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Slamming Obama and Winfrey to praise Clinton
Katharine Mieszkowski
Comedian Roseanne Barr, novelist Anne Rice endorse the senator from New York. With friends like these...
Clinton’s damned if she does and damned if she doesn’t
Carol Lloyd
For the first potential female president, fighting stereotypes is a convoluted obstacle course.
Was the New Hampshire vote stolen?
Farhad Manjoo
The Web is abuzz with allegations of fraud, and Dennis Kucinich is asking for a recount. The charges don't hold water, but this problem is not going away.
An endorsement that might matter
Tim Grieve
Could Rep. James Clyburn -- or the words that motivate him -- swing African-American voters toward Obama in South Carolina?
“We’re all fascists now”
Alex Koppelman
An interview with conservative pundit Jonah Goldberg, who argues that fascism is left-wing, not right-wing, and that contemporary liberals are fascism's intellectual offspring.
A new democratic spirit
Salon Staff
The proportion of young people and first-time voters has surged. Much of that surge has benefited Obama -- but all of it has benefited the rest of us.
Richardson quits the race
Tim Grieve
Making no endorsement, he leaves his vice-presidential options open.
“Shuck and jive”?
Tim Grieve
A Clinton supporter says the great thing about New Hampshire is what you can't do there.
Edwards on Kerry: Don’t stop thinking about tomorrow
Tim Grieve
Kerry's former running mate responds to his decision to endorse Barack Obama.
How bashing Hillary backfired
Joe Conason
The overwhelmingly negative press corps may have rallied voters to Clinton's side and turned her narrow victory into a resurrection.
Hillary without tears
Camille Paglia
Why it's time to close the book on the Clintons -- and herald the Obamas! Plus: Iran war hawks, Russian drag queens and the genius of Zeppelin.
Why I’m still not for Hillary Clinton
Frances Kissling
Women voters rallied en masse for her -- but she has run as a stereotypical male and represents the same old cowardly Clintonian politics.
Money ain’t a thing
Mike Madden
Hillary Clinton revives a lagging fundraising operation with her New Hampshire win. Both she and Barack Obama are flush for now.
Obama co-chairman: Clinton didn’t cry for Katrina
Tim Grieve
Clinton says emotional moment in New Hampshire may have been a turning point for her campaign.
And sometimes, people are just wrong
Tim Grieve
Can journalists predict an outcome without necessarily wanting it to occur?
The witch ain’t dead, and Chris Matthews is a ding-dong
Rebecca Traister
The glee with which Matthews and other angry male pundits prematurely danced on Hillary's grave made me -- for one night only -- a Clinton supporter.
Does race explain the polling disconnect?
Tim Grieve
Chris Matthews leads the charge, but the evidence suggests otherwise.
Where would Clinton be without Edwards?
Tim Grieve
Her campaign says it's "excited" to be in a two-person race with Obama. Really?
An enthusiasm gap?
Tim Grieve
In New Hampshire, the Democrats' No. 2 outpaces the Republicans' No. 1.
Clinton rocks the vote in the Granite State
Walter Shapiro
With her stunning victory over Barack Obama in New Hampshire, Hillary Clinton disproved the polls and pundits and set up the Democratic race of a lifetime.
Obama: “I am still fired up and ready to go”
Thomas F. Schaller
The Illinois senator's message of hope saw some dramatic reframing as Clinton's victory in New Hampshire unfolded.
Even in defeat, Chris Matthews says, Obama “incredibly attractive”
Alex Koppelman
The NBC anchor and pundit has made a habit of gushing remarks over politicians' physical appearances, and tonight was no different.
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