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Julio Barreto
Enclosed you will find a series of articles which help explain some of the political discourse which can change the dynamics in Washington this fall. Next week, we will include a posting which will summarize some of the key issues which will dominate DC in the fall.
Politics
Reagan's first term offers measuring stick for Obama
By Dan Balz
The Washington Post
Poll numbers in 1994, a bad year for Democrats, don't bode well for them in 2010
By Chris Cillizza
The Washington Post
In South Dakota, Democrats' own 'mama grizzly' vs. 'the next Sarah Palin'
By Philip Rucker
The Washington Post
Establishment candidates in Arizona, Florida rally against 'outsider' rivals
By Dan Balz
The Washington Post
10 things Obama must do in 10 weeks
By Kristi Keck
CNN
Obama's Four Disasters
Heckuva job, Mr. President.
By Fred Barnes
The Weekly Standard
Does Barack Obama want to be re-elected in 2012?
Toby Harnden
The Telegraph
When Economic Policy Became Social Policy
By Peter J. Wallison
The American
In Florida, a Candidate Veers From Tea Party’s Script
By Jeff Zeleny
The New York Times
Race An Undeniable Aspect of Democrats’ Ethics Troubles
By Josh Kurtz
Congressional Quarterly
End run: Romney's crafty financing
By Jeanne Cummings & Andy Barr
Politico
Debate on taxes affects the savers
By Patrice Hill
The Washington Times
GOP takes harsher stance toward Islam
By Ben Smith and Maggie Haberman
Politico
Five myths about midterm elections
By Alan Abramowitz and Norman Ornstein
The Washington Post
With Obama address, Democrats revive specter of GOP threat to Social Security
By Michael D. Shear and Lori Montgomery
The Washington Post
Desperate Democrats pin their hopes on scary Republicans
By Dan Balz
The Washington Post
Prominent Democrats want Kennedy's widow to run for his Senate seat
By Mary Ann Akers and Philip Rucker
The Washington Post
Will its offbeat candidates hurt GOP?
By Alexander Burns
Politico
How Michael Bennet made it look easy
By David Catanese
Politico
Using the Generic Ballot to Forecast Gubernatorial Elections
Alan I. Abramowitz, Senior Columnist
Crystal Ball
Profiles
Newt Gingrich: The Indispensable Republican
By John H. Richardson
Esquire Magazine
Lazio Finds an Issue in Furor Over Islamic Center
By Michael Barbaro
New York Times
Joe Sestak, the 60th Democrat
By Michael Sokolove
The New York Times
The most powerful Republican in politics
By Jim Vandehei, Andy Barr & Kenneth P. Vogel
Politico
Thank You for Not Screaming
By Lisa Depaulo
GQ Magazine
The Making of Andrew Cuomo
By Jonathan Mahler
The New York Times
Housing and Community Development
Housing Fades as a Means to Build Wealth, Analysts Say
By David Streitfeld
New York Times
Kill Fannie, Freddie
By Boston Herald Editorial Staff
Rovian immigration fallacy
By Tom Garcia
The Washington Times
Politics
Reagan's first term offers measuring stick for Obama
By Dan Balz
The Washington Post
Poll numbers in 1994, a bad year for Democrats, don't bode well for them in 2010
By Chris Cillizza
The Washington Post
In South Dakota, Democrats' own 'mama grizzly' vs. 'the next Sarah Palin'
By Philip Rucker
The Washington Post
Establishment candidates in Arizona, Florida rally against 'outsider' rivals
By Dan Balz
The Washington Post
10 things Obama must do in 10 weeks
By Kristi Keck
CNN
Obama's Four Disasters
Heckuva job, Mr. President.
By Fred Barnes
The Weekly Standard
Does Barack Obama want to be re-elected in 2012?
Toby Harnden
The Telegraph
When Economic Policy Became Social Policy
By Peter J. Wallison
The American
In Florida, a Candidate Veers From Tea Party’s Script
By Jeff Zeleny
The New York Times
Race An Undeniable Aspect of Democrats’ Ethics Troubles
By Josh Kurtz
Congressional Quarterly
End run: Romney's crafty financing
By Jeanne Cummings & Andy Barr
Politico
Debate on taxes affects the savers
By Patrice Hill
The Washington Times
GOP takes harsher stance toward Islam
By Ben Smith and Maggie Haberman
Politico
Five myths about midterm elections
By Alan Abramowitz and Norman Ornstein
The Washington Post
With Obama address, Democrats revive specter of GOP threat to Social Security
By Michael D. Shear and Lori Montgomery
The Washington Post
Desperate Democrats pin their hopes on scary Republicans
By Dan Balz
The Washington Post
Prominent Democrats want Kennedy's widow to run for his Senate seat
By Mary Ann Akers and Philip Rucker
The Washington Post
Will its offbeat candidates hurt GOP?
By Alexander Burns
Politico
How Michael Bennet made it look easy
By David Catanese
Politico
Using the Generic Ballot to Forecast Gubernatorial Elections
Alan I. Abramowitz, Senior Columnist
Crystal Ball
Profiles
Newt Gingrich: The Indispensable Republican
By John H. Richardson
Esquire Magazine
Lazio Finds an Issue in Furor Over Islamic Center
By Michael Barbaro
New York Times
Joe Sestak, the 60th Democrat
By Michael Sokolove
The New York Times
The most powerful Republican in politics
By Jim Vandehei, Andy Barr & Kenneth P. Vogel
Politico
Thank You for Not Screaming
By Lisa Depaulo
GQ Magazine
The Making of Andrew Cuomo
By Jonathan Mahler
The New York Times
Housing and Community Development
Housing Fades as a Means to Build Wealth, Analysts Say
By David Streitfeld
New York Times
Kill Fannie, Freddie
By Boston Herald Editorial Staff
Rovian immigration fallacy
By Tom Garcia
The Washington Times
