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Obama camp responds to Palin pick
Alex Koppelman
In a statement, a spokesman for Barack Obama slammed John McCain's choice of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin as his running mate.
Eyes back on the prize
Joan Walsh
Denver's finest moment so far was the roll-call vote, for all it said about the Clinton and Obama camps' capacity for grace, forgiveness and smart politics.
John Kerry: I learned my lesson in 2004
Thomas Schaller
The 2004 Democratic presidential nominee talks about his blistering attack on John McCain in Wednesday's speech -- and what he should've done differently four years ago.
Plouffe on McCain’s “high-water mark”
Rebecca Traister
Barack Obama's campaign manager says that John McCain will only see his numbers dip from now on. But with the GOP convention coming up, is he right to be so confident?
Report: McCain’s veep choice to be notified today
Alex Koppelman
John McCain has reportedly picked his running mate; all that remains is to let that person in on the secret.
Biden — and Kerry and Clinton — go on the attack
Walter Shapiro
Before Barack Obama's surprise appearance, a tag team of Democrats, including Bill Clinton, piles on John McCain. And Joe Biden, Rove-style, goes right for McCain's supposed strength.
Bill Clinton shows — and gets — the love
Joan Walsh
"Barack Obama is ready to lead America," he tells an adoring crowd -- and suddenly Clinton haters who predicted mayhem in Denver are 0 for 2.
Biden, officially the vice-presidential nominee, takes the stage
Alex Koppelman
On Wednesday night, Joe Biden showed why Barack Obama chose him as his running mate.
“No way, no how, no McCain”
Joan Walsh
Hillary Clinton targets the Republicans -- and her loyalists who have been unwilling to give up the good fight.
What makes Biden Biden?
Norman Kurz
The moral backbone that led the V.P. nominee to stand up to Milosevic and pass the Violence Against Women Act was bred into him by his father.
When is a plot not a plot?
Mike Madden
A group of armed "meth heads" reportedly discussed shooting Barack Obama, but the feds opted for lesser charges.
Biden’s mission
Walter Shapiro
All signs are that Joe Biden won't back away from the job ahead of him -- combat with John McCain.
Clinton makes the rounds
Salon Staff
Before her big speech tonight, Hillary Clinton spent the afternoon addressing events organized by women's groups.
How Michelle Obama nailed it
Joan Walsh
Radiating love and passion for her family and her country, she answered questions we wish the nation didn't have.
Warnings to Russia from Joe Lieberman and Lindsey Graham
Glenn Greenwald
McCain's two top Senate allies lecture Russia on the dangers of trying to dominate and interfere in other countries.
Isn’t she lovely?
Rebecca Traister
In her prime-time speech Monday, Michelle Obama foiled her harshest detractors and perhaps even won over Middle America.
It’s Obama time!
Joan Walsh
Hillary Clinton released her delegates, and the party is coming together behind its new leader. Reasons to celebrate and reasons to worry in Denver.
Is change “scary” or is change “hopeful”?
Walter Shapiro
As the Democratic convention opens, with a speech by Michelle Obama and an in-person appearance by Ted Kennedy, undecided voters wrestle with their feelings about change -- and the nominee.
Dean gavels in convention
Alex Koppelman
With a few short words from DNC chairman Howard Dean, the Democratic convention has now officially begun.
McCain ad features former Clinton delegate
Alex Koppelman
The spot highlights Debra Bartoshevich, a delegate who lost her convention slot after saying she'd vote for John McCain over Barack Obama.
If we must discuss plagiarism, let’s talk exorcism too
Joe Conason
Republicans and the press love revisiting Joe Biden's past, but everybody -- including the possible GOP vice-presidential candidates -- has one.
Hillary volleys
Thomas Schaller
Clinton fires back at a John McCain ad invoking her words and images, and Joe Biden issues a video call to action.
Joe Biden and the political establishment’s overriding goal
Glenn Greenwald
The Washington Post editorial page celebrates Biden's selection as "a heartening recognition that time in Washington can be useful." Is it right?
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