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Michael Barone

Entries for April 12, 2006

What the Italian elections mean

April 12, 2006 05:02 PM ET |

My blog entry on the Italian elections was written when it looked like there was a good chance that the center right would have a majority in the Senate and might still get a majority in the Chamber of Deputies.

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Iraq bloggers nail mainstream media

April 12, 2006 05:01 PM ET |

In surfing through some of my favorite websites this morning, I came across references to these interesting articles on Iraq.

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What California's special election means for Democrats and Republicans

April 12, 2006 05:00 PM ET |

I have been predicting that the key factor in the 2006 congressional elections will be turnout. Will Republicans have the advantage in turnout, as they did in 2004, when John Kerry's popular vote was 16 percent higher than Al Gore's while George W. Bush's popular vote was 23 percent higher in 2004 than in 2000? Or will Republicans' disillusionment with Bush and the Republican Congress on issues like spending and immigration, Katrina and Iraq, result in more robust turnout for Democrats than Republicans?

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Michael Barone is a senior writer for U.S.News & World Report and principal coauthor of The Almanac of American Politics. He has written for many publications—including the Economist and the New York Times.

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Opposition Grows to Secret Health Meetings

Playing "ping pong" will hurt Democrats.

Conservatives Should Stop Ignoring Iran

We should all be cheering for the resistance--especially by women--in Iran.

Heads Should Roll at White House

It used to be staff who messed up would fall on their swords.

Palin, Clinton and Political Sexism

Anne Kornblut's "Notes from the Cracked Ceiling" looks at how far America has not come.

'War on Terror' Is Cheney-Bush's Mess

Mr. President, please don't say the former VP's three favorite words.

C-SPAN Wants Open Doors on Healthcare

The nonpartisan media group questions Democrats' secrecy on reform bill.

Pelosi, Reid Keeping Secrets

The two are setting up a protracted game of ping-pong from the House to the Senate.

Freeing Gitmo Prisoners Feeds al Qaeda

There's no reason to release any more detainees from terrorist-training nations.

Public Opinion

Should Healthcare Talks Go Public?

So far, Democrats are keeping doors closed on reform legislation talks.

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