By David S. Broder
Sunday, November 16, 2008; Page B07
The deeper one digs into the returns from this past election, the more portentous the results seem.

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5 Myths About an Election of Mythic Proportions

Watch Where You Walk, Mr. Obama

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By Chris Cillizza
It seems that every social event The Fix attends — and that list includes plane flights, field hockey games and shopping with Mrs. Fix, among others — there is someone who asks about bias in the media.
Usually the “inquiry” comes in the form of an assertion — the media is far too liberal [...]

James Carroll
Pope Benedict XVI’s visit to a synagogue in New York this week will evoke his visit to the oldest synagogue in Germany nearly three years ago. On that occasion, addressing leaders of Cologne’s Jewish community, Pope Benedict properly addressed the question of the Shoah. He deplored Hitler’s campaign to eliminate the Jewish people, and [...]

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I was driving home when I heard on my car radio a minister say that “from each according to his ability, to each according to his need” was a Looney-tune idea. I don’t make a habit of speaking back to the radio, but I couldn’t help but scream, “It’s in the Bible!” Acts 2: 44-45 [...]

Barack Obama’s decision to name Illinois Rep. Rahm Emanuel as his chief of staff ensures that myriad profiles of the man they call “Rahmbo” will be written in the days and weeks to come.
Here at The Fix we aim to bring readers only the news they need to know, so — without further ado — [...]