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Sean Hannity’s birther humiliation: How Donald Trump exposes his hypocrisy
Simon Maloy
Hannity can't tolerate people who question Ted Cruz's citizenship -- unless they're "Hannity" regular Donald Trump!
America’s next Iraq disaster: Why the war against ISIS is escalating — more than we know
Elias Isquith
ISIS poses no significant threat to the American people. So why are calls for troops on the ground increasing?
Mike Lee at CPAC: CPAC is dumb, stop being dumb
Simon Maloy
Mike Lee challenges CPAC to stop rewarding "unserious" candidates -- but that's what CPAC is all about
How Bill O’Reilly lashed out at detractors while pretending to take the high road
Joanna Rothkopf
As allegations mount, Fox News has gone silent—but that didn't stop O'Reilly from sneakily having his say
Scott Walker’s “Sarah Palin” problem: What’s really behind his media hostility
Heather Digby Parton
"Gotcha" questions may have evolved since Palin's time -- but Walker's strategy for handling them is eerily similar
Rahm Emanuel faces run-off election
Sophia Tareen
The Chicago mayor failed to capture a majority of the vote in his bid for a second term
“Moments that will be awkward”: Right-wing lunatics gun for Jeb at nutty confab
Jim Newell
Instead of just giving boring speeches, prez hopefuls like Jeb will now have to field crazy questions. Like these!
Tea Party’s “stunning” nightmare: Why it thinks its homeland is disappearing
Elias Isquith
Wingnuts like Rep. Steve King worry the U.S. is leaving them behind. A new report shows they're actually right
Marco Rubio’s massive ’16 risk: Putting all his chips on a wildly uncertain WH run
Simon Maloy
Rubio is apparently telling donors he'll run for president, not Senate. That's risky, for himself -- and the GOP
“People are really getting angry”: How Bernie Sanders just electrified Iowa — and what it means for ’16
Robert Leonard
At an under-the-radar town hall in Des Moines, Sanders had the crowd begging for more. Here's why it matters
Bill O’Reilly’s latest outburst — threatens NYT reporter
Luke Brinker
In honor of O'Reilly's latest blowup, we look back at some of his most bombastic threats
Secrets of the right-wing “brain”: The hilarious wingnut scheme to pretend Jeb Bush is a squishy liberal
Heather Digby Parton
A regular Fox News circus clown is now attacking Jeb Bush. His angle is transparent -- but perhaps effective
Mitch breaks shutdown promise: Why McConnell’s now eating his words on a key pledge
Simon Maloy
After the midterms, Mitch McConnell promised "no possibility of a government shutdown." Not anymore
Rudy Giuliani’s sad self-destruction: How “America’s mayor” became just another GOP sidewalk lunatic
Jim Sleeper
There is an important lesson here for us all: How often genuine political promise coexists with puerility and worse
Downfall of a simulated celebrity: Brian Williams, Max Headroom and the performance of credibility
Andrew O'Hehir
Forget the damn helicopter. The most manufactured news celebrity of our time briefly looked human, so he had to go
How the CIA gets away with it: Our democracy is their real enemy
Scott Horton
The inside, untold story of CIA's efforts to mislead Congress -- and the people -- about torture will horrify you
Terrible news for Hillary Clinton: Bill Kristol thinks she’s going to win
Luke Brinker
Former secretary of state is on track to win the presidency, pundit with history of awful predictions predicts
Progressive favorite Russ Feingold moves closer to a Senate comeback
Luke Brinker
Wiped out in the 2010 Tea Party wave, the liberal Wisconsinite looks like he wants his old job back
Jeb’s ugly Iraq revisionism: Laying the failure of his brother’s war on Obama
Simon Maloy
Jeb Bush says mistakes were made in Iraq, but his courageous brother fixed it all up before Obama ruined everything
Boehner & Bibi’s blunder: The problem is much bigger than not giving Obama a “heads up”
Jim Newell
The problem with Boehner's invitation to the Israeli PM wasn't merely that he forgot to notify the White House
EXCLUSIVE: America’s last great convention: Mondale, Jackson & Hart dish to Salon about wild 1984 DNC
Phil Hirschkorn
EXCLUSIVE: From "Tale of two cities" to behind-the-scenes drama, political icons tell us about the classic '84 DNC
“I no longer love blue skies”: What life is like under the constant threat of a drone attack
Hyacinth Mascarenhas
Victims from Pakistan, Yemen and Somalia reflect on the devastating human cost of U.S. airstrikes
Tina Fey’s Sarah Palin: When “Saturday Night Live” finally got political satire right
Andrew O'Hehir
The show's ultra-mild "political satire" looks badly outmoded today – but there have been unforgettable moments
We are not a Christian nation: Ronald Reagan, John F. Kennedy and the eternal lie of the “city upon a hill”
Peter Manseau
John Winthrop's "city upon a hill" dominates presidential rhetoric and our self-understanding. Here's the problem
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