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Barack Obama joins the “It Gets Better” campaign

Salon Staff
The president films a video in response to the rising number of gay suicides

Army digs in for the long haul in Afghanistan

Nick Turse
Despite promised 2011 drawback, the U.S. keeps building new military bases that are made to last

Fearing rout, Obama, Dems reach to female voters

Darlene Superville, Liz Sidoti
Women likely to vote now split fairly evenly between the two parties, but a lot remain undecided

Christine O’Donnell removes bigot blogger endorsement from website

Alex Pareene
Candidate reacts after Salon points out Pamela Geller's rabid anti-Muslim views. Geller fumes at "the crazies"

Obama: We should have sold our policies better

Ben Feller, Darlene Superville
The president acknowledged Thursday that he may not have taken enough time to explain his policies to the public

NBC’s glowing, hilarious ode to Chris Christie

Alex Pareene
A "Today" reporter's worshipful portrait of the New Jersey governor (and her story on Scott Brown's dreaminess)

Right-wing publisher rehabilitates Lindbergh

Justin Elliott
A new book argues that Charles Lindbergh was not an anti-Semite, but rather a victim of smears by FDR and the left

Christine O’Donnell advertises endorsement from bigot blogger Pamela Geller

Alex Pareene
The Delaware Senate candidate welcomes the support of an anti-Muslim writer who flirts with fascism

Obama to appear on Stewart’s “Daily Show”

Associated Press
The president will tape an appearance on Oct. 27, just days before the Nov. 2 elections

Tuesday link dump: East, west, south, and north somewhat

Alex Pareene
The "don't vote" ad, Rummy on Twitter, and a mysterious political message from Morgan Freeman

About that phantom Obama tax cut

Jonathan Bernstein
Of course people think their taxes have gone up under Obama: It's all they've been hearing

Judge denies “don’t ask, don’t tell” reprieve

Alex Pareene
The Department of Justice couldn't prove that ending the discriminatory policy immediately would hurt the military

Where the Tea Party will kill the GOP

Steve Kornacki
We rank the five key races in which Tea Party candidates are most likely to scare away swing voters

Joe Manchin’s oddly inspiring debate performance

Steve Kornacki
As his opponent sticks to the Tea Party script, West Virginia's governor defends the New Deal/Great Society legacy

Judge inclined to nix delay of gay troops order

Julie Watson
Phillips says government did not present evidence at trial to show how order would cause harm to troops

Tea Party’s wild weekend

Steve Kornacki
Handcuffing a reporter, comparing gays to alcoholics, "Aqua Buddha": Is the madness really overhyped?

Candidate: Gays are like alcoholics

Steve Kornacki
On Sunday, a Tea Party-backed Senate candidate continues a crazy streak. The big question: Will it hurt him?

If Sarah Palin falls in a forest?

Joan Walsh
The GOP star is touring California, but no major Republican candidates are turning out for her

White House wants “don’t ask, don’t tell” to remain law while it seeks to overturn it

Alex Pareene
But the president wants everyone to know that he still totally doesn't support the discriminatory policy

A Republican who wants DADT repealed now

Niall Stanage
Gary Johnson goes where few Republican presidential hopefuls dare

A political culture free of accountability

Glenn Greenwald
The president meets with a ringleader of the Bush torture regime

U.S., reversing course, backs Afghan peace effort

Anne Gearan, Deb Riechmann
Adminstration officials now believe Taliban shaken enough to be coaxed into negotiations

Obama hails Chilean president for miners’ rescue

Associated Press
Sebastian Pinera told by telephone the miners, Chilean people have "inspired the world"

US says Iraq War led to 77k deaths over 5 years

Lara Jakes
The count, spanning 2004-08, is short of the 85,694 figure released last year by the Iraqi Human Rights Ministry
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