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Jason Zengerle

December 3, 2007 | Features
The Wishy-Washy, Squishy-Squashy Pseudoscience of Electability

Is the nation more likely to elect a white woman, a black man, or an ex-mayor with a mean streak? Arguing about which candidate has the best shot next November is a game even sure losers can play.

April 17, 2006 | Features
Not Since Jesus

While humanity awaits the arrival of the Brangelina baby, the paparazzi scheme and scramble for a shot at the biggest score of all time.

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