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We’re getting the right all wrong: The surprising origins of modern conservative movement
Elias Isquith
The conservative movement began in 1930s California, UC Davis professor and historian Kathryn Olmsted tells Salon
They’ll only get more extreme: After Donald Trump or Ben Carson loses in a landslide, here’s how the right will spin it
Sean Illing
Pundits predict an electoral drubbing will break the far right's fever. Here's why they're far too optimistic
Sad, sexless, lonely: This is the real Paul Ryan/Ayn Rand vision for your life
Amanda Marcotte
Paul Ryan isn't a hypocrite. He just sees a family life as a privilege for the elite, instead of a right for all.
This is right-wing terrorism: The frightening new rise of church and clinic arson — and why you won’t hear about it on Fox News
Amanda Marcotte
Right-wing extremists are setting churches and clinics ablaze. It's a scary -- and vastly undercovered -- story
Paul Ryan is too far left? The media lunacy beyond Fox News which lets the right get wackier and more extreme
Peter Dreier
Read about Paul Ryan and you might think he is a thoughtful, right-of-center policy wonk, not an Ayn Rand ideologue
Ben Carson’s chilling God complex: The commencement speech I won’t soon forget
SAYANTANI DASGUPTA
The presidential hopeful was the keynote speaker at my white coat ceremony. Even then, I knew he was dangerous
The chaos theory of Donald Trump: The secret to his unprecedented success — and why it’s very good news for Ted Cruz
Heather Digby Parton
The blustery billionaire won't go away. In order to overtake him, the GOP will have to go to some dark places
Ted Cruz hates the Constitution: The right’s religious warriors are an affront to our secular democracy
Sean Illing
This weekend's evangelical forum in Texas put the GOP's frightening zealotry on full display
The Democratic primary’s ugly truth: Hillary vs. Bernie doesn’t matter until we change our electoral system
Sean McElwee
Progressives are busy taking sides—Hillary or Bernie?—but those differences matter little in a broken government
Our post-Snowden TV paranoia: “Homeland,” “Quantico” and privacy inside the surveillance state
Sonia Saraiya
Anti-American sentiment is not new, but the fear of being watched is more profound on-screen than ever
Paranoid rise of the militant right: Inside the growing threat of domestic extremism
Heather Digby Parton
The DOJ has announced plans to focus more resources on domestic extremists. What's motivating this violent fringe?
16 times the Onion masterfully trolled American politics
Kali Holloway
The satire site is a national treasure and needs no introduction. Here are just a few of their very best pieces
Meet America’s most idiotic state representative, Thursday edition
Nadeen Shaker
Yes, this anti-choicer wants a Vietnam Memorial-type monument to honor those "lost in the abortion service"
The shocking new right-wing revolt: How conservatives, anti-choicers and white supremacists turned on “political correctness”
Amanda Marcotte
After being told for years that "political correctness" oppresses, conservatives aren't going to lie for the GOP
The resurrection of the “liberal”: How the right tried to destroy American liberalism — and how it came back from the dead
Heather Digby Parton
The most amazing thing about this week's debate: The frontruners were actually embracing progressive ideals
Mitch McConnell’s debt limit bluff: The Senate leader knows he has no leverage, but he has to pretend
Simon Maloy
Mitch McConnell is making fake plans to force cuts to Social Security in exchange for a debt ceiling increase
Atheism deserves better than Richard Dawkins: “Secular fundamentalism” is actively hurting the movement
Ben Branstetter
The public intellectual confuses religion for the religious, and nonbelievers would be unwise to follow his example
Bernie Sanders and the mainstreaming of socialism: “The romance of big capitalism is stripped down”
Scott Timberg
Scholar Todd Gitlin talks to Salon about millennial voters and the term that isn't a dealbreaker anymore
Huckabee goes full Trump and flops: His desperate debate night Twitter strategy was a disaster
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Remaking yourself as the off-brand Donald Trump is a terrible idea, Mike
The real debate winner was Anderson Cooper: Who knew good journalism still makes for great TV?
Sonia Saraiya
Cooper played the role of stand-in and advocate for the viewing public with style
6 ways America would pay dearly for a Paul Ryan speakership
Steven Rosenfeld
The wingnuts are looking to install one of their own, and the Wisconsin Rep is "the best con man they've got"
These are the real liars: Forget Planned Parenthood — it’s the anti-choice movement that’s rife with corruption
Amanda Marcotte
There's no evidence Planned Parenthood did anything wrong. There's plenty about the other side. Let's review facts
The media’s lying to you about Bernie Sanders: This is why a socialist can win the Fox-loving red states
Rick Perlstein
I spent days with Sanders fans across red states. They watch Fox, live in the heartland, and are voting for Bernie
Salon’s Richard Dawkins peace summit: “I am against all religion … I think I’d call myself a lover of truth. I’m intolerant of bullsh*t”
Michael Schulson
Exclusive: We talk with sparring partner Richard Dawkins about New Atheism, Twitter & why he sees Ahmed as a fraud
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