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Month: November 2013

Virginia almost live

Virginia election results are very much as expected, as long as you know what you're looking for.

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Charles Richardson Elections, United States 2 Comments 6 November 2013

Can’t white people be terrorists?

Another look at the double standard on attributions of "terrorism", illustrated by last week's shooting at Los Angeles airport.

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Why does a country want discontented citizens?

Local elections in Kosovo have demonstrated what should have been obvious already: that the Serbs of the country's north are not going to settle for anything less than being allowed to rejoin Serbia.

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Election preview: New Jersey and New York

Expect two landslide victories this week in New Jersey and New York City: one for a moderate Republican and one for a left-wing Democrat.

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Charles Richardson Elections, United States 1 Comment 4 November 2013

Election preview: Virginia

Virginia goes to the polls on Tuesday to elect a new governor, in a vote that more than usual seems to have national implications, especially for America's Republican Party.

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