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TV Daily
Salon Staff
Salon's guide to what to watch on Thursday: The fashionable miscreants of "Ugly Betty" return.
The week so far
Joan Walsh
Rather was right, Lieberman is (still) wrong, and when will Clinton's rivals go after her?
White House: Obama too “intellectually lazy” to work here
Tim Grieve
Breaking news from the irony-free zone.
The gay voter’s guide to the GOP
Michael Scherer, Ben Van Heuvelen
How should a right-wing homosexual vote in the upcoming primaries and caucuses? Salon rates the Republican candidates for gay friendliness.
Profiles in Democratic cowardice
Joan Walsh
With Americans dying in Iraq, 22 Democratic senators joined Republicans to denounce MoveOn, and Barack Obama failed to vote. Does this party want to win the White House next year?
Number of the Day
Tim Grieve
The Senate votes overwhelmingly to condemn "personal attacks" on Gen. David Petraeus.
Hillary Clinton’s healthcare 2.0
Walter Shapiro
She has a pitch-perfect new ad and a grand plan for healthcare reform. How much will it matter in the campaign -- and beyond?
So long, white boy
Thomas F. Schaller
Could 2008 be the year that Democrats finally admit an old sweetheart is never coming back, and stop pandering to the white male voter?
Who needs Judy Miller, anyway?
Tim Grieve
The Times covers for McCain, says Petraeus is bringing the troops home "ahead of schedule."
Petraeus has spoken; where are the Democrats?
Tim Grieve
Will they rise to the challenge? Or will we just do this all over again in March?
Clinton and the general
Tim Grieve
"The reports that you provide to us really require the willing suspension of disbelief."
Will the war make us safer? Petraeus says he doesn’t know
Tim Grieve
Scenes from Petraeus/Crocker III.
At debate, Democrats lost in translation
Alex Koppelman
An all-Spanish presidential debate symbolizes the new power of Hispanic voters, but format glitches mar a historic first.
The D.C. establishment versus American public opinion
Glenn Greenwald
By large majorities, Americans distrust Gen. Petreaus' report and, in general, claims about progress in Iraq.
Killing her softly with his song
Walter Shapiro
Barack Obama wants to transform politics. But can he defeat Hillary Clinton by casting her as the divider and himself as the uniter?
Barbie’s home ruled a toxic site
Katharine Mieszkowski
Lead-tainted toys continue to be recalled. But toy makers and China don't deserve all the blame. U.S. regulators have been napping.
TV Daily
Salon Staff
Salon's guide to what to watch on Wednesday: "Project Runway" fans won't want to miss the debut of "Tim Gunn's Guide to Style."
Bush’s New Deal on housing
Andrew Leonard
This is not a bailout. Repeat: This is not a bailout. But somewhere, FDR is smiling.
John Edwards turns on his fellow Democrats
Michael Scherer
As he struggles to move up in the polls, Edwards begins taking not-so-subtle digs at his rivals -- Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.
Obama casts out the mortgage lenders
Andrew Leonard
He calls for more punishment of "fly-by-night" brokers. But just helping us read Countrywide's fine print might be even more helpful.
“It ain’t easy in the Big Easy”
Larry Blumenfeld
While well-meaning programs seek to restore New Orleans' battered "cultural wetlands," two years after Katrina many musicians still struggle to survive.
Hey, Dems: Run against Bush — and toughen up — or lose in ’08
Alex Koppelman
Drew Westen, author of "The Political Brain," evaluates the Democratic presidential candidates' ads and the party's messaging in general. Short version: More Jim Webb, less John Kerry.
Obama on energy for ’08
Amanda Griscom Little
The Democratic contender discusses battling greenhouse gases, dealing with China and India, and restoring the EPA from years of Bush ideology.
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