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That other Al
Anthony York
Rev. Al Sharpton explains why Condi Rice and Colin Powell are not "black leaders," and how his presidential bid can save the Democrats.
Letters
Salon Staff
Readers respond to Michelle Goldberg's "Why the Greens Are Also Celebrating Election '02" and Joan Walsh's "Donkey in Distress."
Why the Greens are also celebrating Election ’02
Michelle Goldberg
Buoyed by a handful of grass-roots victories, the Green Party claims the midterms showed the hollowness of its Democratic rival.
Bring back the new economy!
Suneel Ratan
Neither Bush nor the Democrats have grasped how to get the country moving again: Spurring innovation back to boom-time heights.
Donkey in distress
Joan Walsh
Defeated Democrats are bickering over whether victory lies in embracing the center or the left. But a majority party needs to do both.
Joe Conason’s Journal
Salon Staff
Conservatives throw the not-so-subtle "San Francisco Democrat" slur at Pelosi. Is a "Sopranos" joke far behind? Plus: Hitchens, on the run from al-Qaida!
Harold Ford crusades to save the Democrats
Anthony York
The conservative young congressman is challenging Nancy Pelosi for House minority leader, but his attack on the popular liberal could backfire.
Joe Conason’s Journal
Salon Staff
Lesson for Democrats: Vote with Bush, prepare for defeat. Plus: Gephardt's out -- and Daschle should follow.
Will heads roll?
Anthony York
Gephardt will step down -- and analysts speculate about who else may be punished after the Democratic catastrophe.
Bush hawks commandeer 9/11 hearings
Anthony York
Congress tries to ask why U.S. intelligence failed to predict the attacks, but Wolfowitz and Armitage only want to talk about why we must invade Iraq.
Pols and CEOs gorge at the IPO feast
Arianna Huffington
It's time to impose new rules on the rich man's Shangri-la.
The dead zone
Anthony York
Reporters wait around in Washington's crypt for something -- anything -- to leak out from closed congressional hearings into 9/11 intelligence failures.
Sticks and stones
Bryan Keefer
Liberal name-callers have a new favorite catchphrase: The "Enron conservative."
Bush’s last seduction
Anthony York
An NBC producer's "home movie" of Bush with reporters during the campaign is more "Love Story" than "War Room."
Bush scolds Congress
Jake Tapper
The president limits access to classified information in an attempt to plug leaks on Capitol Hill.
Condit’s Democratic enablers
Joan Walsh
The congressman's colleagues should have demanded he come clean about Chandra Levy right away. Instead, they're still defending his stonewalling.
The elephant on the dais
Arianna Huffington
President Bush did nothing to address the rancor that surrounded his Inauguration.
Will Republicans be Bush’s worst enemies?
Anthony York
From John McCain to Tom DeLay, members of his own party could make the most trouble for the president-elect.
Vaginal detergent
Arthur Allen
Can a germ-killing suppository like Biofem's Inner Confidence protect women against HIV?
They trade horses, don’t they?
Joan Walsh
A lawsuit to block the Hearst Corp.'s takeover of the San Francisco Chronicle exposes a world of political treachery that reached from City Hall to the U.S. Justice Department.
Pat Buchanan courts the Teamsters
Alicia Montgomery
Looking for union support, the "reformed" xenophobe bashes the World Bank and vows to appoint James Hoffa to a cabinet post.
Looking for a female Veep?
Sarah Wildman
There's no shortage of women qualified to be the next vice president.
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