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Marco Rubio goes on “Good Morning America” to throw shade at the two candidates who beat him in Iowa
Scott Eric Kaufman
It certainly is odd to see the third-place "winner" sound so confident about his electability
Larry Wilmore owns Iowa: “Don’t tell Bernie Sanders that because he’s out there shoveling, too”
Sarah Burris
"The Nightly Show" mourns the end of the great Iowa pander season
Ted Cruz’s election-shattering Iowa upset: His victory has stripped away Donald Trump’s mystique and momentum
Simon Maloy
Marco Rubio got his strong third place finish, and Hillary and Bernie fight each other to a draw
Hillary Clinton must really hate Iowa: The biggest lessons from last night’s Iowa caucuses
Jack Mirkinson
For the second time in 8 years, the Democratic frontrunner underperformed. The ground is shifting beneath her feet
The Democratic Primary miracle: Why Sanders vs. Clinton is just the beginning
David Dayen
For the first time in ages, a primary is centered around substantive differences. It's a bigger deal than you think
They’re all bought and sold: American democracy belongs to the billionaires now
Nomi Prins
With the lone exception of Bernie Sanders, every candidate is either in bed with Wall Street or super-rich himself
Hillary Clinton’s early lead evaporates as Iowa Democratic caucuses tighten up
Sophia Tesfaye
Clinton's lead over Bernie Sanders gone, 49.9 percent to 49.4 percent with more than 85 percent of the vote in
Martin O’Malley ends presidential campaign after distant third place Iowa caucus showing
Sophia Tesfaye
O'Malley hasn't yet garnered 1 percent support in Iowa with more than 80 percent reporting
Twitter’s toxic party: Anything goes, everyone’s invited and the host is too terrified to set down house rules
Arthur Chu
What made Twitter great at first was destined to drag it down—but the company won't abandon its freewheeling vision
“It’s going to be hard to change the Republican party”: E.J. Dionne explains how the right went wrong — and helped create Donald Trump and Ted Cruz
David Daley
E.J. Dionne explains why Republicans must moderate themselves -- or doom any hope of a functional government
Robert Reich: The Washington Post is lying to you about Bernie Sanders
Robert Reich
A new editorial claims Sanders' proposal would reduce the quality of American healthcare. The notion is ludicrous
Cracks in the Clinton coalition? Why some union members are flocking to Trump
Elias Isquith
Despite his plutocratic worldview, some union members are Trump-curious. Here's how Clinton can nip that in the bud
The way we pick presidential nominees in this country is profoundly stupid
Paul Blest
No, Iowa should not have so much power over the country's future. But that's just the start of the problems
“Trump has ‘f**k-you’ money”: Mark McKinnon on the appeal of outsider candidates, Clinton’s primary strategy and potential Iowa surprises
Scott Porch
Salon talks to longtime campaign strategist McKinnon about his new Showtime documentary series "The Circus"
Why I’m supporting Clinton over Sanders: Liberals don’t need a “savior,” but someone who can actually get things done in Washington
Amanda Marcotte
Liberals need to get over savior figures who promise the impossible, and learn the nitty-gritty of politics
Why I’m supporting Sanders over Clinton: This could be the moment to reclaim the Democratic Party and reshape history
Andrew O'Hehir
The Bernie moment offers huge promise and huge danger -- but it's not really about electing Bernie Sanders
The “electability” argument is bogus: Why Bernie Sanders isn’t the second coming of George McGovern
Daniel Denvir
Establishment dems have for months warned that a Bernie nomination would be disaster. Here's why they're wrong
The big “Hillary realism” lie: Clinton supporters present a false choice — and misread our political moment
Walker Bragman
"Realist" vs. "idealist" talk misses the point: This is a time when change is not a dream, but what people demand
Preempting the Iowa spin: Your cheat sheet for what tonight’s caucus results will really mean for Trump, Bernie and the rest of the field
Simon Maloy
What if Trump really wins Iowa? Would a Sanders victory change anything? And who is this "Martin O'Malley" person?
Bad news for the GOP: America isn’t scared of Bernie’s “socialism”
Gary Legum
The Republican Party has spent generations raving about the dangers of socialism. But it isn't working anymore
Witnessing the Iowa caucus madness: Trump fanatics, protesters, candidate rallies and media onslaught turn heartland into outrageous political spectacle
Dan Sinykin
Inside the ground game that's transformed Iowa, as candidates and their surrogates bum rush the state
Stop comparing Trump and Sanders: The two candidates aren’t equal and opposite radicals
Matthew Rozsa
Both candidates' supporters are fed up with their country, but the sources of their rage are entirely dissimilar
The radical left has Bernie Sanders all wrong
Josh Fattal
While mainstream Dems debate realism vs. idealism, another set of the left is having an entirely different debate
The ugliest Bernie smear yet: Washington Post shows its corporate colors with new Sanders hit piece
Who'd have thought the establishment paper owned by a multi-billionaire would take issue with Sanders' populism?
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