Mike Soraghan
I've been a reporter for 20 years. I've covered everything from presidential inaugurations and the health care debate to election night in Pawleys Island, S.C. And I've seen the passion of both sides in all of them. I was a stand-in at Pawleys because the mayor was charged with threatening to kill our beat reporter. The issue: parking.
Politics, a professor once told me, is an argument about the future. And what could be more important than that?
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Politics, a professor once told me, is an argument about the future. And what could be more important than that?
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Analysis: Campaign Cash Ruling from Conservatives Makes a Sharp Left TurnA Supreme Court ruling in January was supposed to "open the floodgates" to Republican-leaning corporations who wanted to influence elections. Instead its been unions who took the idea and ran with it.
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After Stanley McChrystal, the Media Debate the Media About AccessThe political fallout for Obama in sacking his key commander has been minimal. So the debate shifts toward "blame the media" mode. As usual, guess who's steering it that way: the media. -
On Super Primary Tuesday, Voters Tack RightwardRepublican primary voters rejected the establishment candidates in Tuesday night's big election races. Democrats? Not so much. -
In 2010 Election, Will Republicans Need to Put the Brakes on Their Own Momentum?The numbers say Democrats are in for a drubbing in November. But there are signs that some Republicans will have a hard time tacking to the center. If if they do, will they lose the energy that fueled their rise?
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Can Rand Paul, Marco Rubio and the Tea Party Really Dump Spending?The tea party movement has gotten its first clean shots at the Republican establishment in the past few weeks, and took out the target each time.