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We must now fear Marco Rubio: The GOP’s best bet is sneaky, slippery and deceptively dangerous
Amanda Marcotte
Marco Rubio is boring, but look out. He could slide into the White House like George W. Bush did in 2000
Marco Rubio can’t deny his chronic absenteeism, so he attacked the media for pointing it out
Scott Eric Kaufman
The serial truant blamed the media for calling attention to his awful attendance record
Bernie Sanders is in big trouble: You don’t have to be a neoliberal shill to see the cold, hard facts
Gary Legum
The senator from Vermont is running a tremendously important, issues-based campaign. It's also a losing one
Sam Brownback is a harbinger of national doom: Bleeding Kansas’ scary lesson for America
Gary Legum
The tax-cutting fanatic's approval rating just plunged to 18%. But Kansas' failures could soon become the nation's
When the GOP lost its damn mind: Sarah Palin spawned Donald Trump and Ben Carson
Janet Allon
The former White House chief of staff traces the Republican Party's demise to McCain's fateful decision in 2008
Bill O’Reilly’s lapdog Jesse Watters complains about being kicked off campus after he started randomly hitting on undergraduates
Scott Eric Kaufman
Watters was so oblivious to his own creepy behavior he included it as "damning" evidence in his piece
Bernie Sanders is not dead yet: Here’s how he recovers from Hillary’s charmed October
Bill Curry
Yes, Hillary has had a great three weeks, but progressives still need a debate on issues. Here's how we force it
Marco Rubio “hates” the Senate — but just wait until he’s president
Simon Maloy
Frustrated in the Senate, Rubio wants to upgrade to the presidency, a famously frustration-free government job
Calm, confident, crazy Ben Carson: The “subtle form of arrogance” that’s pushing him ahead in the polls
Scott Timberg
Salon speaks to the author of "Obama on the Couch" about why the GOP candidate's steady demeanor has him surging
Ben Carson’s authoritarian streak: The Tea Party favorite’s frightening disregard for the Constitution
Simon Maloy
The Iowa GOP frontrunner backs federal investigations of college professors who teach "propaganda"
“Fox & Friends” guest: There hasn’t been any police brutality in America since the 1960s
Scott Eric Kaufman
Fox News' police brutality trutherism is really starting to get out of hand
Bernie Sanders just declared war: But is he running against Bill Clinton or Hillary?
Amanda Marcotte
Bernie campaigns on the past in Iowa. But once again, a Clinton can't stop thinking about tomorrow
The Benghazi bust: Trey Gowdy and his GOP colleagues embarrassed themselves
Simon Maloy
If anyone doubted the Benghazi committee was a partisan joke, yesterday's Clinton hearing confirmed it
Next, let’s sic Donald Trump on Dick Cheney: Evil veep’s 9/11 revisionism must be confronted, too
Valerie Plame
Dr. Evil's latest unhinged rant smacks of sedition -- and it needs to be confronted head-on, says Valerie Plame
We’re still fighting George W. Bush’s battles: Syria, ISIS and the “worst foreign policy blunder” in American History
Peter Van Buren
Twelve years after the invasion of Iraq, the Middle East is more volatile than ever. Welcome to permanent war
Florida county investigates possibility of establishing common law grand juries to arrest, potentially execute Obama
Scott Eric Kaufman
Two Tea Party advocates want to transform American legal system with "God-given" right of extrajudicial justice
Jeb Bush 3.0 will crash and burn: Why his new (new) strategy is almost certainly doomed
Simon Maloy
In latest reboot, Jeb gives up on getting voters to like him, and attacks "cynical" Marco Rubio
The Arab Spring blooms: Henry Kissinger, George W. Bush and the peace prize the Nobel committee got right
Rebecca Gordon
This year's Tunisian recipient reminds us what the Middle East might look like today had America never intervened
GOP’s Romney revival: Republicans adopt the “free stuff” rhetoric that sunk Mitt
Simon Maloy
Republicans blasted Romney for blaming his loss on Obama's "gifts," but they've since embraced Mitt's thinking
Bill Maher is right about this much: We still have socialism all wrong
Matthew Rozsa
Bernie Sanders' policies are finally being evaluated on their own merits, and we have the "Real Time" host to thank
This is still Bernie Sanders’ moment: He’s right on the big issues, now he must communicate it
Bill Curry
Hillary's a solid debater. That doesn't make her right or honest on the substance. That's Sanders' opening
Karl Rove rags on Bernie Sanders: “An elderly dyspeptic Bilbo Baggins”
Sophia Tesfaye
Sanders is a "cranky hobbit" according to the failed prognosticator
The ugly Bernie Sanders’ fans freakout: Hipster left melts down with media conspiracy theories
Amanda Marcotte
PUMAs, a bitter group of Clinton supporters, hurt her reputation. Will some Sanders supporters do the same to him?
Ted Cruz’s crazy “jackboot” talk: When inflammatory rhetoric starts getting dangerous
Simon Maloy
A question for gun-nut Republicans who think Obamacare and gay rights are "tyranny": when does the shooting start?
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