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Obama channels Reagan: Why his ISIS strategy is doomed from the start
Stephan Richter, Richard Phillips
The Gipper's muscular foreign policy did nothing to prevent terrorist attacks. Obama's falling into the same trap
Was this Jon Stewart’s Walter Cronkite moment?
Daniel D'Addario
The "Daily Show" anchor critiqued Obama's address on ISIS, making the president look inconsistent and ill-equipped
It’s disgusting, and it’s still about race: Southern Republicans simply don’t want minorities to vote
Heather Digby Parton
The latest chilling example in Georgia is part of a long, shameful history of how Republicans win elections
Must-see morning clip: Jon Stewart takes down Obama’s ISIS speech
Joanna Rothkopf
"Last night our mom-jeans-wearing, socialist-Muslim-dictator-tyrant-pacifist went full America, f*** yeah"
Rachel Maddow, Rand Paul and Mitch McConnell agree: But the ISIS debate they want simply won’t matter
Heather Digby Parton
Sincere calls for a congressional debate won't matter. If a president wants war, a debate is mere political theater
Federal prosecutors: Dinesh D’Souza’s online activity proves he’s not sorry
Elias Isquith
Feds deny his request for leniency, say his online allegations of conspiracy show his regret is insincere
Obama’s ISIS speech: Our ugly national security politics, laid bare
Elias Isquith
As the president described his plan to drop more bombs in the Middle East, conservatives bayed for total war
Obama’s massive ISIS test: Here’s what’s at stake in his speech tonight
Elias Isquith
The "gates of hell"? An "imminent threat"? Obama needs to calm cries for war, not surrender to them
We don’t need another Tim Russert: Stop sainting Washington’s most over-praised, overrated journalist
Jim Newell
The new "MTP" moderator will inevitably be weighed against Tim Russert. Chuck Todd should forge his own path
“Deporter-in-chief” blows it: Why the president’s immigration announcement really burns
Gabriel Arana
Playing politics with immigrants could save a few votes -- but it's a sign you don’t fully consider them Americans
In Senate races, candidates tackle the blame game
Christina A. Cassidy, Adam Beam
Obama’s Lincoln problem: Which Lincoln is he, the great orator or the great obfuscator?
Todd Brewster
Obama hoped to emulate Lincoln's sense of justice and compassion. He may follow him in less flattering ways
Finally, Wall Street gets put on trial: We can still hold the 0.1 percent responsible for tanking the economy
Thomas Frank
Too Big To Fail bailouts let them get away with it. The amazing result of California fraud trial could change that
The dumbest U.S. foreign policy question asked this century
Richard Phillips, Stephan Richter
What do U.S. politicians really mean when they say they want to save Syria?
Would you elect someone named “The Smiler”? The scariest comic book presidents
Mark Peters
From vapid blowhards to supervillains, a few of the characters to ascend to the highest political office in comics
The 10 most inhumane laws courtesy of Southern Republicans
Alex Henderson
"Southern hospitality" takes on a whole new meaning when it comes to lawmakers in Mississippi and Texas
It’s John McCain’s party again: How the GOP returned to total hawkishness
Jim Newell
With the rise of ISIS, whatever GOP debates there were about the wisdom of interventionism are gone
GOP’s Kansas nightmare: How a red state is on verge of unthinkable upsets
Jim Newell
Gov. Sam Brownback's and Sen. Pat Roberts' unpopularity could yield huge Dem wins -- in the most unlikely of states
Court declares Wisconsin and Indiana same-sex marriage bans unconstitutional
Michael Tarm
In a unanimous decision, the Seventh Circuit upped the number of states that recognize marriage equality to 21
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