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Eat Your Dogma

Daniel Gross - September 7, 2011

Vegetarianism as a window into the pitfalls of activism The smart vegetarian should probably avoid steakhouses like the bird flu. But she can't always refuse...

Why Is the Huntsman Campaign a Failure?

Paul Schied - September 6, 2011

Governor Jon Huntsman is a great candidate on paper, but he hasn't gained traction because of flawed campaign strategy.

We Are Radical and We Are Weird

Naji Filali - August 19, 2011

Naji Filali discusses his experience with the YAL (Young Americans for Liberty) National Convention and their radical idea of shrinking government.

Swamy’s Freedom of Speech

Sandra Korn - August 11, 2011

Sandra Korn explains the reasons behind her support of calls to terminate Subramanian Swamy's association with Harvard University.

Politics and Baseball: Part 4 of My Internship Adventures

Naji Filali - August 10, 2011

Naji Filali continues his series of posts on his internship with Senator Rand Paul.

Why Christopher Oppermann Should Vote

Sarah Siskind - August 3, 2011

It will cost him 5 minutes, 67 cents, and 50 calories. So why not?

Doing Clips

Harleen Gambhir - July 26, 2011

Harleen Gambhir shares a quick look at major headlines gathered from her internship with the Center for American Progress.

Why I Don't Vote

Christopher Oppermann - July 25, 2011

Christopher Oppermann outlines why he's more inclined to mock the vote than rock the vote.

Senate Thinks Smart About Debt Ceiling Resolution; House Prefers Politics

Thomas Gaudett - July 21, 2011

Breaking down the budget debate: the good, the bad, and the impracticable

Pizza and Paranoia: Cain's Politics of Hate

Humza Bokhari - July 19, 2011

Herman Cain washes down his politics like he washes down his pizza: with a large glass of Haterade.