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24 February 2018

Links of the Week - 23 February 2018

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The Backward Logic of the Nunes Memo
Jonathan Chait

Survival at All Costs
Phillip Carter

It's Time for Wall Street to Give Up Its Love Affair With the Dow Jones Industrial Average
Sean Williams

Why Rising Wages Scare the Heck Out of Investors
Jordan Weissmann

Please Don’t Panic About the Stock Market
Jordan Weissmann

Trump administration faces audit of proposed rule that could let bosses keep tips
Danielle Paquette

What David Brooks Misunderstands About Abortion
Cheryl Axelrod

The Smearing of Christopher Steele
John Sipher

Don’t kid yourself. The future is bleak.
Matt O'Brien

In defense of Social Security Disability Insurance
Dylan Matthews

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17 February 2018

Links of the Week - 16 February 2018

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Donald Trump Just Asked Congress to End the Rule of Law
Yascha Mounk

Bitcoin Is the New Gold
Noah Smith

Forged Under Fire—Bob Mueller and Jim Comey’s Unusual Friendship
Garrett M. Graff

How the GOP Went Crazy
Kurt Andersen

A close reading of the Nunes memo shows how sketchy it is
Andrew Prokop

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10 February 2018

Links of the Week - 9 February 2018

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The real reason the Nunes memo matters
Zack Beauchamp

Defending the Indefensible
William Saletan

I Was There for Nixon’s Last State of the Union
Fred Kaplan

I’m a Republican. Why Is My Party Gaslighting America?
Amanda Carpenter

This was the scariest part of Trump’s State of the Union
Zack Beauchamp

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03 February 2018

Links of the Week - 2 February 2018

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Are Democrats becoming more like Republicans?
Ezra Klein

Democrats didn’t cave on the shutdown
Ezra Klein

Bank of America Just Reminded Us of Why We Need Postal Banking
Jordan Weissmann

Why Is It So Hard for Americans to Get a Decent Raise?
Jordan Weissmann

What Everyone Gets Wrong About LBJ’s Great Society
Joshua Zeitz

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