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Obama campaign brings ads to video games
Cyrus Farivar
One professor dubs the strategy "San Andreas Populism."
Republicans giving up on Wisconsin?
Alex Koppelman
The independent arm of the Republican National Committee that handles ad buys has reportedly not booked airtime in the state for the next week.
Obama up big in Va., leading in Fla., Colo.
Alex Koppelman
A new CNN poll is just the latest to show Barack Obama with a commanding lead in what could be the election's pivotal state.
Patrick Ruffini, the demise of the right and the Democratic alternative
Glenn Greenwald
Destruction of the right will achieve a necessary good, but it is only the first step, not the last, to achieve anything meaningful.
Obama by a nose
Gabriel Winant
An expert "face reader" tells us what McCain's jowls say about his drooping power base, how Palin's cheekbones explain her "polite" power style and why the Democrats are looking awfully good.
Which John McCain will show up to debate?
Mike Madden
With his campaign on the rocks, McCain could hit reset one more time and abandon civility in his final showdown with Barack Obama.
Behind the GOP’s voter fraud hysteria
Andrew Burmon
As Republicans warn of catastrophe at the polls, an expert on election fraud explains the real partisan hoax -- the suppression of Democratic votes.
McCain: The risky choice for president
Joan Walsh
After betting his campaign on efforts to smear Barack Obama, John McCain finds he's the one voters don't trust.
Obama leads by 14 in new NYT/CBS poll
Alex Koppelman
That huge lead may prove inflated, but there are some other numbers in the results that should be very worrying for John McCain.
Christopher Buckley quits the National Review
Gabriel Winant
His relationship with the conservative movement has gone sour since he endorsed Obama; he has now left the magazine his father founded.
“Kill him!” again
Alex Koppelman
Not for the first time, someone in the crowd for one of Sarah Palin's rallies calls for the death of Barack Obama.
McCain warns against “erratic” politicians
Andrew Leonard
The new all-about-the-economy McCain sounds a lot like a Democrat. Right down to the sound bite.
McCain says he’ll bring up Ayers during debate
Alex Koppelman
Barack Obama apparently got under John McCain's skin by suggesting he didn't have the guts to bring up the former Weatherman in the last debate.
Obama has commanding lead in four key states
Alex Koppelman
A new round of polling shows the Democratic nominee trouncing McCain in states that were supposed to be competitive.
No time to cry wolf
Anne Lamott
It's right to be afraid of Sarah Palin and the outcome of the election. But still, we have to have faith.
Bateman: John McCain defends Barack Obama
Salon Staff
Breaking news: McCain discovers simple politeness.
The Goldberg Theorem: Dow skyrockets due to likely Obama victory
Glenn Greenwald
Last week, several right-wing geniuses claimed that the Dow was plummeting due to investor fears of an Obama win.
Dow rises 936. Happy days are here again?
Andrew Leonard
Don't be fooled. Investors are delirious because there is a plan to fix the banking system. But nothing is fixed, yet
John McCain’s own ACORN connection
Gabriel Winant
McCain's campaign has been attacking Barack Obama for his ties to the organization, but in 2006 the Republican attended an ACORN-sponsored event.
McCain advisor: Obama crowds just as ugly
Mark Follman
Confronted about the rage at recent McCain rallies, Steve Schmidt cites vicious cries at Obama events — but no one seems to have heard about them.
The Obama middle-class rescue plan
Andrew Leonard
While McCain dithers, Obama swoops in with a multi-pronged bailout for Main Street.
Economic illiteracy from the WSJ
Alex Koppelman
The paper's latest editorial tries to debunk Barack Obama's claims about his tax plans, but makes a laughable assertion in doing so.
Blood in the water in North Carolina
Mike Madden
Republican Sen. Liddy Dole may be a goner, and John McCain is in trouble in a state the GOP hasn't lost since 1976. What happened?
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