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Chuck Todd: “I wish we didn’t focus on the individual personalities of journalists”
Scott Porch
Salon talked to the "Meet the Press" host about cable news, Hillary fatigue and his beef with media writers
Barack Obama’s Cheney dilemma: How torture and mercy define his presidency
Elias Isquith
On the same day he announced one of his greatest accomplishments, Obama was cementing one of his greatest mistakes
Secrets of Obama’s evolution: The inside story of how the president backed gay marriage
Marc Solomon
The behind-the-scenes story of how same-sex couples took on the politicians and pundits — and won
Everybody hates Americans: My life abroad as the maligned Other
Bess Rattray
Living in a small Canadian town taught me the near-obsession of outsiders' scorn. Finally, I'm ready to push back
The audacity of nope: Obama threatens veto of corporate tax giveaways
Luke Brinker
Spurning GOP and members of his own party, Obama assails package as riddled with corporate welfare
EPA cracks down on smog with strict new ozone rule
Dina Cappiello
Sen. James Inhofe has already denounced the new regulations, which will limit smog-causing ozone
Republicans’ real enemy is their base: What’s behind their new offer to Obama
Simon Maloy
Republicans couldn't sell Obama on vague promises of immigration action -- maybe they can convince conservatives!
America’s toxic race rule: Why Ferguson protests revive the ugly “twice as good” myth
Elias Isquith
Police brutality started and escalated this controversy. So why are we spending so much energy warning protesters?
New York Times columnist demands that Elizabeth Warren stop hurting Wall Street’s feelings
Luke Brinker
Andrew Ross Sorkin says the progressive senator and former law professor is "misinformed"
GOP’s Iraq insanity is back: Why Hagel’s resignation means relitigating it — again
Simon Maloy
Hagel's resignation sets up a nomination fight controlled by Republicans who actually think they were right on Iraq
The presidential Peter Principle: Barack Obama, the Tea Party and the coming GOP incompetents
Paul Rosenberg
Under-exposed candidates with unproven records, but fresh faces. We get incompetence because we value wrong skills
Latinos give a big thumbs-up to Obama’s immigration action
Luke Brinker
Overwhelming majority backs president's decision to grant deportation relief
John Boehner’s looming humiliation: Why his Obamacare lawsuit is staring down an embarrassing failure
Simon Maloy
Boehner finally found a lawyer and filed his suit against Obama. Now all that's left is for a judge to throw it out
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel reportedly set to step down
Luke Brinker
Two years after contentious confirmation battle, the Pentagon chief is on his way out
6 worst right-wing moments of the week — Fox News’ demented immigration tantrum
Janet Allon
Nearly everyone on Fox lost their minds this past week, while others reacted badly to Bill Cosby allegations
Former DC Mayor Marion Barry dies at 78
Ben Nuckols, Brett ZongkerFormer DC Mayor Marion Barry dies at 78
Ben Nuckols, Brett ZongkerThomas Frank: Phony spin even Fox News won’t buy
Thomas Frank
For decades, the idiot pundit class has pushed Democrats to the right after every loss. It's not working this time
Why Elizabeth Warren and Rand Paul offer glimmers of hope — but not for 2016
Andrew O'Hehir
Warren and Paul may point toward a better political future. But a doomed anti-Hillary crusade won't save democracy
This is why conservatives win: George Lakoff explains the importance of framing — and what Democrats need to learn
Paul Rosenberg
Messaging matters, George Lakoff tells Salon, but the key to politics is combining message with a moral grounding
Let them do another shutdown: Why Republicans are killing themselves on immigration
Gabriel Arana
It may stoke the Tea Party’s gleeful rage, but will only serve to alienate Latinos -- and forefeit the White House
Here are the 7 worst conservative reactions to Obama’s immigration announcement
Joanna Rothkopf
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Anarchy in the GOP: Why Obama’s immigration move exposes the right’s lunacy
Joan Walsh
A fine speech ignored by networks -- but Fox still calls plan "amnesty," while wingnuts warn of "ethnic cleansing"
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