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When gender gaps save presidents
Steve Kornacki
New polling confirms they’re in revolt against the GOP, just as they were in 1996
How billionaires destroy democracy
Neil Brooks, Linda McQuaig
Wealthy Wall Streeters have rigged the economy and the government against the people. Here's how they did it
Vt. school remembers slain teacher at service
Salon Staff
Romney success in focus on campaign trail
Salon Staff
Will Paul Ryan’s budget take down the GOP?
Steve Kornacki
The political toxicity of his budget scared off three House Republicans. But will they pay a price anyway?
The Most Transparent Administration Ever™
Glenn Greenwald
Two events from this week provide context for comparing Obama to his predecessor on secrecy
The GOP’s new Islamophobic narrative
John Feffer
Mainstream Republicans aren't suggesting Obama is a Muslim -- just that he's "acting" like one
When Breitbart met Bill Ayers
Joan Walsh
Two cartoon characters from the left and right had a nice dinner. What does that tell us about American politics?
Mitt’s 1 percent moments
Steve Kornacki
Cataloging his remarkable knack for sounding exactly like the out-of-touch rich guy Democrats want to paint him as
The debate the GOP can’t have
Steve Kornacki
When the conversation is about healthcare and not “Obamacare,” it’s trouble for Republicans
The delusion that sustains Newt
Steve Kornacki
A normal candidate would drop out now. But a world-historical figure pivots to a “big choice convention” strategy
Olympia Snowe gives Obama an “F” in “paying attention to Olympia Snowe”
Alex Pareene
Retiring moderate Republican senator still prizes "bipartisanship" over actually passing legislation
The Supreme Court just wants to be popular
Andrew Koppelman
Could the justices be debating healthcare reform in a bid to restore their credibility?
The evangelical allergy to Mitt
Steve Kornacki
Two explanations for the enduring refusal of Christian conservatives to consent to Romney’s nomination
The silly 2016 speculation game
Alex Pareene
It may be impossible to make any serious predictions about a far-off race, but that has never stopped a pundit
All for none and none for all
Joan Walsh
Forty years of culture wars and racial battles wrecked the country and the GOP – but it's not too late to change
Elizabeth Warren’s gamble
Steve Kornacki
Can forceful advocacy for same-sex marriage and appeal to blue collar swing voters go hand-in-hand?
Are unmarried women the key to the election?
Irin Carmon
Unmarried female voters agree with Obama, but polls show he can't take their votes for granted
Who’s Mitt really conning?
Steve Kornacki
If the Etch A Sketch candidate becomes president, he won’t be able to ignore the right – even if he wants to
How Breitbart and Arizona seized on “critical race theory”
Alex Seitz-Wald
Even before Andrew Breitbart seized on it, conservatives were attacking "critical race theory" in Arizona schools
Obama’s sign language goes viral
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A chance encounter with a deaf student shows the president knows how to communicate
Mitt Romney and the agony of victory
Steve Kornacki
Mitt's Illinois win doesn’t alter the demographic patterns that have made this primary season so miserable for him
Maine’s probable next senator doesn’t quite get how “caucusing” works
Alex Pareene
Angus King's plan to solve Washington gridlock by not aligning with either party runs into a snag
What the GOP doesn’t get about deficit politics
Steve Kornacki
Republicans are about to discover – again – that Americans care a lot more about Medicare
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