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Too Much of a Good Thing?

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An excessive concern for balanced reporting can do more harm than good.

So Goes Ohio, So Goes the Nation

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The Ohio Senate race serves as a case study in the fundamentally altered political landscape in America.

Assessing Boston and Chicago

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Five HPR writers judge the Romney and Obama campaigns.

A New Kind of Paternalism

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In a nation of turkey sandwich delinquents and Coca-Cola felons, at what point can we admit that healthier choices are no longer choices at all?

Debates, Pensions, and a Bunch of Stuff

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Now that all the debates are over, I can finally breathe easy.

Religion in the 2012 Race

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Where'd it go?

The Natural Gas Debate

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Much of the critical discourse on natural gas has been obscured by partisan inertia on the national level and deep division on the local level

Affirmative Action: The Case for Judicial Restraint

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Abigail Fisher should make her case before the Legislature of Texas, not the Supreme Court of the United States.

Charting a New Trajectory

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The presidential candidates make the case for space as Election Day draws near.

It's the Economy, Stupid

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Social issues and foreign policy are far less important than the economy in this election. Those who think otherwise simply don’t realize how dire our economic and fiscal straits truly are.
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