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Bill O’Reilly doesn’t hate poor people — he’s just upset that they’re “wasting their lives”
Scott Eric Kaufman
O'Reilly is annoyed by poor people, Bernie Goldberg said, but only because their poverty "hurts him, personally"
“Blues can never die”: B.B. King reigned but music lives on
Ken Ritter
The legendary Mississippi bluesman, 89, died last night in Las Vegas
Sy Hersh chews out interviewer: “What difference does it make what the f*ck I think about journalism?”
Scott Eric Kaufman
"I don't mean to yell at you but I feel good doing it"
Bill O’Reilly: “Militant feminists and their enablers” will wield absolute power under President Hillary
Scott Eric Kaufman
"The militant feminists and their enablers are firmly in Hillary Clinton's camp" and that's not about to change
This is what ripping holes in Obamacare looks like: The horrific human cost of the GOP’s anti-reform crusade
Simon Maloy
Republicans in South Carolina fought Obamacare tooth and nail, and their constituents are paying the price
Barack Obama’s cynical game: Why his strategy to pass the Trans-Pacific Partnership is so disappointing
Elias Isquith
The fight among liberals over the TPP is getting ugly and mean — which may be exactly how the White House wants it
Bernie Sanders’ golden bin Laden opportunity: Could the Seymour Hersh controversy shake up 2016?
Jeff Stein
Sanders is well positioned to challenge Clinton on foreign policy. But is Hersh's flawed report the way to do so?
Hours after deadly Philadelphia derailment, House GOP proposes Amtrak cuts
Associated Press
Republicans are making hay of a disaster that killed six and injured more than 150
Letterman’s 10 best “Jay ‘Big Jaw’ Leno” insults: “The most insecure person I’ve ever known”
Anna Silman
This historic feud won't have a storybook ending
Ann Coulter uses Michelle Obama speech as jump-off point to give her own hilariously wrong history of race in America
Scott Eric Kaufman
Race relations normalized after the OJ verdict, she said, and Michelle and Barack Obama ruined that détente
Seymour Hersh vs. Judy Miller: The truth about Bin Laden’s death — and the anonymous government sources The New York Times is delighted to print as “truth”
Patrick L. Smith
Desperate rush to discredit Osama bin Laden bombshell perfectly sums up the media's slavish relationship with power
“D**k-swinging swagger”: 2016 Republicans pledge to bring back W’s disastrous cowboy diplomacy
Simon Maloy
Marco Rubio and Jeb Bush are 100-percent committed to not learning any lessons from George W. Bush's mistakes
The GOP’s Marco Rubio delusion: The flawed Republican strategy that could make him the nominee
Jeff Stein
Many Republicans imagine that Rubio could win the Hispanic vote purely by dint of his ethnicity. They are mistaken
Ben Carson should embarrass the GOP: How the Tea Party hero is making a complete dunce of himself
Simon Maloy
The neurosurgeon-turned-pundit who galvanized GOP activists is off to a brutal 2016 start
Chris Christie and our GOP corruption nightmare: Fight, or this is how Ben Carson and Huckabee catch fire
Bill Curry
Progressives can either declare war on corruption and secrecy, or risk electing a right-wing populist demagogue
Even W was smarter than these clowns: The surprising issue Bush got right, but today’s wingnuts can’t comprehend
John Stoehr
Bush and the GOP business wing got the politics of a minimum wage hike right in 2007. It's not 2007 anymore
The GOP is a mess, and Karl Rove knows it: Party guru bemoans endless cycle of Obamacare dysfunction
Simon Maloy
Karl Rove once again urges Republicans to agree on Obamacare alternative, capturing the essence of GOP failure
Paul Krugman: Conservatives eschewed hard thinking and triumphed on the strength of their own inanity
Scott Eric Kaufman
"The fact is that Britain and America didn’t need to make hard choices in the aftermath of crisis"
Homophobia meets populism: Is there an upside to Huckabee’s “backside” politics?
Joan Walsh
If the right-wing populist is as tough on Jeb Bush as he is on women and Big Gay, he could shake up the GOP race
Wall Street owns the Clintons: Why Hillary can’t outrun her husband’s presidency
Nomi Prins
The Democratic favorite wants to recast herself as a populist, but her ties to banking elites simply run too deep
Paul Krugman is wrong about capitalism
Conor Lynch
Why his solution to inequality in America doesn't go nearly far enough
Goodbye to all that: Hillary ditches the caution that helped doom her 2008 campaign
Joan Walsh
Clinton isn’t obsessed with working class whites, though she won’t ignore them. She’s expanding the Obama coalition
“You want her to die!”: Watch Pam Geller and Anjem Choudary brawl on “Hannity”
Scott Eric Kaufman
The caricature of free speech advocacy and the caricature of radical Islam engaged in verbal fisticuffs
A look at where the 2016 hopefuls stand on immigration
Alicia A. Caldwell, Nicholas Riccardi
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