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Beltway cynics get it wrong
Glenn Greenwald
The pundits assumed Russ Feingold's principled stands were really grandstanding by a presidential hopeful. As usual, the pundits were mistaken.
A new contract with America
Walter Shapiro
GOP corruption and an unpopular war bring an end to Republican domination in Washington -- and leave President Bush answering to a new Democratic majority.
Money trails lead to Bush judges
Will Evans
A four-month investigation reveals that dozens of federal judges gave contributions to President Bush and top Republicans who helped place them on the bench. A Salon/CIR exclusive.
U.S. generals call for Democratic takeover
Mark Benjamin
Disgusted with the leadership of the Iraq war, two retired generals say the GOP must go. Plus: More than 100 current military personnel join a campaign to get the U.S. out of Iraq -- now.
The Warner-less race
Walter Shapiro
What the former Virginia governor's surprising withdrawal means for Hillary, Edwards and the rest of the Dems vying for the Oval Office in '08.
Kerry to Swift Boaters: Bring it on, again
Tim Grieve
Eyeing a run in 2008, he says he'll "kick their ass" this time.
Did Lieberman feel the love?
Tim Grieve
He's back in the Senate for the first time since losing the Democratic primary.
He was laughing, but he said he wasn’t joking
Tim Grieve
Joe Biden on 7-Eleven, Dunkin' Donuts and Indian-Americans.
Salon interview: Harry Reid
Tim Grieve
The Senate minority leader on why he supports Joe Lieberman, how blogs help the Democrats and why he doesn't support impeachment (hint: President Cheney).
The Democrats and Iraq
Tim Grieve
Is it better to admit a mistake or not to have made one in the first place?
Which way to the White House?
Walter Shapiro
Russ Feingold and Mark Warner electrified Democrats in New Hampshire this weekend -- and underscored a choice of divergent paths toward 2008.
The president’s pick for the CIA
Tim Grieve
The president will nominate his point man on warrantless spying to head the CIA.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Abdul alleges party assault. Will Vieira departure spark "View" shake-up? Plus: How is Page Six like the Mafia?
The Hillary juggernaut
Walter Shapiro
The rank and file may be against her, but numbers (and dollars) don't lie. Why Clinton may already be unstoppable.
Marching with Cheney
Tim Grieve
The vice president finds inspiration in the words of Walid Jumblatt. Here's what else the Lebanese politician has said.
How to run good
Jeff MacGregor
Democrats' mad pursuit of NASCAR dads in 2004 was a flameout. But with Bush fading, they have a chance to win the restless heart of America's stock-car-racing fans.
Out-hawking Bush on Iran
Walter Shapiro
Saber-rattling Evan Bayh has joined Hillary Clinton in running to Bush's right on Iran. Will this tough stance pay off in 2008 -- or backfire?
Senate cuts off debate on Alito
Tim Grieve
Bush's nominee needed 60 votes for cloture. He got 72, including 19 Democrats.
Alito, Bush and the Democrats: What did you expect?
Tim Grieve
It's no surprise that Bush nominated someone like Alito. It shouldn't be a surprise that Democrats are voting against him.
Is it time to give up on confirmation hearings?
Tim Grieve
They're good TV, but what have we learned?
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