Showing results for: Elizabeth Warren (page 98)
Romney’s human shield
Jim Newell
The campaigns end this fall, but their flacks will never go away. Meet Eric Fehrnstrom, enforcer on the GOP side
Dems’ best friend: The GOP base
Steve Kornacki
The conservative masses revolt again, this time in Nebraska's Senate primary
The latest Occupy impostors
Daniel Denvir, Adam Goldstein
Two groups claiming to represent America's youth are, in fact, fronts for phony D.C. centrism
Another Massachusetts meltdown?
Edward Mason
Elizabeth Warren's recent struggles have some Democratic operatives worried about a Martha Coakley redux
Joe Biden’s real gay marriage motive?
Steve Kornacki
If he really is interested in 2016, he can’t fall too far behind his own party on gay marriage
Why the Cherokee story is a problem for Warren
Steve Kornacki
The specter of affirmative action plays into the caricature that her opponents are trying to create
The Democratic Senate might just survive
Steve Kornacki
A Senate map that looked bleak a year ago is now littered with surprise pick-up opportunities
Scott Brown’s class identity problem
Steve Kornacki
Freshly released tax returns could complicate the regular-guy-with-a-truck act
Dems desert the left
Jonathan Bernstein
Why aren't Democratic candidates for Senate promoting liberal causes on their websites?
Protesters’ new front
Alexander Zaitchik
Americans have finally awakened to the decades-long corruption of higher education
The gay marriage long game
Steve Kornacki
The current Democratic president faces an election year dilemma that the next one won't
When fighting Wall Street pays
Steve Kornacki
Being the biggest enemy of the big banks just paid off nicely for Elizabeth Warren’s campaign
The silly 2016 speculation game
Alex Pareene
It may be impossible to make any serious predictions about a far-off race, but that has never stopped a pundit
Elizabeth Warren’s gamble
Steve Kornacki
Can forceful advocacy for same-sex marriage and appeal to blue collar swing voters go hand-in-hand?
Scott Brown’s triumphant makeover
Patrick Tracey
The Massachusetts senator has pulled ahead of Elizabeth Warren in the polls by running away from the Tea Party
Can a super PAC be a force for good?
Heather Michon
We talk to a former Vermont legislator whose PAC promotes progressive causes and has a plan to restore transparency
Super PACs not welcome in Massachusetts Senate race
Patrick Tracey
Elizabeth Warren and Scott Brown pledge to discourage independent attack ads. Will it work?
Mitt and Newt need one another to fight Obama
Joan Walsh
Together, they're the modern GOP: Ruthless finance capital empowered by white male anger. Alone, they're toast
Consumer Finance Chief Touts Enforcement Powers
Salon Staff
New Watchdog Agency Reviewing Payday Lending
Salon Staff
New Watchdog Agency Reviewing Payday Lending
Salon Staff
Romney rivals all become socialists, to horror of conservatives
Alex Pareene
GOP candidates trash capitalism, and good on them
Top Obama campaign aide lobbied for bank bailout
Justin Elliott
Senior campaign advisor Broderick Johnson was paid over $1 million to lobby for Wall St. over the past five years
Obama (finally) plays recess hardball
Andrew Leonard
The president ignores GOP obstructionism and appoints Richard Cordray as chief consumer finance watchdog
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