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How white racism and a complicit media are keeping Trump close in the polls — and why it won’t be enough
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's candidacy is an ugly joke — but insidious racism and media idiocy have kept him within striking distance
Nina Turner: Reflections on the political revolution’s past and future
Daniel Denvir
"If I decide to take on a cause, take on an issue, I'm ride or die," Turner told Salon
The real issues: How can the Trump campaign have a Miami office if it doesn’t have a Miami office?
Brendan Gauthier
The answer lies within a 39-year-old Bernie supporter with a mailing address and a conservative online alter-ego
Desperately slamming Krugman: Columnist unfairly targeted for anti-Trump, pro-Hillary commentary
Bob Cesca
For writing the truth about Trump, Paul Krugman is absurdly being painted as a Clinton shill
Hillary’s Humphrey-Gore problem: Stop finding excuses for defeat in advance, Democrats
Andrew O'Hehir
Shades of 1968 and 2000: Facing sinking polls and a wily opponent, Clinton boosters blame the left and the media
A revolution delayed: Young people trend left, but stay home on Election Day
Sean McElwee
Even Republican millennials are less conservative than older GOPers, who maintain majorities in both houses
Leaked “Democratic Party memo” admits U.S. war in Iraq fueled rise of ISIS
Ben Norton
Alleged Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee doc acknowledges the Iraq War set the stage for Islamic State
“Parliamentary coup”: Impeachment of Brazil’s President Rousseff hands power to corrupt, unelected right wing
Ben Norton
Leftist leader Dilma Rousseff was ousted by a "den of corruption." Brazil's new leader is unelected, unelectable
The godfather vs. the grandmother: How the 2016 election became a battle of “character” over substance
Andrew Burstein, Nancy Isenberg
That a proven foreign policy expert has to play the "grandmother card" shows modern politics have descended to PR
Will the debates finally kill off Trump 2016? The Donald is walking into a disaster
Bob Cesca
When Trump finally goes face to face with Clinton, that should drive the final nails into his political coffin
Veterans are losing the war at home: Making America pain-free for plutocrats, Big Pharma
Ann Jones
Those who corrupted veterans’ health care & those who profit from this country’s endless wars are one and the same
Cindy Sheehan on Khizr Khan, Clinton’s hawkishness, and why she votes third party
Ben Norton
Salon interviewed Cindy Sheehan, whose son was killed in Iraq and who has since become a leading anti-war activist
Should environmentalists worry about Hillary Clinton’s transition team chief?
Emily Schwartz Greco
Or are they making too much of former Interior Secretary Ken Salazar's overtures to oil and gas producers?
Trumpism’s ugly side effect: How consumer culture is killing citizenship
Harry Boyte
Trump's posture embody the logic of a culture where differences between salesmanship and leadership disappear
Subtle sexism: 7 of the less-noted but still very problematic attacks on Hillary Clinton
Greta Christina
It goes much deeper than the comments on her voice, clothing and hair
“I had been just horrified by the two options that our country is facing”: Evan McMullin on his dark horse presidential campaign
Michael Garofalo
The former CIA officer joined Salon to discuss his independent presidential bid
Tired of Democrats vs. Republicans? Here’s how to fix it
Matthew Rozsa
Is the Republicrat duopoly a problem? Hell, yes — but throwing away your vote in 2016 is not a viable solution
The return of Bad Lip Reading: Dubbed video parody hilariously remixes the Democratic National Convention
Sophia Tesfaye
The comedic relief that got America through all of those terrible GOP debates is back with more funnies
White privilege as economic reality: It would take African-Americans 228 years to reach the same level of wealth as whites
Chauncey DeVega
Systemic white supremacy creates disparate and unequal economic outcomes for people of color, a new report shows
The return of the unskewed polls: Data denial is in full throttle at Fox News
Bob Cesca
Eric Bolling and other Republicans refuse to accept that polls showing Trump getting trounced are reliable
Class dismissed: Is the Trump campaign driven by racism or economics? The only possible answer is both
Daniel Denvir
Are Trump supporters all racists? Sure, a lot of them are — but the data reveals a more complicated picture
It’s time: Hillary Clinton must push to make the public option a reality
Gary Legum
Aetna's decision to exit Obamacare exchanges is a reminder that the U.S. must take the next step in health care
The legacy of 2016: Trumpism, broken politics and third-party futility
Heather Digby Parton
If the GOP corrects itself after suffering Trump's damage, his backers might turn to a (powerless) third-party
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