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2004: Pop went the culture
Salon Staff
From Janet's flash to Mel's "Passion," Table Talkers on the moments that defined the year.
Hot enough for you, John?
Amanda Griscom Little
Sen. McCain is sweating the Bush White House over global warming. Why didn't he support the candidate who would have done something about it?
Losing my religion
ZZ Packer
My mother is a black evangelical Christian -- and a staunch Democrat. The party failed her and millions of other religious folk, and that has to change.
Gambling on Harry Reid
Michael Green
Have the Democrats hit the jackpot with the new minority leader from Nevada -- or crapped out?
Frankenbill
Amanda Griscom Little
The energy bill is alive -- alive! -- and that could be bad news for Alaska's wilderness.
Did this man cost the Democrats the election?
Joan Walsh
Whether or not the gay-marriage backlash helped put Bush in the White House, now is the time to remind ourselves what the Democratic Party really stands for.
GOP increases hold on the Senate
Jeff Horwitz
Colorado's Ken Salazar is the sole survivor. Minority leader Tom Daschle loses in South Dakota as Republicans pick up seats.
Senate races to watch
Mary Jacoby
Counting Electoral College votes driving you totally batty? Take a mental health break with these crucial contests.
“Sen. Obama, you’re no Jesus Christ”
Geraldine Sealey
Obama tries to shape the Senate
David Talbot
Alan Keyes strikes again
Geraldine Sealey
Misery loves company
Jeff Horwitz
In the Senate we trust
Arianna Huffington
The nation's future also depends on the outcome of three Senate races, which the Democrats could sweep.
Don’t shoot the pollster
Geraldine Sealey
The Fix
Salon Staff
Washingtonienne reveals all in Playboy; Al Franken crashes party, creates ruckus; and Moby shares, "Cleaning the toilet does not disgust me."
The Terminator’s G-rated GOP lovefest
Tim Grieve
The Bull’s-eye state
Lisa Chamberlain
Susan Sarandon, Bruce Springsteen and an army of lesser-known door-knockers converge on Ohio to swing it Democratic blue.
GOP rolls out Zig Zag Zell for keynote
Geraldine Sealey
The fall of the house of Nixon
Sidney Blumenthal
The conservative Republican Party that Richard Nixon created in the '60s is now coming apart at the seams under George W. Bush. Could that spell the end of his presidency?
New election, same old Keyes
Stephen W. Stromberg
Monday’s must-reads
Stephen W. Stromberg
Muckraker
Amanda Griscom
Is Barack Obama too good to be true? Not judging by his stellar environmental record.
Friday’s must-reads
Geraldine Sealey
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