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Pastor decries “misrepresentation” of “kill the gays” bill
Warren Throckmorton
A Nevada pastor defends his church's financial support of one of the "kill the gays" bill's most prominent backers
Rand Paul tells farmers they may face program cuts
David Espo
Kentucky Republican warns state's Farm Bureau Federation that the national debt may preclude their funding
Presidential power, national security, and “Top Secret America”
Jonathan Bernstein
The Washington Post's "Top Secret America" series is just fine, but we need to spread the blame
Checks are coming: Obama signs unemployment bill
Andrew Taylor
Retroactive payments for seven weeks of missed benefits are expected to go out quickly
The lesson of Blanche Lincoln’s doomed campaign
Steve Kornacki
Democrats would have been better off nominating the man who ran against her in the Democratic primary
Obama calls Shirley Sherrod
Alex Pareene
The president talks for seven minutes with the wrongly fired former USDA official
Not good enough, Mr. President
Jonathan Bernstein
With Shirley Sherrod, it still looks like Obama let himself be bullied by the crazies
GOP suffering from LeBron James syndrome
Gene Lyons
They're acting like they've already scored a big November victory. But they might not
Worst Obama diagnosis yet, Part 2
Steve Kornacki
The Washington Post's Richard Cohen had a very different view of Ronald Reagan's skills when he was president
GOP Sen. Lugar to support Kagan for Supreme Court
Julie Hirschfeld Davis
Indiana Republican is only the second in his party to announce his intention to confirm the nominee
Does Obama have the guts to make bank reform work?
Andrew Leonard
The president got his bill passed. But it remains to be seen if the White House can really stand up to Wall Street
The worst diagnosis of Obama’s problems yet
Steve Kornacki
The Washington Post's Richard Cohen draws a baseless distinction between the president and a predecessor
Sherrod not sure she would go back to Ag Dept
Ben Evans, Mary Clare Jalonick
As a proponent of civil rights, the former director of rural development is deeply hurt over allegations of racism
The shame of right-wing “journalism”
Joan Walsh
Andrew Breitbart and Tucker Carlson distort facts to smear liberals, and it works. What liberals should learn
Journolist, the Rev. Wright, Sarah Palin — and me
Joe Conason
Was the listserv really a "conspiracy" to suppress reporting on Wright and help Obama? If so, I never got the memo
Cameron rebuffs U.S., says no new inquiry on bomber
Ben Feller
BP allegedly tied to release of Lockerbie terrorist Abdel Baset al-Megrahi. Obama is diplomatic, but angry
Unemployment benefits extension clears Senate
Andrew Taylor
Filibuster ends with the swearing-in and "aye" vote of W.Va. Sen. Carte Goodwin
Shirley Sherrod, scalp for the right wing
Alex Pareene
Andrew Breitbart lies about a USDA appointee, and a cowardly White House forces her out as a result
Obama hails Senate committee vote approving Kagan
Associated Press
The president calls approval a "bipartisan affirmation of her strong performance"
Compromise may not help top GOP Senate prospect
Steve Kornacki
A bizarre special election plan complicates a rising Republican star's calculations
Journolist scandal: Liberals planned open letter
Alex Pareene
Tucker Carlson uncovers the vast conspiracy to defend Barack Obama in 2008
Kabul meeting to lay ground for 2014 deadline
Robert H. Reid
Conference sets date for when U.S. hands over security of provinces to Afghan forces
Quit calling the Tea Party populist!
Joan Walsh
A new poll shows the movement is pro-big business, pro-GOP and united against the "socialist" Obama
Obama finally announces his support for unemployment benefits extension
Alex Pareene
Now that Democrats have 60 votes, it's politically safe for the president to voice his support for emergency relief
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