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The Right’s brittle heroes
Glenn Greenwald
The contrast between Paul Ryan's iconic image and his personal reality is typical of America's partisan leaders
Paul Ryan: Randian poseur
Joan Walsh
Mitt Romney couldn't have chosen a better example of the fakery at the heart of today's GOP
Romney’s V.P. distraction
Steve Kornacki
The media coverage has been brutal of late, and Mitt hopes an early pick will change the subject
Dems to embrace gay marriage
Steve Kornacki
The Democratic platform will support marriage equality, something nearly 75 percent of Republicans still oppose
Biden at NAACP: “It’s good to be home”
Joan Walsh
The vice president shows why he's on the ticket – and it's not just to appeal to working-class whites
The Villages: Where Republicans rule
Alex Seitz-Wald
Welcome to the retirement community whose owner bankrolls GOP campaigns and where Democrats say they're "invisible"
Scandal hits Democrats’ Senate chances
Steve Kornacki
News of an ethics investigation in a key race shrinks the party’s margin for error this fall
Amy Winehouse’s lessons in loss
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Grief doesn't ever have a time limit, as the singer's mother learns when she hears "Back to Black" everywhere
Supreme Court ACA ruling: Yes, this is a BFD
Joan Walsh
The president must now show how Obamacare helps people, not that it's merely constitutional
The Supreme Court’s collateral damage
Alex Seitz-Wald
A ruling against Obamacare could be a precedent to erase progressive reforms going back to FDR
Are liberals national security hypocrites?
Joan Walsh
Many Obama supporters are mum about policies they hated under Bush. Here's why
GOP/Dem rhetorical convergence
Glenn Greenwald
A Democratic columnist channels Bush, Rove and Palin to malign Obama's critics as Terrorist-lovers
Our least popular ex-president
Steve Kornacki
A poll confirms W’s dubious place among former White House occupants. Is there a way for Obama to harness this?
An urgent plea to political reporters
Alex Pareene
Let's all stop pretending imaginary "gaffes" are real
A reminder about WikiLeaks
Glenn Greenwald
As the risk intensifies that Assange may be prosecuted for his journalism, it is vital to remember what's at stake
Don’t take the Bain bait
David Sirota
The Obama campaign hopes the focus on Romney's firm will keep attention away from systemic political corruption
Cory Booker, surrogate from hell
Steve Kornacki
What Cory Booker has to gain by calling President Obama’s attacks on Bain Capital “nauseating”
Where are the young pols?
Jonathan Bernstein
Joe Biden was 29 when he went to DC. Now senators are older than ever. Why did young people stop running for Senate
Beating back obesity
David Sirota
America's weight problem is only getting worse. Here's how we can fix it
As ‘SNL’ season ends, signs of a coming shift
Jake Coyle
With election season looming, SNL will have to quickly replace several departing regulars
The unlikely liberal hero
Steve Kornacki
Joe Biden sped up history this week -- and made some new friends who could help him fulfill his most elusive dream
A big day for civil rights
Joan Walsh
President Obama's gay marriage support carries political risk, but he had no moral choice
The end of Obama’s “evolution”
Steve Kornacki
The president endorsed gay marriage today. You can thank Joe Biden for forcing his hand
The art of awkward timing
Steve Kornacki
Today’s political calendar illustrates the conflicting impulses that are making Obama’s “evolution” interminable
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