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Thomas Friedman wants a revolution
Nathalie Gorman
Only an uprising in green technology will revive America and promote world democracy, the New York Times columnist now argues.
Uh-oh: McCain spending in Indiana
Thomas Schaller
Now in retreat mode, John McCain must spend to defend the Hoosier State.
Joe Biden’s “better” instincts
Thomas Schaller
Perhaps his modest upbringing explains why Biden runs his mouth too much.
New state polls look good for Obama
Thomas Schaller
Colorado, Florida, Michigan, Minnesota and Pennsylvania show improvements for Democratic nominee.
Tipping state: Colorado or Ohio?
Thomas Schaller
If you could know the result of one state on Election Day, which would it be?
David Brooks thinks he sees a “new establishment” to run economic policy
Glenn Greenwald
The New York Times columnist calls for trust and faith to be vested in the very same people who have wielded power for decades.
An open letter to independent and undecided voters
Gary Kamiya
You're sick of politics as usual and just want results. Should you pick Obama or McCain?
Will Arizona leave John McCain blue?
Mike Madden
Barack Obama won't win Arizona, but Democrats down the ballot are poised for a big year on John McCain's home turf.
Not so fast, Secretary Paulson!
Andrew Leonard
The future of capitalism as we know it will be decided this week. Now is the time for a Democratic Congress to show its mettle.
The McCains should spend every day with Rachael Ray!
Rebecca Traister
The Republican candidate and his wife enjoy a very, very, very comfortable half-hour with the daytime talk show host.
Forget about a governing majority in 2008
Thomas Schaller
Obama's once-expanding map continues to contract as Election Day approaches.
First reactions to the Paulson plan: Boo!
Andrew Leonard
Nobody's happy with a no-strings-attached bailout. Taxpayers should not end up being the only ones to pay for Wall Street's mistakes.
The battle for votes in Pennsylvania’s Clinton country
Walter Shapiro
This year, the economy trumps social issues in blue-collar Scranton. That should mean advantage, Democrat. But what does it really mean when local voters say they don't "know" Obama?
What small-town America thinks of Sarah Palin
Dan Hoyle
From Minnesota to Mount Rushmore, the coffee shops and bars are buzzing with talk of whether the moose-hunting mom is fit to be vice president.
John McCain’s hot air
Joseph Romm
He may claim to be green, but McCain's environmental record is every bit as dirty as that of Sen. James "global warming is a hoax" Inhofe.
“Hillary Sent Me!”
Alex Koppelman
Hillary Clinton launches a new grass-roots organizing program with the goal of helping elect one-time rival Barack Obama.
Limbaugh: Obama “stoking racial antagonism”
Alex Koppelman
Rush Limbaugh responds to the Obama campaign's having used quotes from him in a recent anti-McCain ad.
Obama in New Mexico: No Latino voter left behind
Mike Madden
In the most closely contested state in the nation, it will all come down to who is better organized -- and whether Obama can get Hispanic voters to the polls.
We are all radical regulators, now
Andrew Leonard
George Bush, Henry Paulson and Barack Obama support a rescue plan for Wall Street. But John McCain gets the Big Government grand prize.
“WTF” of the day
Judy Berman
Salon writers puzzle over a Belgian sex-ed PSA that attempts to answer the age-old question, "Spit or swallow?"
WSJ editorial board takes on McCain
Alex Koppelman
The paper's famously conservative editorial page has some harsh words for John McCain's recent rhetoric on the economy.
Can McCain sell himself as a Wall Street reformer?
Joan Walsh
His record shows the opposite, but the Republican has come out swinging, and Obama needs to fight back.
Is 2008 a sui generis election?
Walter Shapiro
So much about the Obama-McCain contest breaks the mold -- yet the electoral map is looking eerily familiar.
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