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Bill & Hillary’s hyper-capitalist disaster: How the Clintons can apologize for a decade of deadly policies
Matthew Pulver
Hillary Clinton has shown signs of a leftward turn this year. But if she really wants to make good, here's how
Democrats’ “protect Hillary” plan: How the DNC’s thin debate schedule hands Clinton the advantage
Jim Newell
With six primary season debates, Clinton faces more than the zero she'd hoped for -- but fewer than she'd feared
Beyond Sister Souljah and Zombie Reagan: How Dems can move past the stale ’90s politics of race, and why Republicans won’t
Joan Walsh
Baltimore shows the need for new ideas, but the GOP clings desperately to Ronald Reagan and Charles Murray
The era of (Bill) Clinton liberalism is over. What does that mean for Hillary and the Dems?
Joan Walsh
Clinton revived the Democrats partly by incorporating GOP critiques on crime, welfare and race. What comes next?
How Bernie Sanders could make 2016 very, very interesting
David Dayen
History gives us every reason to believe he could dramatically alter American politics—even if he doesn't win
Bernie Sanders wants to lead “a political revolution” to make America more Scandinavian
Scott Eric Kaufman
"What's wrong with that?" he wondered.
Ted Cruz, our ayatollah: Fight back now, or welcome to the 2016 religious right hellstorm
Jeffrey Tayler
Way too many of us believe in a magic book negated by science and peppered with all manner of misanthropic myths
Bernie Sanders really matters: He doesn’t have to win to build a progressive movement
Bill Curry
Stop thinking about winners, losers and the dumb horse race. Let's build at the grass roots and debate what matters
Hillary Clinton’s smartest move: Say no to TPP, and join the Warren/Krugman forces
Elias Isquith
The policy and the politics are in perfect agreement — the time is now for Clinton to break away from the president
Mike Huckabee doesn’t speak Spanish, but he does “speak Jesus”: Inside the GOP’s hopeless religion gambit
Heather Digby Parton
The Republican Party is desperately in need of Hispanic votes — and it's showing.
2016’s progressive, offbeat anti-candidate: How Bernie Sanders promises to shake up the debate
Simon Maloy
Bernie Sanders faces long odds in his 2016 run, but he's already made the campaign more interesting
Jon Stewart slams Hillary Clinton for failing to disclose 4 years of foreign donations
Colin Gorenstein
Fox News speculates this money must be going to Chelsea Clinton and her "diarrhea obsession"
The dangerous trap Bernie Sanders must avoid: Why bashing Hillary Clinton isn’t the way to go
Elias Isquith
If his campaign is to do real good, he'll have to avoid the temptation to wage scorched-earth attacks on Clinton
Bernie Sanders: Unlike some candidates, I won’t start a super PAC or court millionaires
Scott Eric Kaufman
The American people "have had enough of establishment politics -- they want real change"
“The personification of neoliberalism”: Doug Henwood explains why he’s still not ready for Hillary
Elias Isquith
The former secretary of state is still a corporate squish, the leftist journalist and author tells Salon
“Screwing with the Democratic Party”: Fear and loathing on champagne trail as a Bernie Sanders admirer travels to Elizabeth Warren utopia
Amber A'Lee Frost
What of feminists who hate Hillary for the right reasons? Can the sisterhood support the scrutiny of real politics?
Lefties, meet your candidate: Why Bernie Sanders is the only authentic alternative to Hillary Clinton
Jim Newell
Dissatisfied with Clinton's centrism? Well, Warren won't run and O'Malley's a poser. Embrace the blunt Brooklynite
Our stunted democracy could learn from Kazakhstan: Another Bush/Clinton race doesn’t look free to the rest of the world
Sophia A. McClennen
We act superior to countries where leaders are reelected with 97 percent. But to them we don't look much different
The GOP doesn’t want you to retire: Why the party will regret its latest gambit
Zaid Jilani
Leading presidential candidates want to raise the age of retirement. It's not going to sit well with our electorate
She drives us crazy: Amnesia, déjà-vu, fatigue and other symptoms of Hillary-related madness
Andrew O'Hehir
Wait, wasn't she president already? Decoding the passionate, conflicted and deeply strange launch of Hillary 2.0
“The Ron Paul of the left”: Why Bernie Sanders is the cranky socialist 2016 needs
Matthew Pulver
Sanders can't win. Not by a long shot. But he's willing to say the things nobody else will say. America needs that
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