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“Quite stupid and wildly cynical”: Confused media convinced Dems secretly want GOP Senate
Simon Maloy
Pundits' idea that losing the Senate would be good for Democrats is ridiculous, short-sighted and dumb. Here's why
Election 2014 update: Harry Reid plays the villain
Elias Isquith
Hoping to keep embattled Senate Dems afloat, the majority leader uses his obscurity to his party's advantage
The Air Force finally dumps its “under God” requirement
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A sane reversal after a wrongheaded religious controversy
The right’s new Benghazi problem: Crazy people bored and confused by a serious hearing
Simon Maloy
Trey Gowdy's first Benghazi hearing was in many ways serious and substantive. Here's why that probably can't last
Watch more super-dumb campaign ads of ’14! Holes, “snow machines,” guns and Karl Rove’s normal women
Jim Newell
As we enter the home stretch, campaign ads aren't getting any less dumb. Let's make fun of them
“Megyn Kelly’s eyes are very cold”: Bill Ayers on his Fox News appearance, education “reform” and the problem with the Ivy League
David Masciotra
The man Sarah Palin called Obama's terrorist pal talks Fox News cyborgs, freedom and why teaching is subversive
Why America will never win the war on terror
Tom Engelhardt
The U.S. military is neither a nation nor an army builder. It bodes ill for our future efforts in the Middle East
Los Angeles schools will relinquish grenade launchers … but not rifles or armored vehicles
Joanna Rothkopf
L.A. Unified says that M-16 automatic rifles are "essential life-saving items"
“Wretched, disgusting commie leftists”: My nightmare fighting gun nuts in a red state
Amanda Gailey
Want to understand why it's so hard to win the most basic gun safety reform? Here's how the debate so often goes
Really? “The View” debates Kanye and George W. Bush — in 2014
Daniel D'Addario
Rosie fights with Nicolle Wallace over, of all things, Kanye's 2005 remarks. Is this the news?
Bernie Sanders should stop being polite: Why he must get in 2016 candidates’ faces!
Simon Maloy
Bernie Sanders won't be president, but he can keep the 2016 candidates honest if he runs to the left and runs hard
Mitch McConnell’s glass jaw: How Alison Lundergan Grimes can potentially save her campaign
Jim Newell
McConnell is close to sealing his reelection in Kentucky. If Grimes wants to win, she'll have to take some risks
US to assign 3,000 from US military to fight Ebola
Jim Kuhnhenn
The dumb Iowa steak fry: An omen for the horribly dull political year to come
Jim Newell
Hundreds of reporters went to Iowa to watch Hillary Clinton pretend to cook steaks. Who's excited for 2015??
Joe Scarborough blasts Hillary Clinton: “She’s a robot … while people are getting their heads carved off”
Elias Isquith
The "Morning Joe" host and former GOP congressman says Clinton's phoniness is what Americans hate about politics
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
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