James Joyner

blogger, Outside the Beltway

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Combat veteran of Operation Desert Storm and founder of the blog, Outside the Beltway; Managing Editor of the Atlantic Council of the United States, a foreign policy think-tank

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After losing on healthcare reform , Tea Partiers launched a nation-wide bus campaign this weekend.

Will Tea Party Activists Derail before November?

After losing on healthcare reform , Tea Partiers launched a nation-wide bus campaign this weekend.

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After losing on healthcare reform , Tea Partiers launched a nation-wide bus campaign this weekend.

Will Tea Party Activists Derail before November?

After losing on healthcare reform , Tea Partiers launched a nation-wide bus campaign this weekend.

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In the aftermath of September 11, President Bush told Americans to return to business as usual and go shopping.

Veterans' Day: Just Another Day to Go Shopping?

In the aftermath of September 11, President Bush told Americans to return to business as usual and go shopping.

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