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» Does Obama want to be the pot president?
Obama, who used marijuana as a teenager, has suggested that weed is no more dangerous than alcohol.
» Iran bill heads to Senate floor, depends on beating back amendments
Support for the bipartisan legislation is strong.
» Timothy P. Carney: When battling Hillary, it’s the cronyism, stupid
Republicans seeking to beat Hillary Clinton in 2016 need only bring attention to her record of cronyism.
» Republicans stop worrying, learn to love nuclear option
A procedure called the “nuclear option” allows lawmakers to change the voting threshold to just 51 votes.
» Republicans could push multiple goals through budget reconciliation
The GOP could pass up to three bills using reconciliation without provoking a major procedural fight.
» Editorial: Why police shootings matter for everyone
The worst crime, after all, is the corruption of that which society holds in highest regard.
» In trade pitch to Dems, Obama has to watch his right flank too
“[Fast track] isn’t about trade. It’s about Obama’s … desire to re-write the economic rules of the world.”
» Obama issues stern warning to Iran on Yemen
“[W]e’re not sending them obscure messages; we send them very direct messages about it.”
» Op-Ed: Why Republicans don’t believe in global warming
Environmentalism is a faith without joy, a religion lacking hope of redemption.
» Philip Klein: Walker’s bizarre drift to immigration protectionism
Walker now believes that American workers should be protected from competition with illegal immigrants.
» Senators aim to squash tar sands ban
A group of senators introduced a bill to end a federal ban on fuel from Canadian tar sands and shale.
