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Hillary Clinton’s fatal weakness exposed yet again: Why Bernie Sanders’ surge is exposing her biggest political shortcoming
Daniel Denvir
When the going gets tough, Clinton goes on the offensive — and that's where the problems really start
Hillary Clinton’s absurd Bernie smear: Why attacking him from the right on healthcare makes literally no sense at all
Gary Legum
The Democratic front-runner is starting to feel the Bern, and in desperation she's picking entirely the wrong fight
Hillary Clinton’s attacks spur a massive Sanders fundraising surge
Sophia Tesfaye
Bernie's seen a fourfold increase in campaign donations since Clinton launched her two-pronged offensive
Bernie has corporate democrats sweating: The Democratic race is suddenly wide open
Thom Hartmann
Hillary's big lead is vanishing. If Sanders can pull out New Hampshire and Iowa, the nomination is up for grabs
“A Surging Sanders is when you come out of nowhere”: Trevor Noah’s legend of Bernie Sanders
Sarah Burris
Bernie Sanders is the yin to Trump's racist yang.
Hillary vs. Bernie just got very interesting: How the Dem primary went from an afterthought to a grudge match overnight
Conor Lynch
Hillary was supposed to be a sure thing, the only Dem who was certain to beat a Republican. A lot has changed
Don’t underestimate Bernie Sanders: The Vermont senator is poised for two historic victories
Steven Rosenfeld
New polls find him all but tied with Hillary in Iowa and New Hampshire. Stop calling her the prohibitive favorite
Robert Reich: Wall Street and the GOP are trying to rewrite history
Robert Reich
They blame the government now, but the fact remains: Private banks issued 84 percent of subprime mortgages in 2006
Bernie Sanders could do the impossible: Why Hillary Clinton’s “electability” argument has fallen apart
Paul Blest
The nominating convention is still months away, but Sanders has already come farther than anyone ever expected
Jimmy Fallon’s latest Donald Trump fail: NBC keeps treating the GOP frontrunner like harmless entertainment
Sonia Saraiya
Fallon's interview last night was lightweight to the point of absurdity—and NBC's breezy attitude isn't helping
Sanders surging: Bernie bolts ahead of Clinton in latest Iowa poll
Michael Garofalo
With the Iowa caucuses 20 days away, Sanders leads Clinton 49-44, Quinnipiac poll shows
Jeb’s absurd #Bootgate grab: This cutesy dancing Marco Rubio ad reveals a campaign desperately out of touch
Scott Timberg
Rubio's boots have become a weird rally symbol—but a Nancy Sinatra parody is a really weird way to exploit it
GOP strategist Mary Matalin: If Clinton stumbles in IA or NH, door would be open for Joe Biden, Jim Webb campaigns
Scott Eric Kaufman
She may be married to a prominent Democratic strategist, but her expertise seems stretched thin here
Joe Biden heaps praise on Sanders for his work on income inequality: “Hillary’s focus has been other things up to now … no one questions Bernie’s authenticity on those issues”
Sophia Tesfaye
"Even when income inequality wasn't as serious as it is today, it was his drumbeat," Biden said of Sanders
Koch brothers and other oligarchs beware: Campaign finance reformer says your days are numbered
Elias Isquith
We can save U.S. democracy — but first we need to think bigger, reformer and author Derek Cressman tells Salon
No one holds him accountable: The Donald sics his goons on protesters, and the media shrugs
Eric Boehlert
We take for granted that a Trump rally will get ugly. Just imagine the coverage if Bernie or Hillary urged violence
Hillary’s in trouble: How Bernie’s gaining ground and eroding Clinton’s aura of inevitability
Sean Illing
Numbers are trending towards Sanders, as polls show him neck and neck with Hillary in the first 2 primary states
Cinéma vérité: “The Revenant” and “Spotlight” — two tales for our time and beyond
Marie Myung-Ok Lee
Two films in contention for best picture that delved deep into the American soul
The defining American crisis our corporate media still can’t be bothered to cover
Even with Bernie Sanders squarely in the running, campaign coverage is far likelier to talk terrorism than poverty
The Obama era is coming to a close: Why this week marks the beginning of a new stage of American politics
Jack Mirkinson
One last State of the Union, two more primary debates, and a pivotal SCOTUS case: This week is going to be crazy
Donald Trump talks at a fourth-grade level. Maybe that’s why the Fox News audience loves him
Émile P. Torres
The culture of anti-intellectualism in America is fueling hateful, racist demagogues -- in politics and on TV
We’re onto the phony education reformers: Charter school charlatans and faux reformers take it on the chin
Jeff Bryant
After years of attacks on teachers and public education, Americans are catching up to the real story in our schools
The Donald circus comes to Vermont: Trump smears Bernie in his own hometown
Steven Rosenfeld
The GOP front-runner was heckled loudly and often during a wild night in Burlington. Here's how it all went down
“Poor people lose”: “Making a Murderer,” reality television and our shared mythology of a classless society
Jennifer Haigh
"Making a Murderer" is a police procedural. It’s also that rare thing in American film: A story about class
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