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Bruce Springsteen for Obama: “Let’s go to work”
Bruce Springsteen
In an eloquent speech, he says the election decides the difference between the American dream and American reality
The hatred’s mutual
Robert Reich
On the eve of the election, party vitriol has reached a fever pitch. Is this normal, or is America at civil war?
Would Mitt bomb Iran?
Jeremiah Goulka
It's hard to distinguish Romney's bluster from his policy, but make no mistake: The people around him want war
Liberals let Obama get away with unconstitutional actions
David K. Shipler
The president's deplorable record on privacy and kill lists is an affront to our values. Liberals just shrug it off
Secret socialist or grand bargainer?
Alex Pareene
A second term would likely look familiar -- and again depend upon how Obama chooses to deal with the GOP House
Fox News: Can we blame Sandy on Obama?
Andrew O'Hehir
Amid the crazy commercials, conspiracy theories and Mittmentum, an afternoon watching Fox. It's almost journalism!
When Benghazi hijacked the election
Ira Chernus
This campaign cycle was supposed to be about the economy. So how did an isolated attack become such a focal point?
The progressive case for Obama
Peter Coyote
Drones, the drug war and income inequality are important. But a vote against Obama only makes other issues worse
Frank Rich: Right will rage if Obama wins
David Daley
If Obama wins, Frank Rich says the GOP's fury will intensify, and the party will only get more extreme
If only it made sense to vote for a third party
Greg Olear
The Green Party candidate's arrest last week reveals how broken our system is -- and how powerless we are to fix it
Obama’s Gitmo betrayal
Matthew Harwood
In 2008, detainee lawyers backed him, thinking he'd restore the rule of law. They feel they were hoodwinked
Colleges offer veterans classes to ease transition
Eric Tucker
Schools like George Washington University offer veterans-only courses on campus
Obama delivers an unflinching, witty performance on “Leno”
Willa Paskin
The president was at ease on "The Tonight Show," discussing rape, Romney and his childhood with Trump in Kenya
America’s unwinnable war games
Nick Turse
The U.S. has poured billions into military operations around the world, with increasingly diminishing returns
Viewers embrace TV’s make-believe politicians
Frazier Moore
Popular shows like "Veep" and "Parks and Recreation" focus on fictional politicians
Syrian rebels warily accept foreign fighters’ help
Hamza Hendawi
Uneasy allegiances offered by Islamist fighters from elsewhere in the Middle East
Losing the war on poppies
Jed Bickman
If Afghanistan's market is booming now, what happens when the U.S. withdraws in 2014?
Obama’s five best Romney zingers
Adele M. Stan
The debates are long over, but "bayonets" lives on. A look at some of the president's smartest one-liners
Third-party candidates debate
Edward McClelland
Little-known contenders joined Larry King last night for a substantive, wide-ranging and largely ignored debate
The man without a soul
Joan Walsh
In the final debate, Romney disavows almost everything he's ever said on foreign policy while the media just shrugs
A debate to be ashamed of
Andrew Leonard
On drones, Israel and Iran, Obama and Romney revealed shockingly similar policies -- both of them hawkish
Obama and Romney try, fail to disagree
Michael Lind
Predictably, consensus reigned at last night's debate: Foreign policy is usually a bipartisan affair
Obama lowers the boom
Jamelle Bouie
The president finished the debate season with a definitive win. But will it matter?
A last-ditch pitch to women
Irin Carmon
Obama and Romney threw in as many references to women as possible, just in case
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