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“Clueless, lifeless zombies”: Why Chris Hayes is right about Democrats, principles, and fighting back
Bill Curry
Even a humiliating midterm defeat can be recovered from -- if Democrats learn the right lessons and battle back
Obama’s secret inner Marxist: If it really exists, now’s the time to bring it out
Charles R. Davis
We've heard for years that the President's not the moderate he appears to be. Here's why we'll soon find out
“Overwhelming bombardment”: How a suddenly competitive Senate race helped Sam Brownback hang on in Kansas
Luke Brinker
This didn't turn out to be the race Kansas Democrats expected
Mitch McConnell feels a “deep responsibility” to block climate action
Lindsay Abrams
"I'm going to do everything I can to try to stop” the EPA, the soon-to-be Senate majority leader said
GOP’s noxious, misguided edge: Why Dems need a coherent economic plan
Michael Lind
It may be bad, but Republicans have an economic strategy. Democrats can't say the same -- and are paying the price
Michael Savage bottoms out, calls for Republican Congress to arrest Obama
David Neiwert
The right-wing radio host and author is convinced the president is a "metrosexual" bent on destroying the country
Exit polls: White voters turn away from Democrats
Jennifer Agiesta
My American exceptionalism fantasy is over: How these midterms sealed the deal
Andrew Cotto
When I lived abroad, I’d proudly defend this country and extol its virtues. Here’s what changed my entire worldview
GOP’s brash impeachment talk: Why they clearly don’t understand the Constitution
Elizabeth Holtzman
With a new congressional majority, Republicans may finally pursue a long-stated goal. Here's why it's so warped
How to doom GOP in ’16: Strong executive action on immigration would clinch Dems-Latinos relationship
Gabriel Arana
Conventional wisdom says it's too perilous to act on immigration after the midterm debacle. The opposite is true
Right-winger’s “no compassion” crusade: Conservative writer William Voegeli unloads
Elias Isquith
Author tells Salon why his new book is a "mean-spirited diatribe" against basing policy on empathy
Sick of Republican shenanigans: Why Obama may not get snookered this time
Jim Newell
After the GOP had a big election in 2010, the president gave way too much ground. Here's why this time's different
Civil War officer to receive Medal of Honor
Darlene Superville
Circus of GOP talking heads: I spent my post-election day watching Fox News
Andrew O'Hehir
Amid the feasting, a note of "oh crap": Now we have to make everybody unhappy, control Cruz, and fight Hillary
There is no GOP “mandate”: Not even Republicans know what their governing agenda is
Simon Maloy
If last night's big GOP win gave the party a "mandate," then someone should tell the Republicans what it is
Another grim midterm election: Let the soul searching begin
Joan Walsh
There’s plenty of blame to go around, but Democrats should avoid a circular firing squad. Here's the road forward
Mitch McConnell defeats Alison Lundergan Grimes in Kentucky
Luke Brinker
The Senate Republican leader secures a sixth term
Krauthammer’s hackery, explained: Conservatives always win, no matter what!
Simon Maloy
Charles Krauthammer's election analysis is eerily consistent: GOP wins are momentous; Democratic wins mean nothing
Obamacare key to Democrats’ turnaround: Why they must embrace it ASAP
Simon Maloy
Democrats should stop dancing around Obamacare and make it part of their jobs and economic inequality message
A night of cable news hell: Salon’s guide to surviving tonight’s election coverage
Jim Newell
Elections are the one time it's "worthwhile" to watch cable news. Here's how the networks will humiliate themselves
5 things to watch for on Election Day
Nedra Pickler
Conservatives somehow already furious at Mitch McConnell for not repealing Obamacare
Jim Newell
Mitch McConnell won't be able to repeal Obamacare with a Senate majority. But everyone will yell at him anyway!
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