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Bateman: Powell’s Obama endorsement (“Meat Pie Press”)
Salon Staff
"I was also concerned at the selection of Gov. Palin."
A devastating blow to John McCain
Joan Walsh
Endorsing Barack Obama, Colin Powell directly rebukes the GOP's fear-and-smear campaign.
Powell endorses Obama with “overwhelming force”
Andrew Leonard
The retired general did not mince his words: Obama is "the president we need," and the GOP has gone "too far" to the right.
Colin Powell condemns the ugliness of the Republican Party
Glenn Greenwald
A potentially critical endorsement of Barack Obama includes a poignant and stinging attack on the vile anti-Muslim tactics of "senior" Republicans.
Colin Powell endorses Barack Obama
Andrew Leonard
On Meet the Press: "I will be voting for Barack Obama"
Obama raises $150 million
Andrew Leonard
September's campaign fundraising smashes all previous records to smithereens.
A Democratic lesson in job creation
Andrew Leonard
Evidence suggests targeted tax credits work. So does electing Democratic presidents.
Colin Powell endorsement fever
Andrew Leonard
Will the former secretary of state declare his intentions on Sunday's "Meet the Press"? And why should we care?
All’s fair with drugs and Cindy McCain
Andrew Leonard
A lawyer for the beer heiress complains to the New York Times about unfair "cruel hit pieces."
When talking points go wrong
Alex Koppelman
Chris Matthews skewers GOP congresswoman for bringing up Ayers and Wright and saying Obama "may have anti-American views."
L.A. Times, Chicago Tribune also endorse Obama
Thomas Schaller
Two more majors join the Washington Post in rolling out endorsements for the Democratic nominee.
Boss and Billy praise, raise for Obama
Thomas Schaller
Bruce Springsteen and Billy Joel headline Manhattan concert and fundraiser for the "next president of the United States."
Washington Post endorses Obama
Thomas Schaller
Despite rumors that the Iraq war-supporting and McCain-doting editorial board might go the other way, the paper backs Obama.
The Laugh Factory, featuring McCain and Obama
Alex Koppelman
At the Al Smith dinner, it's actually traditional for the candidates to go negative against their opponent, but it's all in good fun.
Poor John McCain: Forced against his honor to run an ugly campaign
Glenn Greenwald
McCain-loving journalists continue to insist that the Arizona senator is an honorable, unwilling victim of his own campaign.
Joan Didion on “Election by sound bite”
Joan Didion
Obsessed by "lipstick on a pig" and "great stories," America has failed to see the real problems it faces
Banking on early votes for Barack
Mike Madden
How the Obama campaign is aiming to turn out early voters, and why it could be crucial for Election Day.
This time, McCain shows up for “Letterman”
Alex Koppelman
The last time he was booked on the late-night show, John McCain (sort of) suspended his campaign instead; Thursday, he tried to make amends.
McCain’s last stand
Walter Shapiro
The Republican senator's final debate performance was marked by oddball characters and marginal attacks, as hopes of his political resurrection appeared to fade.
McCain loses again
Joan Walsh
In a bizarre debate dominated by Joe the Plumber, the GOP candidate failed to break through, and his sarcasm -- again -- will hurt him.
Free Newsletters from Salon
Alex Koppelman
The organization's president says she wasn't aware of the racial connotations of the image, which is of Barack Obama on a food stamp -- "It was just food to me."
Did anyone really yell “Kill him”?
Alex Koppelman
The Secret Service says allegations that attendees at two of Sarah Palin's rallies called for the death of Barack Obama are unfounded.
Rove’s map shows big Obama win
Alex Koppelman
The latest projection from the man once known as "Bush's Brain" is that Obama is in position to capture 313 Electoral College votes, 43 more than he needs.
McCain goes positive, maybe
Alex Koppelman
After weeks in which his campaign ran only negative ads, McCain releases an extended positive spot -- the question is how much it'll really air.
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