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The overwhelming idiocy of America’s obsession with “gaffes”
Matthew Pulver
Jeb Bush's elitism, like Mitt Romney's "47 percent" comment, isn't a mistake. What happens when we pretend it is?
Addiction is not a disease: How AA and 12-step programs erect barriers while attempting to relieve suffering
Marc Lewis
Defining addiction as a disease is marketing for the rehab industry — and an excuse when treatment doesn't work
Viral rewind: Joe Biden’s “smartass” quip earned him some conservative heat
Colin Gorenstein
Biden's custard shop visit was about getting media coverage painting him as a down-to-earth guy -- no luck there
5 Iraq strategies that are guaranteed to fail
Peter Van Buren
Twenty-five years after the Gulf War, we're no closer to extricating ourselves from the quagmire we created
Bernie Sanders has a Joe Biden problem: His toughest 2016 opponent isn’t even in the race
Luke Brinker
The vice president is unlikely to run in 2016 -- and that poses a big challenge to progressive insurgent Sanders
Ted Cruz is finished: The laughable “strategy” that guarantees he’ll get nowhere near the White House
Simon Maloy
Tea Party hero's roadmap to the presidency borrows from the failed presidential runs of Ron Paul and Rudy Giuliani
Hillary shocker: Who needs Elizabeth Warren? Clinton unleashes inner liberal, media freaks out
Heather Digby Parton
On issue after issue, Clinton's making the right call. Maybe it's time for the media (and progressives) to believe
The GOP circus is no laughing matter: One of these clowns could actually win it all
Bob Cesca
A lot can happen between now and Election Day -- and with no GOP adult in the room, that's a frightening thought
Ted Cruz mocks Joe Biden days after son’s death, offers weak apology
Joanna Rothkopf
"Vice President Joe Biden," Cruz said. "You know the nice thing? You don't need a punch line"
Birth of a prison state: The bipartisan disaster that put America behind bars
David J. Krajicek
Nixon was the first to embrace mass incarceration, but it was Clinton who forged our prison industrial complex
Rick Santorum’s ugly Pope Francis bashing: Why the Catholic in the GOP field keeps maligning other Catholics
Joan Walsh
First he attacked JFK. Now Pope Francis. Is that the way to win in a party controlled by evangelical Protestants?
Bernie Sanders must bring it: Between GOP obfuscation and Hillary’s evasions, someone needs to be serious
Bill Curry
The GOP is a clown show. Hillary won't talk TPP for a reason. Bernie Sanders is our last hope for real debate
Watch Fox News attempt to explain away poll numbers showing the US under Obama is the most respected nation in the world
Scott Eric Kaufman
"When you say 'respected,' what do you mean?" guest Paul Sorvino asked
Martin O’Malley misses his chance: How Hillary Clinton closed off his biggest 2016 opening
Simon Maloy
Martin O'Malley had a chance to trip up Hillary on immigration, but she seized the initiative while he dithered
Study: Many cancer patients could be spared brain radiation
Marilynn Marchione
Beau Biden, Delaware attorney general and son of vice president, dies of brain cancer
Darlene Superville, Randall Chase
Biden, 46, planned on running for governor of Delaware in 2016
Martin O’Malley plays the long game: Why his long-shot presidential campaign actually makes sense
Jim Newell
There's not much space for the former Maryland governor this year, but there may be in 2020 or 2024
“A noun, a verb, and 9/11”: Rudy Giuliani’s cynical September 11 strategy rears its head
Jim Newell
The GOP field's newest entrant would like to tell you about 9/11 -- ever heard of it?
GOP’s bloodthirsty Liam Neeson primary: The one issue which unites the Tea Party and the right
Heather Digby Parton
They agree on taxes and abortion, sure. But it's kicking some ass overseas that really pulls Republicans together
Chris Christie’s frightening authoritarianism: Why his new 9/11 pander may be his worst yet
Elias Isquith
GOP guv thinks 9/11 fear-mongering and blasting Edward Snowden will revive his 2016 chances. Good luck with that
Progressives’ looming challenge: Bill de Blasio, Elizabeth Warren, inequality, and a stunning blind spot
Joan Walsh
Promising efforts to push a new agenda are caught on issues of race, criminal justice and trade. They shouldn't be
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