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    Nov 22, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  1. Kinsley: The more things change ...

    Bill Clinton became president on a platform of "change." Not change in any particular way — just change in the abstract. Like characters in a Chekhov play, Americans found daily life unbearable in some usually unspecified way, and dreamed of escape. But they didn't have the energy to achieve escape velocity. Then along came this fast-talking charmer, and suddenly we left Chekhov behind and were in "The Music Man."
    Bill Clinton became president on a platform of "change." Not change in any particular way — just change in the abstract. Like characters in a Chekhov play, Americans found daily life unbearable in some usually unspecified way, and dreamed of escape....

    Tags: Kevin Phillips, Mitt Romney, Health Care Reform (2009), Medicare, Paul Ryan

    2. Jan 9, 2013 |Column| Los Angeles Times

  2. McManus: The GOP looks inward

    No political party enjoys losing an election, but a healthy party reacts to defeat — after a suitable period of grieving — by trying to figure out what went wrong.
    No political party enjoys losing an election, but a healthy party reacts to defeat — after a suitable period of grieving — by trying to figure out what went wrong. That's what Democrats did in the late 1980s after a string of failed...

    Tags: Tea Party Movement, Culture, Barack Obama, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, Elections

    3. Jan 13, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  3. 'Les Miz,' 'Argo' win Golden Globes; Jodie Foster is talk of show

    The epic musical “Les Miserables” dominated the 70th annual Golden Globe Awards on Sunday night with three trophies, including one for best musical or comedy. But the evening belonged to Ben Affleck.
    The epic musical “Les Miserables” dominated the 70th annual Golden Globe Awards on Sunday night with three trophies, including one for best musical or comedy. But the evening belonged to Ben Affleck. Affleck’s political thriller “...

    Tags: Anne Hathaway, Kevin Costner, Meryl Streep, Ben Affleck, Adele (music artist)

    4. Nov 23, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  4. Asian Americans turn Democratic

    As the dust settles on the presidential election, there seems to be a new theory daily as to why Mitt Romney lost and what it signals for the future of the Republican Party. Common to nearly all the speculation are the partisan implications of demographic change. The United States is shifting gradually toward a majority-minority electorate, with ever-growing numbers of Latino and Asian American voters. Notably, these groups are increasingly voting as Democrats. According to exit polls from Nov. 6, 73% of Asian Americans and 71% of Latinos voted for President Obama.
    As the dust settles on the presidential election, there seems to be a new theory daily as to why Mitt Romney lost and what it signals for the future of the Republican Party. Common to nearly all the speculation are the partisan implications of demographic...

    Tags: Iraq, International Military Interventions, Labor Markets, Social Sciences, Culture

    5. Dec 17, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  5. Martin Scorsese to direct Bill Clinton documentary

    Martin Scorsese has found his next film subject: Bill Clinton.
    Martin Scorsese has found his next film subject: Bill Clinton. The Oscar winner will produce and direct a documentary on the former president for HBO, the network announced Monday. The documentary will explore the 42nd president's perspective on...

    Tags: The Departed (movie), Entertainment, Goodfellas (movie), George Harrison, Martin Scorsese

    6. Jan 6, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  6. The many what-if's of Richard Nixon

    A century ago on Jan. 9, Richard Nixon was born in a Southern California agricultural subdivision dubbed Yorba Linda, in a 900-square-foot mail-order house assembled by his father.
    A century ago on Jan. 9, Richard Nixon was born in a Southern California agricultural subdivision dubbed Yorba Linda, in a 900-square-foot mail-order house assembled by his father. The centennial of America's 37th president won't be met with much...

    Tags: Government, Richard Nixon, FBI, U.S. Congress, Satellite and Cable Service

    7. Dec 14, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  7. Jon Stewart picks apart conservative case against gay marriage

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    “The Daily Show” broadcast its last new episode of 2012 on Thursday night, and Jon Stewart closed the year by looking forward – specifically, to the two historic gay marriage cases going before the Supreme Court in 2013. Stewart...

    Tags: Laws, Piers Morgan, Marriage, Lindsey O. Graham, Jim DeMint

    8. Jan 14, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  8. Which Oscar nominees will receive a bounce from Globes?

    So it turns out that even delivering former President Bill Clinton as a Golden Globes presenter isn't enough to persuade the Hollywood Foreign Press Assn. to vote for your "brilliant" film.
    So it turns out that even delivering former President Bill Clinton as a Golden Globes presenter isn't enough to persuade the Hollywood Foreign Press Assn. to vote for your "brilliant" film. Does this mean "Lincoln" is no longer the front-runner for...

    Tags: Celebrities, Anne Hathaway, Entertainment, Entertainment Events, Jennifer Lawrence

    9. Jan 16, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  9. Paying for Obama's party

    Getting elected president costs a lot of money, and so does being inaugurated.
    Getting elected president costs a lot of money, and so does being inaugurated. In 2009, President Obama's inaugural committee spent $45 million to kick off his first term. Even with scaled-back festivities (two balls instead of 10), this year's...

    Tags: U.S. Congress, Human Interest, Occidental Petroleum Corp., Finance, Judges

    10. Dec 12, 2012 |Column| Los Angeles Times

  10. McManus: Will it be Clinton? Cuomo? Warren?

    Shortly after the 1988 presidential election, pollsters asked Democrats whom they favored to be their party's nominee in 1992. The strongest candidates were Sen. Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts and Gov. Mario M. Cuomo of New York. The governor of Arkansas, Bill Clinton, didn't even register.
    Shortly after the 1988 presidential election, pollsters asked Democrats whom they favored to be their party's nominee in 1992. The strongest candidates were Sen. Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts and Gov. Mario M. Cuomo of New York. The governor of...

    Tags: Government, Andrew Cuomo, Same-Sex Marriage, Brian Schweitzer, Regional Authority

    11. Jan 21, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  11. Inauguration 2013: Beyonce, Kelly Clarkson, deliver big

    <span>Amid the pomp of Monday&rsquo;s inaugural ceremonies were a number of visual non-sequiturs, and most of them involved Jay-Z -- at least those not involving the sight of a former American Idol winner up there.&nbsp;</span>
    Los Angeles Times Pop Music Critic
    Amid the pomp of Monday’s inaugural ceremonies were a number of visual non-sequiturs, and most of them involved Jay-Z -- at least those not involving the sight of a former American Idol winner up there.  There he was, in the same frame as Sen....

    Tags: Kelly Clarkson, Beyonce, Entertainment, Joe Biden, Al Franken

    12. Dec 14, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  12. Filling the federal bench

    The federal judicial bench is dangerously understaffed: 10% of district judgeships lie vacant and 8% of appellate judgeships languish unoccupied. Meanwhile, the press of federal judicial business has become so great that the Administrative Office for the United States Courts has classified about half of existing vacancies as "judicial emergencies." In his 2010 report on the state of the federal courts, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. underscored the "persistent problem" of judicial vacancies, emphasizing that judges in overburdened districts confront "acute difficulties" and shoulder "extraordinary caseloads."
    The federal judicial bench is dangerously understaffed: 10% of district judgeships lie vacant and 8% of appellate judgeships languish unoccupied. Meanwhile, the press of federal judicial business has become so great that the Administrative Office for...

    Tags: National Economic Council, John G. Roberts, Jr., White House, U.S. Senate, Judges

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