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Wonkblog was a blog,
hosted by The
Washington Post, that was
dedicated to
domestic policy,
economics and politics. It was
started by Ezra Klein, originally...
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where he was an ****ociate editor. At The
Washington Post,
Klein managed Wonkblog, a
branded blog that
featured his
writing on
domestic policy. In 2014,...
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Wonkblog section of The
Washington Post,
focusing on taxes, budgets, and
other elements of US
economic and
fiscal policy. In
October 2013,
Wonkblog journalist...
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delays and
inflated the
price of aluminum".
According to
Lydia DePillis of
Wonkblog, when
Goldman bought the
warehouses it "started
paying traders extra to...
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founding Vox, Ezra
Klein worked for The
Washington Post as the head of
Wonkblog, a
public policy blog. When
Klein attempted to
launch a new site using...
- Evan (June 4, 2013). "The
terrible deal for
states rejecting Medicaid".
Wonkblog. The
Washington Post. ISSNÂ 0190-8286. OCLCÂ 2269358.
Archived from the original...
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referenced Johnson's
clemency in the song "Cudi Montage". The
Washington Post's
Wonkblog described the
pardon as
somewhat surprising given Trump's past statements...
- The Atlantic.
Retrieved June 7, 2017. Ehrenfreund, Max (June 7, 2017). "
Wonkblog.
Kansas Republicans raise taxes,
ending their GOP governor's 'real live...
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delays and
inflated the
price of aluminum".
According to
Lydia DePillis of
Wonkblog, when
Goldman bought the
warehouses it "started
paying traders extra to...
- B. (June 6, 2013). "How
Congress Unknowingly Legalized PRISM in 2007".
Wonkblog (blog of The
Washington Post).
Retrieved July 4, 2013. Johnson, Luke (July...
