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Clinton and the GOP’s anti-endorsement
Tim Grieve
Is it a sign that she's right for the Democrats -- or that Republicans want to run against her?
Everyone’s a comedian
Tim Grieve
Biden on Giuliani; Giuliani on Obama, Clinton, Ahmadinejad and bin Laden.
The politics of hope
Tim Grieve
Clinton said she wanted to "chat." So why is her campaign trying to shame Edwards and Obama into silence?
I can’t believe it’s not torture, continued
Joan Walsh
Should Mukasey be confirmed as attorney general if he can't say whether waterboarding is torture?
Another election fiasco in Florida?
Michael Scherer
The Democratic Party is doing battle -- with itself -- over the state's role in the primaries. Some members say it could cost the party in November 2008.
Not taking it to the streets
Tom Engelhardt
As with Vietnam, public opinion turned against the Iraq war when American casualties began to rise. But then the analogy breaks down.
Hulu: NBC and Fox’s amazing TV-show bonanza
Farhad Manjoo
"The Office," "The Simpsons," "Heroes" and "The A Team" are among the plethora of popular shows now online at the new YouTube rival. Watch them here.
Telecom amnesty update
Glenn Greenwald
Various developments showing progress in the effort to derail telecom amnesty.
On Notice: Colbert trounces Obama on Facebook
Farhad Manjoo
"1,000,000 Strong For Stephen T Colbert" may be the fastest-growing Facebook group of all time.
Obama: Don’t pander to homophobes
James Hannaham
In a bid for the black church vote, the candidate is about to tour South Carolina with antigay gospel singer Donnie McClurkin at his side. He doesn't need to.
Clinton goes after Obama on Iran
Tim Grieve
Is the front-runner feeling vulnerable or just showing that she can fight, too?
Is Hillary running away with the race?
Walter Shapiro
The national polls appear to show a Clinton romp, but when it comes to polls, appearances can be deceiving.
Did Romney mean to call Osama Obama?
Tim Grieve
Obama says some will try to "scare people" by making him into a "foreign, odd, clearly black person."
More positive steps from Democratic candidates on the rule of law, amnesty
Glenn Greenwald
Bill Richardson issues a strong statement. Barack Obama elaborates on his statement earlier today. Chris Dodd follows up on his plan to stop the FISA bill.
Obama, Clinton join Dodd in filibuster threat
Tim Grieve
Dodd trails in the campaign, but he leads the front-runners on telecom immunity.
Number of the Day
Tim Grieve
Forty-one percent of Americans can't name a single Republican presidential candidate.
Chris Dodd’s leadership vs. Clinton and Obama’s game playing
Glenn Greenwald
On the fundamental question of the rule of law and constitutional liberties, Democratic candidates begin to show true colors.
Various items
Glenn Greenwald
The next week. More on telecom amnesty. A new House bill to restore Constitutional liberties.
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