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Colbert’s best Obama zingers: Ranking the jokes from his Obama interview, from tame to risqué
Anna Silman
Despite "Colbert's" well-documented distaste for the president, he mostly kept things pretty softball
Mutual contempt: Why MoveOn’s bid to get Elizabeth Warren to challenge Hillary is far from surprising
Luke Brinker
The progressive group isn't Ready for Hillary. The former secretary of state probably won't be shedding any tears
Democrats vs. the New Deal: Who really runs the party — and why it might surprise you
Michael Lind
Dems taking pride in FDR's historic legacy need to reckon with a basic truth: The party is now firmly anti-New Deal
Fox’s mortifying Limbaugh spat: Titans of GOP clash over government shutdown
Joan Walsh
Rush comes to Fox to trash Obama and push a government shutdown -- and Chris Wallace (meekly) challenges him
Colbert vs. Obama: The battle of the century
Sarah Gray
Tonight President Obama will finally appear on "The Report." How will it go down? Let history be your guide
“You can’t criticize Sorkin without becoming one of his characters”: The infuriating futility of arguing with Aaron Sorkin
Erin Keane
Again and again, Sorkin's response to criticism has boiled down to "if you were smarter, you'd see that I'm right"
Obama, GOP-led Congress prepare for veto showdowns
Charles Babington, Jim Kuhnhenn
Mary Landrieu defeated in Louisiana Senate runoff
Melinda Deslatte
The incumbent senator fell to Republican Bill Cassidy, giving the GOP one more seat in Congress
Killer cops, drone wars and the crisis of democracy
Andrew O'Hehir
Americans have surrendered democracy and enslaved ourselves to illegitimate power. The consequences are murder
Conservatives’ pockmarked past: Who owns the soul of America?
Andrew Burstein, Nancy Isenberg
Yes, the GOP had a good election. But conservatives can't name one previous policy of theirs that helped the nation
Our real white male problem: Why Fox News defeats Bruce Springsteen and liberal moralizing every time
Jim Sleeper
White anger's latest murderous turn, fueled by right-wing media, must be addressed head-on, and not by moralizing
Don’t get your hopes up for DNC’s “autopsy”: Operatives, not policy people, dominate new task force
Jim Newell
The DNC is going to figure out what's wrong with Dems -- by enlisting "digital gurus" and a tech billionaire?
Stephen Colbert will finally interview President Obama on “The Report”
Sarah Gray
"I am so honored to be sitting down with the man who sat down with Bill O'Reilly"
Erickson goes nuts on immigration: RedState’s resident alpha male challenges Boehner’s manliness
Simon Maloy
Erick Erickson wants John Boehner to have the "balls" to act like a self-destructive extremist for no reason
“Some of the worst racist tragedies in history have been perfectly legal”: Kimberlé Crenshaw on Eric Garner, Broken Windows and police impunity
Katie McDonough
Renowned scholar Kimberlé Crenshaw tells Salon how our system is designed to protect some people -- and harm others
Black America’s pitiful allies: Why the Democratic Party needs to finally stand up on race
Elias Isquith
It's not enough to just say "black lives matter." Here's how the party of Obama and Clinton can prove it means it
Ben Carson’s twisted appeal: Riding to the top of GOP politics through Nazi comparisons
Simon Maloy
Ben Carson built a 2016 following out of anti-Obama extremism. Here's what that says about movement conservatism
Ted Cruz’s despicable immigration strategy: Tea Party favorite attempts to drive racial wedge
Luke Brinker
Senator claims that President Obama's immigration action hurts African Americans
Rand Paul is a conspiracy theorist: Time for the world to call him what he is
Simon Maloy
Rand Paul says House Republicans are in on the Benghazi coverup. How does he get away with saying crazy stuff?
Rick Perry’s Nixon moment: Why tonight’s looming execution is a test of his humanity (UPDATE)
Heather Digby Parton
In Texas, a schizophrenic death row inmate is scheduled to die at 6 p.m. Here's what we'll learn about Perry
WSJ’s attack on wind energy fails to disclose Koch connection
Lindsay Abrams
Newspapers across the country are publishing oil industry talking points without identifying their source
Thomas Jefferson vs. the Bible: What America’s founding father really thought about religion
Valerie Tarico
Our third president had famously complicated attitudes about Christianity. But just how conflicted was his?
Boehner’s historic self-delusion: The speaker doesn’t want history to dwell on his failures
Simon Maloy
John Boehner wants to be remembered as an effective government leader, and not as John Boehner
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