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  • An Offline Conversation with Twitter CEO Dick Costolo

    June 26, 2013, Beth Stone and Jonathan Rauch

  • Supreme Court Tips the Gay Marriage Scales

    June 26, 2013, Jonathan Rauch

  • The “Town Square” in the Social Media Era: A Conversation with Twitter CEO Dick Costolo

    June 26, 2013

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  • The Politics of Marijuana Legalization

    May 29, 2013

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  • Marijuana Legalization: Early Lessons from Colorado and Washington

    May 22, 2013, Beth Stone and Jonathan Rauch

  • Conservative Case for Gay Marriage

    May 20, 2013, Jonathan Rauch

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    April 30, 2013, Jonathan Rauch

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    April 15, 2013

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  • Let’s Go Down the Aisle Toward Legalized Pot

    April 5, 2013, Jonathan Rauch

  • Washington Versus Washington (and Colorado): Why the States Should Lead on Marijuana Policy

    March 28, 2013, Jonathan Rauch

  • Gay Marriage Hits the Supreme Court

    March 26, 2013, Jonathan Rauch

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    January 8, 2013

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  • The Supreme Court Takes Up Same-Sex Marriage

    December 11, 2012, Jonathan Rauch

  • The No Good, Very Bad Outlook for the Working-Class American Man

    December 5, 2012, Jonathan Rauch

  • In the U.S. today, polarization is structural. Members of Congress are worried about their own campaigns over national issues — no one gets punished for standing their ground, they get punished for compromise.

    November 14, 2012, Jonathan Rauch, The Madison Times
  • Breakthrough! Gay Marriage Is Now Mainstream

    November 7, 2012, Jonathan Rauch

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  • I think [Mitt] Romney was done in by the fact that he could not get far enough to the center credibly enough. He had to go too far right in the primaries. And the reason for that is you have some fierce constituencies in the Republican Party that do not want the party to change.

    November 7, 2012, Jonathan Rauch, Voice of America
  • Legal Marijuana? New Domestic and International Initiatives Challenge the Status Quo

    October 3, 2012

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  • What [President Obama] now has to propose is there's still hope for change. That it's not too late to invest in him for change. And that's a tough sell.

    September 6, 2012, Jonathan Rauch, CBS News
  • Foreign affairs won’t decide the 2012 election, but, if it did, President Obama would win walking away.

    July 25, 2012, Jonathan Rauch, The New Republic
  • A Plan that Offers Obama a Fighting Chance

    July 5, 2012, Jonathan Rauch

  • The Supreme Court's Affordable Care Act Decision: An "Act of Judicial Statesmanship"

    June 28, 2012, Jonathan Rauch

  • In a world with a single, fungible energy market, talk of U.S. energy independence (whatever that means) is a fantasy, and grousing about imported oil is little better. But there is a non-fantastic way to reduce energy vulnerability: a multinational ban on gasoline.

    June 21, 2012, Jonathan Rauch, The Atlantic
  • But we cannot assume Obama is wrong to see, in Paul's Christianity, a tradition that reasons its way toward humaneness, even when the result is to break with tradition and open a new path. If he were around today, the apostle might sound much like the president.

    June 3, 2012, Jonathan Rauch, The Daily

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