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Ezra Klein (born May 9, 1984) is a blogger for the Washington Post and a columnist for Newsweek. He was formerly an associate editor for The American Prospect political magazine and an American liberal political blogger at the same publication.
Klein was born in Irvine, California, where he attended University High School. He attended the University of California, Santa Cruz but later transferred to the University of California, Los Angeles, from which he graduated in 2005 with a B.A. in political science.
Klein started his first blog in February 2003. He soon joined with Matt Singer, and the name was changed to "Klein/Singer: Political Consulting on the Cheap." In June 2003, he moved to the blog Not Geniuses along with Matt Singer, Ryan J. Davis, and Joe Rospars.
Following "Not Geniuses," Klein partnered with Jesse Taylor at Pandagon. This partnership helped Klein gain even more visibility, leading to his eventual founding of his current blog "Ezra Klein."
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Reid promises filibuster reform - — “The filibuster has been abused,” Sen. Harry Reid said at a reporter's briefing this afternoon. “But next Congress, we are going to take a look at it. And we're going to make some changes in it.” — Reid wasn't very clear about what changes he'd make, or how he'd make them. |
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A progressive win, but not a conservative loss - — A couple wags wondered how I could simultaneously say health-care reform is a big win for progressives while suggesting it's anything less than an unmitigated disaster for conservatives. It's because I don't think this is zero-sum — at least philosophically. |
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Why I'm not counting votes - I'm getting a lot of e-mails ... - — I'm getting a lot of e-mails about this or that congressperson's latest hedge, or this or that effort to count the votes. So let me take a second to explain why I'm not posting those articles: I don't trust them. — To a degree that's really under-appreciated … |
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More conservative misinformation on health-care reform - — I'm not sure whether Stephen Spruiell actually doesn't know how the health-care reform legislation works or is simply being purposefully obtuse in service of his argument, but either way, it's not comforting to see a post … |
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Lessons from the Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit vote - — Here are some things that happened on the night the GOP pushed the Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit through the House of Representatives: — A 15-minute vote was scheduled, and at the end of 15 minutes, the Democrats had won. |
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Health-care reform is progressive - — Reading Chris Bowers's excellent list of the progressive priorities fulfilled or partially fulfilled by the health-care bill's sidecar amendments is a reminder of how peculiar the framing of this debate has been. There's no doubt that progressives … |
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Sen. Michael Bennet: 'Nothing in the rest of the world operates ... - — Michael Bennet is a freshman senator from Colorado. Usually, freshman senators keep pretty quiet about the institution, as you don't get to be the old guard by giving the old guard headaches. |
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McCain's Medicare brinksmanship - — “No problem is in more need of attention and action by Congress than the looming financial challenges of entitlement programs,” reads John McCain's campaign Web site. But back in Congress, McCain isn't exactly making good on that promise … |
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Exclusive: 'Wellpoint would be a primary beneficiary' ... - — “Of course, healthcare reform is a double-edged sword for Wellpoint shares. Should reform fail, Wellpoint would be a primary beneficiary.” — That comes from the first page of the Cowen and Co.'s assessment … |
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'I will take our troops out of the war zone and put them into space' - — Introduction Video from Kesha for Congress on Vimeo. — Kesha Rogers is a Larouchie who just won the Democratic nomination in Texas's 22nd district. Her triumphant statement is pretty sweet: |
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