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DULIK: Romney Takes the Rocky Road

By Sam Dulik March 2, 2012

Mitt Romney's primary wins in Arizona and Michigan Tuesday were hardly a surprise. In Arizona, his Mormon and Western roots gave him a leg up. In Michigan, the facts that he was born and raised in the...

DULIK: Romney Resuscitates Campaign

By Sam Dulik February 2, 2012

Florida is home to an almost magical political vibe. Whether handing George W. Bush the White House after an agonizing recount in 2000 or sealing the deal for John McCain's presidential nomination in 2008,...

DULIK: Romney: The Right Candidate

By Sam Dulik January 20, 2012

Journalists and pundits covering the Republican presidential primaries have recently been stuck on the question of whether Mitt Romney will secure the nomination, and how he will do so. Unfortunately,...

A Triumph Over Terror and Party Politics

By Sam Dulik May 2, 2011

I will never forget last night. The news crackled across Facebook and Twitter like lightning, as an exponentially larger web of people pulsed with the rumor that Osama bin Laden, the face of evil in our...

Dulik: A Gold Mine of Political Action

By Sam Dulik April 29, 2011

They say Nevada is the "Silver State," but for political junkies this week it's been golden. A tumultuous chain reaction of political events has just rocked the state, creating serious implications for...

Dulik: The Promise of Tim Pawlenty, Introducing the GOP’s Best Bet

By Sam Dulik March 25, 2011

On Monday, the 2012 presidential election got underway when the first top-tier Republican presidential contender announced that he was forming an exploratory committee. Let's be clear, though: Regardless...

Dulik: Senators’ Departures Usher in 2012 Campaign Season

By Sam Dulik February 18, 2011

Having barely caught its breath after 2010's watershed midterm elections, the American public already finds itself in the thick of the 2012 campaign season. While the re-election of President Obama will...

Dulik: Reagan Was a President to Remember

By Sam Dulik February 11, 2011

Last Sunday, America celebrated the 100th anniversary of the birth of President Ronald Reagan. From General Electric commercials excitedly gushing about their original spokesman, to Sarah Palin tweeting...

Dulik: A State of the Union Appraisal

By Sam Dulik January 27, 2011

First thought after Tuesday's State of the Union address: Boy, can the president deliver a speech. If anyone needs a reminder that our commander in chief won his job on the basis of his superb communication...

Lines Drawn by Williams Firing

By Sam Dulik October 26, 2010

For 40 years, National Public Radio has been a national treasure. In an age in which the airwaves are inundated with bombast and spin by two-bit shock jocks, our national publicly funded radio station...

Warming Up to Tea Party’s Civic Involvement

By Sam Dulik October 1, 2010

Until recently I had never quite clicked with the Tea Party. In virtually every Republican primary featuring the media-constructed narrative of an "establishment" candidate versus a Tea Party insurgent,...

Golden State May Vote Red in 2010

By Sam Dulik April 20, 2010

Today, the "Golden State" is anything but golden. Wracked by severe budgetary crises and an untenable political system, California, once the paragon of the American Dream, teeters on the precipice of disaster....

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