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Just ignore them, Hillary: GOPers have crafted a ridiculous roadmap for Hillary to cross the aisle
Gary Legum
Sure, Clinton might want to reach out to Republicans — but on her terms, not the absurd ones they've laid out
A dissenting opinion: Supreme Court is not a top priority in this election
Frank Joyce
Let’s stop kidding ourselves — the white male power legal system isn’t really on our side to begin with
The amazing life of Margaret Sanger, “Our Lady of Birth Control”: “I was intrigued that such a great do-gooder was also quite a bad girl in private”
Kim Kelly
Salon talks to Sabrina Jones about her new graphic novel about past and present fights for contraception
“A step in a long staircase toward equal access to freedom”: Supreme Court’s abortion ruling a small victory in a neverending fight
Eesha Pandit
The reproductive freedom movement is building momentum, but too many Americans haven't felt real changes yet
Hillary Clinton’s foolish Tim Kaine hedge: Democrats cannot defeat Trumpism with cautious conservatism
Conor Lynch
Clinton's VP pick should make progressives worried about the direction of the Democratic Party
The next president will likely appoint 4 Supreme Court justices: Who do you want picking them?
David Morris
This election is all about the Supreme Court that will shape our lives for the next 30 years
Chasing the third-party rainbow: Jill Stein on Sanders, the two-party system, and the “equivalent evils” of Trump and Clinton
Sean Illing
"I will not sleep at night with either of them elected," Jill Stein tells Salon about the Clinton-Trump battle
Feminists boogie At The DNC: The convention is the coming-out party for a bolder — and livelier — pro-choice movement
Amanda Marcotte
Emboldened by Hillary Clinton and their Supreme Court victory, pro-choicers stop apologizing and start partying
Citizen Kaine: Why the safe pick is the completely smart pick for Hillary
Gary Legum
Who cares if he's boring? Choosing a good, seasoned soldier was the right move for Clinton
Stop fretting about Tim Kaine’s abortion record — the personal isn’t always political
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Yes, Clinton's vice-president pick has wrestled with his conscience, but he's also evolved over time in office
Trump’s killed the GOP: He erased covert racism from the party’s platform — by being overtly racist
Henry Fernandez
With the nomination of Trump, the 162-year-old Republican party has rewound to its pre-dog-whistle iteration
The Tim Kaine Effect: What does Hillary Clinton’s VP pick bring to the race?
Simon Maloy
Yes, the Virginia Senator was seen as the safe pick, but he represents a big bet on one issue: competence
Your Tim Kaine VP primer: 7 things you should know about Hillary Clinton’s running mate
Justine Morris
Lacking in name recognition, the center-left senator from Virginia is the safe pick for Clinton's VP running mate
The beginning of the end: Trump’s nomination signals the collapse of an ideological movement and a political party
Heather Digby Parton
Trump's disturbing speech showed exactly why American conservatism is in its death knell
“Greater Than We Currently Are,” not “Great Again”: Trump is perversely nostalgic when we should be looking forward
Andrew Burstein, Nancy Isenberg
When Trump's America was “great,” white men alone deserved to be in positions of power
WATCH: Westboro Baptist Church trolled by Triumph the Insult Comic Dog outside RNC
Ben Norton
The Christian hate group was surprised by protesters with "God hates mermen" and "Morning people are beasts" signs
Donald Trump and backlash culture: The RNC represents a futile effort to reverse our country’s progress
Conor Lynch
The GOP shows it is less concerned with real issues than with exaggerated threats and trivial cultural grievances
WATCH: Lizz Winstead talks to Salon about pro-choice “sidewalk counselors” trying to transform conservatives in Cleveland
Amanda Marcotte
Lizz Winstead and other pro-choicers subject RNC attendees to the same treatment that women going to clinics endure
Dark Three Dog Night of the soul: Day Zero in Cleveland features fireworks, dancing Republicans and a big black fence
Andrew O'Hehir
The RNC's big welcome party features '70s soft rock, cheerful white folks and a Belfast-style security fence
5 questions and story lines to follow as the Republican Convention unfolds in Cleveland
Sean Illing
Protests, renegade delegates and #NeverTrump: This week, the GOP's corrosive dysfunction will be on full display
Public perception of violence vs. reality: Donald Trump exploits fear for political gain
Conor Lynch
Despite what "the law and order" candidate wants you to think, crime and violence are not spiraling out control
Mike Pence makes perfect sense: The Indiana governor is close to religious right, Koch brothers — and that’s great for Trump
Adele M. Stan
The Koch brothers may hate Trump, but he could put one of their own a heartbeat away from the presidency
Does the Trumpence nightmare coalition have a chance? Yeah, because it’s 2016 and chaos reigns
Andrew O'Hehir
Will Trump's alliance with the worst aspects of GOP orthodoxy finally undo him? Halloween comes early in Cleveland
Don’t let conservatives fool you: Whole Woman’s Health v. Hellerstedt is about regulation, not abortion
Christopher Machold
The GOP's abortion stance reveals a glaring inconsistency in its approach to government intervention and regulation
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