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Q&A: Experts Weigh in on the GOP Hopefuls

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Mitt Romney: Interviews with Rogers M. Smith and Lou CannonRick Perry: Interviews with Historians Edward F. Countryman and Greg CantrellRon Paul: Interviews with Historian David Beito and Political Scientist Matthew WilsonJon Huntsman: Interviews with Journalist James Fallows and Historian Andrew JohnsHerman Cain: The Man from Pizza

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HNN Poll: Will Obama's Foreign Successes Help His Re-election?

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HNN Poll: What Do You Think of the Deal to Raise the Debt Ceiling?

President Obama and congressional leaders reached a deal Sunday to extent the debt ceiling. The plan calls for $2.4 trillion in spending cuts over the next ten years, with future potential cuts in the trillions. What do you think of the deal? Comment below!Food for Thought:NYT: Obama and Leaders Reach Debt DealWSJ Editorial: A Tea Party TriumphThe big picture is that the deal is a victory for the cause of smaller government, arguably the biggest since welfare reform in 1996. Most bipartisan budget deals trade tax increases that are immediate for spending cuts that turn out to be fictional. This one includes no immediate tax increases, despite President Obama's demand as recently as last Monday. The immediate spending cuts are real, if smaller than we'd prefer, and the longer-term cuts could be real if Republicans hold Congress and continue to enforce the deal's spending caps.

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HNN Poll: How Will the Elimination of TAH Grants Affect You?

HNN welcomes your comments! We do ask all readers to abide by our civility guidelines.To participate in our poll simply click here to drop down to the bottom of this page and click on the word "Comments."BackgroundLee White at the National Coalition for History