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Let's investigate these clowns

Amanda Marcotte
(AP/Mark J. Terrill)

Trump lashes out at Iowa

Sophia Tesfaye
(Reuters)

Seriously, Florida?

Scott Eric Kaufman
(Reuters/Mohamad Torokman)

Our media's context-free zone

Sandy Tolan
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Paul Ryan loves his privilege

Amanda Marcotte
(Reuters/Lucy Nicholson)

Jeb gets icky and awkward

Sophia Tesfaye
(Reuters)

"Much further"

Scott Eric Kaufman
(Reuters/Heikki Ahonen)

"I thought I was going to die"

Ben Norton
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Bill O'Reilly (Credit: Fox News)

Out of control

Scott Eric Kaufman
(Reuters/Brian Snyder/AP/Rainier Ehrhardt/Photo montage by Salon)

The Donald is a loser

Sophia Tesfaye

Can't they just both be wrong?

Scott Eric Kaufman
(Reuters)

This is right-wing terrorism

Amanda Marcotte
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(Reuters/Larry Downing/AP/John Stillwell)

Marcy Wheeler
Grover Norquist (Reuters/Jonathan Ernst)

Heather Digby Parton

Sanders does Larry David

Sarah Burris

Noah lets Paul Ryan have it

Sarah Burris
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(AP/Jim Cole)

Jeb Bush 3.0 will crash & burn

Simon Maloy
(AP)

Paul Ryan is too far left?

Peter Dreier
(AP/Cliff Owen/Reuters/Brian Snyder/Photo montage by Salon)

The raging Benghazi disgrace

Gary Legum
Reuters/Carlos Barria

Joe Biden's fatal conceit

Elias Isquith
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(J. Scott Applewhite)

It's going to be Speaker Ryan

Erica Werner
CIA Director John Brennan gestures during a news conference at CIA headquarters in Langley, Va., Thursday, Dec. 11, 2014. Brennan defending his agency from accusations in a Senate report that it used inhumane interrogation techniques against terrorist suspect with no security benefits to the nation. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais) (AP)

John Brennan's leaked emails

Ben Norton
(AP/Reuters/Salon)

This is not a democracy

Patrick L. Smith
In this photo taken June 9, 2015, House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Paul Ryan, R-Wis., answers questions during an interview with The Associated Press in his office on Capitol Hill in Washington. First, give presidents the power to strike trade deals. Then overturn President Barack Obama’s health care law, overhaul the tax code and reform welfare. And someday? Figure out whether to run for president. Call it the New Ryan Plan, a map not just to big changes in the nation’s fiscal policy, but to Paul Ryan’s future. It points the ninth-term congressman and chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee away from the presidential campaign trail and into the thicket of policy that he says will set the country on better financial footing. The path likely emerges at a familiar decision point _ whether to run for president _ somewhere down the road. Ryan, 45, says he might decide to take that step, someday. (AP Photo/Molly Riley) (AP)

Paul Ryan's massive ego

Amanda Marcotte
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