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She’s in
Walter Shapiro
Hillary Clinton's Web campaign launch gave new-media sex appeal to her trademark amiable caution. But will the money and star power behind her history-making presidential bid translate into passion among voters?
The sense of the Senate
Tim Grieve
At least one Republican seems set to join Democrats in a resolution condemning Bush's Iraq plan.
Make no mistake: He’s running
Walter Shapiro
All but launching a presidential run, Barack Obama has added serious star power to the 2008 race -- and made history.
A rough welcome for Rice
Tim Grieve
Members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee lay into the president's new plan for Iraq.
Reid seeks bipartisan opposition to “surge”
Tim Grieve
The Senate majority leader says it's the best way to force a change in direction in Iraq.
From the Democrats, a surge against the “surge”
Tim Grieve
Kennedy bill would require congressional approval before Bush sends more troops to Iraq.
How not to sell a “surge”
Tim Grieve
A general concedes that the new "way forward" isn't a way out soon.
If senators could rewrite history, the war wouldn’t have happened
Tim Grieve
John McCain tries anyway.
The small surge
Tim Grieve
Does Bush have a plan for victory -- or just for avoiding a final defeat on his watch?
The party’s over
Joan Walsh
It's time for Democrats to step up and do what they were elected to do: Oppose this president's disastrous war with a smart and courageous strategy.
A day for celebration, but the war awaits
Tim Grieve
Can Democrats force Bush to change course on Iraq?
The Dems come marching in
Walter Shapiro
Checks and balances return to Washington, but will the new Democratic majority be able to do anything to end the war in Iraq?
The case of the disappearing candidates
Walter Shapiro
Evan Bayh says no thanks, while John Edwards is reportedly running. But will the star power of Clinton and Obama shrink the presidential field before Democrats cast a single vote?
Bye Bayh, Here’s Johnny
Michael Scherer
One Democratic White House contender throws in the towel, as another prepares to toss his hat into the ring
Feingold drops out of the “Me Primary”
Walter Shapiro
What does the gadfly senator's withdrawal as a candidate for 2008 mean for the remaining contenders?
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.
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