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Rick Santorum settles the electability argument
Steve Kornacki
Crudely attacking JFK, calling Obama a “snob,” and other crimes against swing voter outreach
Gay Sheriff Prompts Intriguing Questions
Salon Staff
Gay Sheriff Prompts Intriguing Questions
Salon Staff
Why Republicans welcome birth control politics
Nancy Scola
More voters are worried about governmental control than women's health, they say
The right still hates the Girl Scouts
Mary Elizabeth Williams
An angry Indiana politician backs down from his suggestion of a Girl Scouts and Planned Parenthood link -- a little
Ending the downward spiral on women’s rights
Linda Hirshman
The battle for birth control revives a feminist movement that was dormant and defensive
The GOP’s other nomination headache
Steve Kornacki
Suddenly, it’s not just the top of their ticket that Republicans have to worry about
7 States Challenge Birth Control Coverage Rule
Salon Staff
“I don’t think Mr. Issa has ever taken birth control”
Nina Burleigh
Planned Parenthood’s president, Cecile Richards, talks about the new politics of contraception
The latest lies in the war on choice
Irin Carmon
The GOP debate made clear that the goal of the new culture war is preventing women from controlling their own lives
Irin Carmon on “Countdown”
Carmen Garcia
Carmon and Keith Olbermann discuss the catch-22 of a clause Gov. Bob McDonnell used to avoid a far bigger issue
Birth control: The right’s still winning
Sarah Posner
Put aside opinion polls and the Komen and Virginia wins. The right's strategy is long-term and based in the courts
Did crafty Dems make contraception a campaign issue?
Joan Walsh
First Rush Limbaugh, now the Washington Post women's blog, claim the GOP was set up by its enemies on birth control
A pro-choice win in Virginia, assisted by “Saturday Night Live”
Irin Carmon
The Virginia governor backs off a forced-ultrasound bill in the face of pro-choice -- and pop culture -- outrage
Thanks, Rick Santorum! No, really
Joan Walsh
Your backward views are alerting American voters about GOP extremism on issues of health and privacy
Debunking the right’s contraception myths
Irin Carmon
Access to contraception would reduce abortions and unintended pregnancies. Here are the simple facts
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