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The Dan Quayle dilemma
Steve Kornacki
Mitt’s challenge as the presumptive nominee: Prove his loyalty to the base through his V.P. choice
Are you an abortion survivor?
Irin Carmon
If you know a woman who ended a pregnancy then yes, says right-wing propaganda. The myths of "October Baby"
Mitt Romney’s fooling himself about women
Joan Walsh
He thinks his "real views" will woo them, but nobody trusts a guy who'll say whatever it takes to get what he wants
Justices run amok: Fixing the Supreme Court
Michael Lind
Judges on the right and left legislate from the bench. So why don't we just elect them?
Must women “civilize” men?
Joan Walsh
At the root of the conservative war on contraception is a deep-seated anxiety about the traditional family
Is capitalism worth saving?
Toby Ash
Robert Reich talks about how to overcome the moral crisis of our economy and restore America's democracy
The GOP’s abortion offensive reaches New Hampshire
Irin Carmon
Once a bastion of fiscal conservatism and social tolerance, the GOP's war on women has infected the state House
George H.W. Bush: The reason evangelicals don’t trust Romney
Steve Kornacki
Born again: The Christian right’s stiff resistance to Romney was foreshadowed by a race 24 years ago
How to kill an abortion bill
Irin Carmon
Step one: Wait for a politician to say something stupid. Repeat
The Obamacare-abortion myth
Sarah Posner
If the Supreme Court upholds healthcare reform, anti-choice activists are planning to protest it like Roe v. Wade
Where are the normal Christians?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
On the news, people of faith -- like me -- are cast as lunatic right-wingers. But we're not all like that
Personhood, the undead movement, marches on
Irin Carmon
It failed to restrict women's rights in Mississippi and Colorado, but Personhood USA won't quit. Next up: Oklahoma
Rick Santorum’s V.P. leverage
Steve Kornacki
The last GOP nominee to face such deep and lingering intraparty resistance was – believe it or not – Ronald Reagan
The evangelical allergy to Mitt
Steve Kornacki
Two explanations for the enduring refusal of Christian conservatives to consent to Romney’s nomination
All for none and none for all
Joan Walsh
Forty years of culture wars and racial battles wrecked the country and the GOP – but it's not too late to change
“October Baby”: The abortion war hits theaters
Andrew O'Hehir
An outrageous premise fuels a viral-marketed pro-life drama aimed at Christian viewers
The pope’s controversial visit
Deborah Bonello
Benedict XVI bypasses Mexico City to go to an ultra-conservative town where women are imprisoned for abortions
Are unmarried women the key to the election?
Irin Carmon
Unmarried female voters agree with Obama, but polls show he can't take their votes for granted
Romney’s no “Etch A Sketch”
Robert Reich
Despite his famed flip-flopping, Mitt's lurch to the right is too well-documented for him to hide it come November
Can Tebow find salvation?
Robert Lipsyte
Updated: After losing his job in Denver, evangelicals' favorite jock faces an uncertain future in New York.
No estrogen tsunami for Democrats
Linda Hirshman
Hype aside, polls show women aren't buying the "War on Women"
Who hires a hate group to lead a school assembly?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A shocking lecture on the evils of gays and abortion reveals a school's stunning carelessness
Tracy Clark-Flory on “The War Room”
Carmen Garcia
Tracy Clark-Flory discusses the role of satire in the backlash against the GOP's war on women
Those mean Dems are tricking the GOP again
Joan Walsh
Writers continue to peddle the notion that Republican extremism results from Democrats' political trickery. If only
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