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Obama's lacklustre performance in the debate seems to genuinely reflect how he really feels.
Linguist George Lakoff argues that Democrats often lose because they fail to craft moral frames for their policies.
The 99 per cent must find a positive vision, with or without the help of existing parties and powers.
Economics, not culture wars, may determine this election - but culture wars need to be understood on their own terms.
Republicans are increasingly anti-science, but Democrats are clueless about what to do.
Fantastical claims about Obama ironically have something profound to teach us, writes Paul Rosenberg.
The unseen power of metaphors in guiding how we think could be key to escaping from a prolonged economic crisis.
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