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Bernie’s “Medicare for All” actually is the pragmatic health care solution
Paul Rosenberg
Those who claim we have to stick with incremental, "common-sense" measures are living in the political past
Was the DNC hack an inside job? It’s a hot theory — but probably not
Matthew Sheffield
There are good reasons to distrust the U.S. intelligence agencies. But Russians likely did hack the Democrats
The great Hillary Clinton paradox
Sophia A. McClennen
There's no doubt Clinton was the victim of many sexist attacks. Does that mean that all criticism of her is sexist?
Bigoted radio host Michael Savage has lost faith in Trump
Pam Vogel
Trump and members of his administration have called Savage regularly for years to receive sycophantic praise
Trump and the Democrats: What’s next: a deal with Bernie?
Bob Cesca
Mr. Trump's wild ride: Will he support Sanders' "Medicare for all" next? How much more will his supporters stand?
Wyclef Jean imagines himself as president
Rachel Leah
The hip-hop legend performs an exclusive 2017 edition of "If I Was President" for "Salon Stage"
Hillary: The perfect one
Stephen Richter
The campaign memoir from the unsuccessful U.S. presidential candidate does little to get Democrats back on track
It’s now time for Medicare for all
Robert Reich
Americans are sicker, our lives are shorter, and we have more chronic illnesses than in any other advanced nation
Bernie’s healthcare solution has a major flaw, and it’s an open invitation for critics
Steven Rosenfield
“If the Bernie bill gets any real attention, other people are going to fill in the blanks."
Bernie Sanders rolls out Medicare-for-all proposal, with several moderates on board
Matthew Rozsa
Democrats seeking to be their party's nominee in 2020 are lining up to support the health care bill
Hillary Clinton: Bernie Sanders’ attacks helped Donald Trump win
Matthew Rozsa
"He's not even a Democrat," Clinton says of her primary opponent
Sanders scoffs at Clinton’s claim he stole her ideas
Matthew Sheffield
"Does anybody really believe that?" Sanders says Democrats have adopted his ideas, not the other way around
A defense of Bill Maher (that still criticizes the heck out of him)
Matthew Rozsa
We need to criticize problematic views while still listening to people who hold them — when their ideas are smart
6 harshest reactions to Hillary Clinton’s new book — from Democrats
Kali Holloway
Many people are not looking forward to the candidate's new memoir
Chuck Schumer’s unlikely gambit: Can he reverse the Hubert Humphrey curse?
Andrew O'Hehir
As he tacks left and cuts deals with Trump, Schumer is trying to purge the Democrats' ghosts. Is it too late?
A tale of two leaders of the left: New books by Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton emphasize their differences
Sophia A. McClennen
Bernie’s new book is a forward-thinking guide for the young; Hillary’s looks back at who she can blame for 2016
A skeptical liberal’s guide to the “alt-left”: And it’s not who you think
Anis Shivani
If the term means anything, it should be applied to the mainstream Democrats who lost last year's election
Some Bernie Sanders supporters complain that the Democratic Party isn’t letting them run things
Jeremy Binckes
At the heart of it, some die-hard Bernie supporters still can't get over Hillary Clinton
Elizabeth Warren joins Kamala Harris in co-sponsoring Bernie’s landmark “Medicare-for-All” bill
Steven Rosenfeld
“Everyone is covered. Nobody goes broke"
Bernie Sanders responds to Hillary Clinton’s book criticisms: “But our job now is really not to go backwards. It is to go forward”
Charlie May
Sanders says it's time to stop looking at the past
Bernie Sanders’ revolution is still alive — but is democratic socialism a realistic goal?
Conor Lynch
Sanders promised a "revolution," but campaigned as a democratic reformer. Ultimately that may not be enough
Bernie Sanders: Labor Day is a reminder that we can win fights that seem impossible
Sen. Bernie Sanders
We must continue the fight for a government and an economy that works for all, not just the wealthy and powerful
Democrats’ blindspot: Our political system is rigged — and partisanship can’t unrig it
Josh Silver
Progressives have much more than a message problem
Democrats say “Citizens United” should die. Here’s why that won’t happen
Sarah Kleiner
Some question whether liberals’ outrage is even genuine
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