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Monthly Archives: February 2010
Previewing Senate Elections: New York
This is the second part of a series of posts analyzing competitive Senate elections in blue states. The third part, which analyzes California, can be found here. New York Out of the three heavily Democratic states being analyzed, Republicans probably … Continue reading
Posted in 2010 Midterm Elections, New York
Tagged blue, Democrats, elections, New York, Politics, red, Republicans, Senate
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When Democrats Used to be the Daddy Party
In today’s political world, Democrats and Republicans often come with labels preattached. Republicans constitute the “Daddy Party”: they are hawkish on foreign affairs and are perceived as stronger with issues such as national security. Democrats, on the other hand, constitute … Continue reading
A First-World Crisis
The recent troubles faced by Greece bring to mind a fascinating way in which this financial crisis has been different from so many others. Namely, it has been the wealthy, Western countries that have been hit hardest and who have … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Affairs
Tagged financial crisis, First-World, global recession, Greece, recession, Third-World
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Previewing Senate Elections: Illinois
This is the first part of a series of posts analyzing competitive Senate elections in blue states. The second part can be found here. Illinois In November 2010, Democratic State Treasurer Alexi Giannoulias will face off against Republican Congressman Mark … Continue reading
Posted in 2010 Midterm Elections, Illinois
Tagged 2010 Congressional Elections, Alexi Giannoulias, blue, Democrats, elections, Illinois, Mark Kirk, Politics, red, Republicans
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Previewing Senate Elections
Over the next few posts I will be previewing a select few competitive Senate elections. These posts will focus less on individual personalities and more on overarching state dynamics – what parts of the state vote Democratic, swing, and vote … Continue reading
Posted in 2010 Midterm Elections
Tagged 2010 Congressional Elections, analysis, blue, Democrats, elections, Politics, preview, red, Republicans, Senate, states
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