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If at first you don’t secede
Michelle Goldberg
Feeling they've lost any say in how the nation is run, liberals are turning to an unfamiliar philosophy: States' rights.
The grassroots war on Arlen Specter
Jeff Horwitz
After Nov. 2
Salon Staff
Table Talkers weigh in this week on post-election emotions and the next four years.
Memo to sore losermen
Dan Carol
You've had more than a week to mourn the election results. Now it's time to emerge from your pathetic fetal position.
Crossing the church-state line
Sidney Blumenthal
Thomas Jefferson warned of the dangers of becoming a "priest-ridden people," but a conservative clergy was essential to Bush's victory.
After Ashcroft
Geraldine Sealey
He says he wants a revolution
Geraldine Sealey
The facts of life and death
Jonathan Freedland
How Bush deals with Rehnquist's illness at home and Arafat's illness abroad will reveal a lot about his second term.
Joyful and triumphant
Michelle Goldberg
The religious right is in heaven at the prospect of remaking the Supreme Court.
The right stirs against Specter
Geraldine Sealey
How powerful the evangelical vote?
Geraldine Sealey
Turnout is still key
Paul Harris
Record numbers of voters help both sides, but Karl Rove's skillful strategy of mobilizing religious voters and "closet Republicans" proves hard to beat.
Did this man cost the Democrats the election?
Joan Walsh
Whether or not the gay-marriage backlash helped put Bush in the White House, now is the time to remind ourselves what the Democratic Party really stands for.
Thank you, John Kerry
Geraldine Sealey
He's been unfairly maligned even by Democrats. But the man who almost beat Bush was a heroic candidate who weathered a brutal campaign on behalf of the American people.
Red state readers write
Salon Staff
Progressives in Bush country give their blue state neighbors a piece of their minds.
Arlen’s wheels keep on turnin’ — backwards
Geraldine Sealey
The working class flocks to GOP
Eric Boehlert
Driving Ms. Anderson
Meredith Maran
In the wake of the most devastating election of my lifetime, I take comfort in the spirit of my 96-year-old neighbor.
Get ready for the “revolution” on the right
Mary Jacoby
Direct-mail ace Richard Viguerie is ecstatic over Bush's victory, but says it's time for conservatives to stop pandering to moderates.
“Feeding a monster who has the party by its tail”
Oliver Burkeman
The religious right's agenda on abortion and gay marriage could tear apart the GOP.
What do we do now?
Salon Staff
Politicos, academics and artists -- Huffington, Paglia, Lamott, McInerney, Moby and more -- respond to the prospect of four more years of Bush.
Letters
Salon Staff
I'm supposed to chat people up who think I'm a godless feminazi? I think not. Readers respond to Andrew Leonard's "Trapped in the Echo Chamber."
The shape of a second term
S. Goldenberg, D. Teather, D. Glaister, E. MacAskil, J. Steele
Guardian writers look at what Bush's reenergized agenda will mean for America and the rest of the world.
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