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Mitt Romney’s Geography Lessonby Adam Gopnik
His invocation of the Iranian “route to the sea” wasn’t all that different from Sarah Palin’s Russia argument for her foreign-policy expertise…
Double Visionby Dexter Filkins
How did Mitt Romney get so cool-headed on foreign policy and so far-out on domestic issues?
Beware of Romneycareby James Surowiecki
The free market, though it may be the best way of allocating new TVs and cars, falters when it comes to paying for bypass surgery or chemotherapy…
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The Weight of Consequencesby Ryan Lizza
How the Arab Spring remade Obama’s foreign policy.
A Reporter at Large
The Making of Mittby Nicholas Lemann
The influence of Mormonism and private equity on Romney.
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The New Yorker Endorses Obamaby The Editors