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Planned Parenthood slams Alito
Rebecca Traister
The president of the organization calls his possible confirmation "a direct threat to the health and safety of American women."
Alito on abortion: No need to guess
Tim Grieve
In a 1991 opinion, Bush's latest nominee put himself to the right of the sitting Supreme Court.
Bush nominates Alito for O’Connor’s seat
Tim Grieve
"Scalito" is no Harriet Miers, but he's no Sandra Day O'Connor, either.
The cost — to the right — of Miers’ scalp
Tim Grieve
O'Connor may get a vote after all in abortion cases looming on the Supreme Court's docket
Miers is gone. Who’s up next — and when?
Tim Grieve
Bush needs to appease his base and keep the focus on something other than the Valerie Plame case.
A document dispute forced Miers’ withdrawal? Don’t believe it
Tim Grieve
The right forced Bush's hand on the nominee. A dispute over documents gave him cover for getting out.
More troubles for Miers. Is the end near?
Tim Grieve
As a Republican senator questions her "intellectual capacity," a newly unearthed speech raises more questions about her abortion views.
Reporting for duty
Bill Frogameni
Iraq war vet Paul Hackett is aiming for a Senate seat -- and a progressive revival of the Democratic Party.
Praying for Wilma’s wrath
Tim Grieve
The antiabortion group that celebrated Katrina's toll on New Orleans is begging God to punish Florida next.
We see dead people?
Priya Jain
In a follow-up to her bestselling "Stiff," Mary Roach searches for proof of the afterlife -- and finds some startling (and scary) evidence.
Harriet Miers talking points: Are there any left?
Tim Grieve
Remember how she was meticulous, detail-oriented and unchanging? Never mind.
No longer the “Right Man”
Sidney Blumenthal
Conservatives are raging against Bush to hide the utter failure of their ideology.
Will Miers help topple Roe v. Wade?
Emily Schmall
Her record in Texas confirms that Harriet Miers resolutely opposes abortion.
What Bush really knew about Harriet Miers
Tim Grieve
Earlier this month, the president tried to suggest that he didn't know his nominee's views on abortion. He did.
A tale of two nominees
Tim Grieve
Harriet Miers' abortion views will get all the attention, but her qualifications -- or lack thereof -- are important, too.
Harriet Miers: Outlaw abortion except to prevent the death of the mother
Tim Grieve
The Supreme Court nominee staked out an extreme position in a 1989 questionnaire.
We’re haunted by an abortion from 10 years ago
Cary Tennis
It was the right thing to do, but we never really dealt with it.
Dobson reveals all
J.J. Helland
James Dobson clarifies his statements about Supreme Court nominee Harriet Miers.
Just like a woman
Meghan Laslocky
Thousands of men are shelling out $6,500 for hyper-realistic dolls that answer all their needs -- and don't talk back.
Rescuing Jesus
Alessandro Camon
Bush & Co. have hijacked Jesus, using him as the poster child for their callous worldview. It's time to rescue Christ from his kidnappers.
“A crisis of biblical proportions”
Amanda Griscom Little
A pro-Bush but eco-conscious evangelical launches a crusade against global warming.
Letters
Salon Staff
Is Harriet Miers a political "pawn," or someone who can restore a "different sort of balance" to the Supreme Court? Readers consider Bush's nominee.
Hearings for Miers: Are they worth the time?
Tim Grieve
She has no record and she's probably not going to answer any questions. Is it time to rethink the Senate charade?
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