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  1. 21 hours ago

    There are certain things that it’s fairly easy to predict far in advance, because they happen with routine regularity: The sun will rise in the morning, Christmas will be held on December 25, the Detroit Lions will not win the Super Bowl

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  2. 22 hours ago

    There are certain things that it’s fairly easy to predict far in advance, because they happen with routine regularity: The sun will rise in the morning, Christmas will be held on December 25, the Detroit Lions will not win the Super Bowl

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  3. 23 hours ago

    In 2018, Beto O’Rourke and Amy Klobuchar were the only two prospective Democratic presidential candidates who demonstrably moved from the fringes into the realm of serious consideration, writes :

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  4. Dec 28

    Bill Scher singles out one presidential candidate who had a uniquely bad year: Sen. Elizabeth Warren. Here's why:

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  5. Dec 28

    Which 2020 Candidates Won 2018?

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  6. Dec 28

    In 2018, there was a sizable gulf between what actually happened and what some people were so sure would:

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  7. Dec 28

    In 2018, there was a sizable gulf between what actually happened and what some people were so sure would:

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  8. Dec 28

    The Political Insiders’ Guide to 2019

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  9. Dec 28

    Joseph Ellis, imagining how future history books will remember 2018: "It is difficult to believe, but exactly a century ago, in 2018, the American media was obsessed with the fractured and frivolous presidency of Donald Trump."

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  10. Dec 28

    What Will History Books Say About 2018?

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  11. Dec 28

    What Will History Books Say About 2018?

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  12. Dec 28

    16 top historians on what history books will say about 2018:

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  13. Dec 28

    Here’s what these 18 insiders will be watching as this crazy year in politics comes to an end and another one begins:

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  14. Dec 28

    Which 2020 Candidates Won 2018? Hint: One of them rhymes with “Freto Frorourke.”

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  15. Dec 28

    The Worst Political Predictions of 2018

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  16. Dec 28

    Bad prediction from April: Joe Crowley will be the next speaker of the House.

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  17. Dec 28

    “Klobuchar may also be winning the Rachel Maddow primary.”

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  18. Dec 28

    "Even if Sanders didn’t advance his electability argument, he maintained his stature as the voice of the populist left, at a time when the populist left is feeling confident enough to ignore electability arguments."

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  19. Dec 27

    Bill Scher on Biden and Sanders: "Yes, they’re old. Yes, they’re white men. Yes, they’ve lost before. But they have been at the top of every poll this year for a reason, and it’s not mere name recognition."

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  20. Dec 27

    Bill Scher on Biden and Sanders: "Yes, they’re old. Yes, they’re white men. Yes, they’ve lost before. But they have been at the top of every poll this year for a reason, and it’s not mere name recognition."

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