Russ Feingold

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How Obama won Wisconsin How Obama won Wisconsin
The Illinois senator did well with campus liberals, white men, crossover Republicans and independents, but he made inroads into Clinton's working-class base too.
Russ Feingold is not from the real world Russ Feingold is not from the real world
The maverick senator, subject of a new biography, is the latest embodiment of a long and unique Wisconsin tradition.
Withdrawal plan fails in Senate Withdrawal plan fails in Senate
Twenty-nine Democrats call for withdrawal by March 31, 2008.
How Congress can end the war without hurting the troops How Congress can end the war without hurting the troops
Sen. Reid and I are introducing a bill that would require President Bush to begin redeployment and effectively end our military mission in Iraq by March 31, 2008.
Alberto Gonzales must go Alberto Gonzales must go
The U.S. attorney general's willingness to serve as the president's ultimate yes man makes him unqualified for the office.
What Hillary Clinton should have known What Hillary Clinton should have known
The presidential candidate claims that if she knew then what she knows now, she wouldn't have voted for war. But others knew.
Symbol of a timid Congress Symbol of a timid Congress
Why I oppose the Warner-Levin compromise resolution on the Iraq war.
Feingold: Compromise escalation resolution is too "weak" Feingold: Compromise escalation resolution is too "weak"
"The American people have rejected the president's Iraq strategy and it's time for Congress to end our military involvement in this war."
Feingold: Cut off war funding in six months Feingold: Cut off war funding in six months
And no, Joe, he's not running for president.
Still grave and deteriorating Still grave and deteriorating
While James Baker preaches to give escalation a chance, Congress searches for the means to stop Bush's war in Iraq.
Congress steps on Bush's Darfur applause line Congress steps on Bush's Darfur applause line
The day after Bush got cheers for mentioning Darfur, members of his own party blasted him for neglecting the region. Does a new Congress mean new hope?
Maybe Bush didn't back down on wiretaps Maybe Bush didn't back down on wiretaps
Stop celebrating -- it's not yet clear whether the administration really intends to start obeying the law.
It's McCain by a head It's McCain by a head
A bevy of political touts line the rails at a Washington conference to handicap the 2008 presidential race.
Beltway cynics get it wrong Beltway cynics get it wrong
The pundits assumed Russ Feingold's principled stands were really grandstanding by a presidential hopeful. As usual, the pundits were mistaken.
Outflanked on Iraq? Outflanked on Iraq?
There may well be a troop drawdown before November, but the Democrats won't get any credit for it.
Democrats debate when to leave Iraq Democrats debate when to leave Iraq
Republicans cry "cut and run."
How much is that blogger in the window? How much is that blogger in the window?
In Las Vegas, Democrats court the netroots as if it were the AFL-CIO.
Not just Bush-haters in bathrobes Not just Bush-haters in bathrobes
Forget starry-eyed idealism. The liberal bloggers gathered in Vegas for YearlyKos want to win any way they can.
The Democrats and Iraq The Democrats and Iraq
Is it better to admit a mistake or not to have made one in the first place?
Which way to the White House? Which way to the White House?
Russ Feingold and Mark Warner electrified Democrats in New Hampshire this weekend -- and underscored a choice of divergent paths toward 2008.
Bill, Hillary and Iraq Bill, Hillary and Iraq
Did the former president "throw elbows" when asked about Democrats who gave Bush authority for war?
Maybe they need a marriage counselor Maybe they need a marriage counselor
Feingold, Specter have war of words as Judiciary Committee approves constitutional amendment banning gay marriage.
Feingold amendment: Redeploy U.S. troops this year Feingold amendment: Redeploy U.S. troops this year
As other senators lard a supplemental spending bill with pork, Feingold gets at the heart of the question.
Censure a sop to the lefty fringe? A poll says no Censure a sop to the lefty fringe? A poll says no
Pollster: 46 percent of Americans -- and 70 percent of Democrats -- support a resolution.
The Democrats' "impeachment agenda" The Democrats' "impeachment agenda"
When all you've got is fear, everything had better look like a monster.
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