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Clinton: Yes, we can fix the economy
Mike Madden
Back on the campaign trail in Michigan, this time for Obama, Hillary Clinton urged her former supporters to get behind the Democratic ticket.
Obama and McCain face off
Walter Shapiro
Friday's debate was no decisive showdown. But for undecided voters watching, did Obama look too green or McCain too mean?
David Plouffe talks about debate
Thomas Schaller
Obama campaign manager shares reactions about Friday night's first debate.
Conservative columnist tells Palin: “Bow out”
Alex Koppelman
A former supporter of Sarah Palin's has come around after watching her recently; Kathleen Parker now says Palin is "out of her league."
A little perspective on running mates
Alex Koppelman
Sarah Palin isn't the only one who can prove embarrassing.
Friday’s debate: A bizarre game of chicken
Walter Shapiro
McCain is now unlikely to show up for the first scheduled showdown with Obama. Master stroke or campaign in meltdown?
What to expect from the presidential debates
Thomas Schaller
Salon asked three experts, all of whom have helped presidential candidates prep for past contests, what it will take for McCain or Obama to emerge as the winner.
Salon Radio: Digby on the bailout
Glenn Greenwald
What are the dangers for Democrats in supporting a bailout? And why are they about to do it?
Joe Biden’s “better” instincts
Thomas Schaller
Perhaps his modest upbringing explains why Biden runs his mouth too much.
Rove says Palin was political choice
Alex Koppelman
The former advisor to President Bush also told the Associated Press he believes Palin-mania will subside soon.
Obama and the rules for Angry Black Men
James Hannaham
Why does Barack Obama have to be Virgil Tibbs? Or Denzel Washington in "Crimson Tide"? Or any other angry black archetype?
The “retarded” renaissance
Lynn Harris
"Never go full retard" was the catchphrase of the summer. Activist groups aren't laughing. Should you be?
Does McCain really oppose golden parachutes?
Alex Koppelman
John McCain's commitment to his recent rhetoric on the economy seems shaky, especially given the identity of one of his top surrogates.
A call to arms
Anne Lamott
How to handle the fury brought on by this election? Register voters, hit the streets, pray. Stop talking about her. Talk about Obama.
Biden goes on the offensive
Alex Koppelman
Stepping into one of the primary roles for which he was tapped, Joe Biden has some tough words for John McCain.
Plouffe: “Today is the first day of the rest of the campaign”
Alex Koppelman
Barack Obama's campaign manager lays out his strategy for the weeks to come, and promises to fight back and reclaim "change."
Salon Radio: Matthew Yglesias
Glenn Greenwald
What are the most glaring deficiencies in media coverage of the campaign and what can be done to combat them? Plus: Is the Obama campaign excessively minimizing foreign policy differences with the GOP?
So is Palin “naive” on Pakistan?
Alex Koppelman
The position Sarah Palin took in her first interview on American intervention in Pakistan sounds remarkably like Barack Obama's, which John McCain has repeatedly attacked.
Why this lifelong Republican may vote for Obama
Michael Smerconish
The party of Bush and McCain outsourced the hunt for bin Laden, failing to accomplish a vital mission since 9/11.
An America-first election — and Obama benefits
Walter Shapiro
Seven years after 9/11, national security -- a political strong suit for the GOP -- recedes into the woodwork as voters focus on domestic issues.
Biden: Clinton might have been the better running mate
Alex Koppelman
At a town hall, Joe Biden -- famous for not quite knowing when to keep quiet -- said, "Hillary Clinton is as qualified or more qualified than I am."
How Democrats are fighting back against Sarah Palin
Mike Madden
The Obama campaign is working the press, avoiding a full-scale assault, and waiting for Palin-mania to subside. But is that a smart strategy?
Sarah Palin and the glass ceiling
Katharine Mieszkowski
While crying foul over Joe Biden's attacks on the Alaska governor, one Republican suggests that there'll never be a female president.
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