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Indisputable proof that Republicans are warriors for the aristocracy
Heather Digby Parton
GOP contenders are pretending to care about inequality. But it's all for show — and Congress is about to prove it
Here’s where Hillary needs to flip-flop: The tax hike she must reconsider to save Social Security
Simon Maloy
In 2008, Hillary was a fierce critic of raising taxes to fund Social Security. She should make a U-turn
It “won’t go unnoticed”: What the Clinton camp’s de Blasio dust-up says about the thinness of the Democratic field
Jim Newell
A Clinton ally's reprimand against Bill de Blasio shows why other Dems won't be eager to enter the contest
Hillary’s climate opportunity: Here’s how she fights and wins on global warming
Simon Maloy
Clinton has the tools and opportunity to go big on climate policy, and she absolutely should
The war-hungry GOP’s “patriotic” bullies: The truth about its obsession with American exceptionalism
Conor Lynch
Dick Cheney's ridiculous claims about Barack Obama this week fit into a longstanding right-wing tradition
C’mon, feel the Chafee-mentum! Another bored white guy might jump into the Democratic race
Jim Newell
Lincoln Chafee, former Rhode Island senator and governor (and Republican), is weighing a bid for Dem nomination
America’s “Elizabeth Warren denial”: Why everyone still pretends she’s running for president
Jim Newell
The liberal favorite couldn't be more clear that she's not running for president. But here's why no one's listening
“Nancy Pelosi looks like a tub of orange sherbet”: Congressional leaders read mean tweets
Colin Gorenstein
John Boehner, Kevin McCarthy, Nancy Pelosi and Bernie Sanders all take turns reading tweets about themselves
“Crack cocaine for the Pentagon”: Meet the secret slush fund that’s getting hawks high
David Dayen
While the right cuts tons of basic services, here's the secret slush fund the military doesn't want you to discover
America’s immoral exceptionalism: The lie we keep telling ourselves about foreign policy and democracy
Patrick L. Smith
Americans are disgusted with all of these wars, but feel powerless to do anything about it
Hillary Clinton crushes Dem, GOP rivals in new poll
Luke Brinker
Email imbroglio doesn't seem to be damaging Clinton's White House prospects
Stop whining about the Democrats’ weak bench!
Joan Walsh
Pundits say Hillary Clinton’s 2016 dominance is a sign of a leadership vacuum, but here’s what it really means
Bernie Sanders is increasingly iffy on running for president — and the reason is thoroughly depressing
Luke Brinker
What the progressive senator's reticence reveals about a poisoned political process
Salon’s Patton Oswalt peace summit
David Daley
Salon sits down with our fierce critic to debate comedy, politics and political correctness. Is the hatchet buried?
Martin O’Malley blows exit strategy: Why running for senate would have made sense
Jim Newell
Winning MD's Democratic Senate nomination wouldn't have been easy. But it'd be easier than beating Hillary Clinton
Why Hillary Clinton is moving up her 2016 start date
Luke Brinker
The plan was to launch in July. Now the former secretary of state may announce next month
This is not a democracy: How the 1 percent rigged the game
Michael Gould-Wartofsky
Money is speech, dollars have more influence than people -- it's time to be honest about the plutocracy we live in
“People are really getting angry”: How Bernie Sanders just electrified Iowa — and what it means for ’16
Robert Leonard
At an under-the-radar town hall in Des Moines, Sanders had the crowd begging for more. Here's why it matters
Draft Warren campaign’s amazing push poll: What are they trying to prove?
Jim Newell
Activist groups are still trying to convince Elizabeth Warren to run. But their latest survey is laughable
The selling of Elizabeth Warren: What’s behind progressives’ debilitating fantasy
Joan Walsh
As my inbox fills with emails from groups “drafting” Warren, I find myself wondering who’s helping whom here
Yes, we’re stuck with Hillary: But we don’t need an Elizabeth Warren-esque savior for a battle of ideas
Bill Curry
Republicans will have a real debate over ideas heading into 2016. Progressives won't -- unless we build a movement
The depressing explanation why the Trans-Pacific Partnership is being kept secret
David Sirota
Access to the text of the proposed deal is restricted -- likely because the general public would balk at its terms
The progressive executive: How Martin O’Malley plans to run for president
Luke Brinker
Former Maryland governor woos Democrats by touting list of liberal accomplishments
America’s recipe for disaster: How new corporate “amnesty” plan could doom the economy
David Dayen
This new budget deal could have an ugly underside. Here's how the right's scheming to help corporations avoid taxes
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