Editors’ Blog - 2012
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04.24.12 | 11:36 am
Breaking Your Word

Top Republican says he and his senate colleagues may push a government shutdown to get out of the debt deal agreed upon last year with President Obama.

04.24.12 | 11:39 am
Crackdown

Wal-Mart announces creation of new global non-bribery czar.

04.24.12 | 2:30 pm
I Can’t Quit You, Mitt Romney

Mitt Romney is doing his best to dump advisor and anti-immigration hardliner Kris Kobach as part of his post-primary repositioning. But Kobach isn’t going quietly.

04.24.12 | 4:45 pm
We’ve Got a Winner in Delaware

Slim excitement on a pretty eventless primary election night. But we’ve got a winner in Delaware and his name is Mitt Romney. For reasons that are obscure to me, Newt chose Delaware as the place to make his last stand. Or lets be honest, his most recent last stand. I guess that didn’t pan out.

04.24.12 | 6:37 pm
Big News

I’m not sure it’s quite an upset. But it’s a surprise and a big story. Critz defeats Altmire in PA. In addition to a tight race between two redistricted incumbents this was a proxy battle between Blue Dog and progressive Dems.

04.25.12 | 2:34 am
Slow Jamming The News

Brilliant. Just watch.

04.25.12 | 3:33 am
Stay Classy

All-around class act John Edwards called his mistress Rielle Hunter a “crazy slut” upon learning she was pregnant, says his former aide Andrew Young.

04.25.12 | 4:22 am
I Predict Armageddon

Why January 2013 is the new Armageddon, fiscal-style.

04.25.12 | 5:58 am
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04.25.12 | 6:10 am
The Verdict Is In

For the last three years, we’ve been in the midst of a transatlantic debate about post-economic crisis fiscal policy — broadly speaking it’s been between Keynesianism and austerity, with the US starting with the first and more recently edging toward the second.

Throughout, the UK has been the leading advocate of growth through austerity. And now we have the verdict: the UK economy has officially slid back into recession.