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September 23, 1978
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Kennedy the President
July 24, 1976
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Carter’s Problems
July 28, 1973
Walter Pincus
Drippings from the Watergate
July 15, 1972
Alexander M. Bickel
Will the Democrats Survive Miami?
October 24, 1970
James T. Murphy
Changes in the House: a Prediction
August 3, 1968
Paul R. Wieck
Southern Democrats: Not What They Used To Be
April 1, 1966
Andrew Kopkind
He’s a Happening
November 20, 1965
Andrew Kopkind
Connally's Texas
July 16, 1962
Gus Tyler
What Is Representative Government?
November 16, 1959
William Costello
Coasting with Ike in '56
June 23, 1958
Ronnie Dugger
Politics in California-III
June 2, 1958
Ronnie Dugger
Politics in California—I
April 6, 1952
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Truman’s Gift to Democracy—Free Choice in ’52
July 26, 1948
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July 26, 1948
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July 12, 1948
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The Democrats’ Last Chance
The choice for Democrats at Philadelphia is to find progressive leadership or perish.
November 11, 1936
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Mr. Roosevelt's Blank Check
April 27, 1932
Felix Frankfurter
The Supreme Court and a Balanced Budget
March 18, 1931
John Dewey
The Need for a New Party

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