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Advice For The Defeated

Republicans Stung by Massive Losses Begin Debate Over Future

Ezra Klein: The Romney campaign's biggest mistake in the election

Pew Center: Changing Face of America Helped Assure Obama Victory

Greg Sargent: Demographics as political destiny

Election Night 2012: Fox News' dark night of the soul

Rove's On-Air Rebuttal of Fox's Ohio Vote Call Raises Questions About His Role

GOP Insider Steve Schmidt: The GOP Must Muzzle Rush Limbaugh

Conor Friedersdorf: How Conservative Media Lost to the MSM and Failed the Rank and File

Ross Douthat: The Age Of Reagan Is Over; The Age Of Obama Is Here

Charles Lane: A reality check for the ages

David Simon: Barack Obama And The Death Of 'Normal'

Meghan McCain to GOP: #evolve
Victory Notes

President Obama's reelection: 12 takeaways

How The Obama Campaign Clawed Back After a Dismal First Debate

The Progressive Surge of The 2012 Election

Ta-Nehisi Coates: Hippies Wander Into the Lions' Den, Maul Lions

Joan Walsh: Why revenge is sweet

Adam Serwer: Be Warned; A Decisive Win for Liberalism Is Not Necessarily A Permanent One
Poll Tested

Public Policy Polling Deemed Most Accurate Individual National Pollster In 2012

Most Accurate Aggregator: Nate Silver of FiveThirtyEight Correctly Predicts All 50 States, Pundits Wrong on "Close Race"

Nate Silver & FiveThirtyEight Called the Election Right Weeks Ago

Inside the Secret World of the Data Crunchers Who Helped Obama Win
Health Care Checkup

Conservatives begin to admit defeat in their 3-year war against 'ObamaCare'

Analysis: 20 states will run their own health-law exchanges
Energy, Climate & Environment

Scientists agree; Climate Change Made Sandy Worse. Period.

Obama to continue efforts to curb greenhouse gases, push energy efficiency

Solar Tariffs Upheld, but May Not Help in U.S.

Denmark surpasses 2020 solar power goal - 8 years early
Nations In Turmoil

Arab League says Assad's days are numbered

Syrian President Assad vows to 'live and die' in Syria, warns against foreign invasion

Red Cross says it cannot cope with scope of Syrian emergency
The Wars Over There

Afghanistan bombings kill 18
International News

Turkey May Deploy Patriot Missiles Near Syria

Jiang Zemin, Ex-Leader of China, Reasserting Sway

China's Hu Jintao urges Communist Party to address corruption
National Politics

As the election ends, 25 problems facing Obama and Congress
States Of Confusion

Conservatives fail to oust judges in Iowa and Florida

Puerto Ricans vote for statehood, but oust pro-statehood governor Fortuņo
Midwest Roundup

Non-Republican Nebraskans now have no representation in Congress

How will Obama's re-election affect Keystone XL pipeline?

Iowa's Republican Governor Branstad gives Obama credit for "tremendous ground game"

Turnout operations in 5 Iowa counties proved critical for Obama

Voters retain Iowa Supreme Court Justice David Wiggins

Minneapolis election officials begin planning future voting improvements on day after election
Daily Commentary HeaderCoaching Advice For The Defeated
It's been an interesting day or so since the announcement that President Barack Obama was re-elected for his second term.

To start with, we've received some great praise from readers like you, both in writing and verbally, for our work guiding you and others through the tumultuous election period. We're proud that we can make you laugh with Paul's cartoons, while guiding you to the sage advice of our friends and media colleagues, like Nate Silver and his team at FiveThirtyEight. We are immensely humbled by your words of praise, and are even more motivated to deliver to you the best journalism that we can.

Motivating people to improve is a key ability of those in self-sacrificing jobs like politician or coach. The best coaches and politicians are usually those individuals who aren't in it for their own selfish benefit, and who aren't blinded by their own propaganda telling them how great they are.

For our friends in the Republican Party, they found that out the hard way on Tuesday night - so we've got a few important pieces of advice they may want to pay attention to, if they don't want their political party to become the next relic of history.

Our first nugget of wisdom is to look at the calendar..
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Taxes & Budgets

Back to Work, President Obama Is Greeted Immediately by Looming Fiscal Crisis

From Coast-To-Coast, Voters Reject Anti-Tax Hysteria

Ezra Klein: Has Obama been given a mandate to raise taxes on the wealthy?

Dana Milbank: Boehner says he wants to bargain. But will the Tea Partiers in the House GOP let him?
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Boehner's Offer For Bipartisan Compromise On Taxes Nearly Identical To Romney Plan

They Learned Nothing: Republican Eric Cantor Already Talking About Taking Debt Limit Hostage In Exchange For More Cuts

Kevin Drum: John Boehner's Desperate, Empty Bluff on Taxes

CBPP: $2 Trillion in Deficit Savings Would Achieve Key Goal
Jobs & The Economy

Jobless claims fall though storm distorts data

U.S. Stocks Rise as Jobless Claims Drop, JPMorgan Rallies
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Home Prices Now Up 7.6% From One Year Ago

U.S. trade deficit narrows as exports climb
Storm Cleanup

Nor'easter Dumps Rain & Snow on Hurricane-Battered Region

More than 400,000 NJ residents are without power after nor'easter
The Euro Mess

Euro weakens as eyes turn to ECB meeting

Fragile Coalition in Greece Narrowly Backs Austerity
Communications Breakdown

Online television comes of age on Election Day 2012

Alyssa Rosenberg: Fox News' Election Night Meltdown - And Megyn Kelly's Legs
Equality

Andrew Sullivan: A Marriage Equality Tipping Point

Ana Marie Cox: How gay equality became the new normal of US politics in 2012
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POTUS Update

President Obama faces a host of tough issues as second term begins

What Obama needs next: Executive branch nomination reform
Money in Politics

Karl Rove and his investors were the biggest losers on Election Day

Connecticut Repub Linda McMahon Spent $100 Million to Lose Twice
News From Capitol Hill

Harry Reid: Filibuster Reform Will Be Pursued In The Next Congress

Kevin Drum: 2013 Might Finally Be the Year of Filibuster Reform
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Reid calls for ending 'gridlock' and pledges Senate rules changes

Greg Sargent: Why having a more liberal Senate will matter
On The Left

Poll: Democratic Demographics Faced Significantly Longer Voting Lines

Ed Kilgore: What Is This "Mandate" Thing Of Which You Speak?

Why Americans Actually Voted For A Democratic House

Kevin Drum: Beware of Beguiling Explanations for Obama's Victory
On The Right

The Republicans, Post-Election Day; Unplugged & Unhinged

Extremist conservatives lambast Romney, vow to take over Republican Party

Romneyworld reckoning begins

Why Boehner Has Gerrymandering to Thank for His Majority
State Level Races

Washington state Republican candidate calls aborting rapist's child 'more violence on woman's body'
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Missouri's Todd Akin also has history of pushing narrow definition of child abuse
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