Why the President Needs to Explain This Move Now It is not too late for the president and his team to be clear about why we did this. Plain truth and straight talk do more than soothe critics. They build

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James Talarico and the Mirage of Moderation Politicians who claim the center deserve scrutiny, especially when their voting history and public alliances point another way. Voters are tired of labels that paper over real differences, and it matters when a

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