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Rick Santorum channels Saint Augustine
Linda Hirshman
His repressive sexual politics are a rear-guard rebellion against modernity
Rick Santorum is coming for your birth control
Irin Carmon
The GOP presidential candidate is against non-procreative sex -- even for married couples
Rick Santorum, working-class hero or free-market fanatic?
Joan Walsh
The former Pennsylvania senator makes Romney look like the plutocrat he is, but he has no solutions for the economy
DA Drops Self-abortion Case Vs. NYC Woman
Salon Staff
Ron Paul’s plan for the long haul
Joan Walsh
He's organizing in caucus states to rack up delegates. Will he hurt Romney or GOP right-wingers?
Abortion pioneer: Defend rights or lose them
Irin Carmon
Merle Hoffman tells Salon that pro-choicers have their own inaction to blame if reproductive rights are curtailed
Rick Santorum’s best week ever
Joan Walsh
The new darling of the Iowa GOP is perfect for the state's Christian right, but not for a national campaign
The biggest 2012 political red herrings
Steve Kornacki
Five stories that will receive a ton of attention in the coming year – even though they won’t amount to anything
Mitt Romney’s flip-flop-flip on abortion
Joan Walsh
He once told voters he'd become pro-choice after a relative died from an illegal abortion. What flipped him back?
Today’s GOP makes Mississippi look liberal
Joan Walsh
Most 2012 contenders back a personhood amendment too extreme for a red, red state, while Rick Perry hits a new low
The real problem in Iowa
Gene Lyons
The issue isn't the indecisiveness of the caucus voters. It's the terrible GOP field
Romney, Perry Slap At Paul On Iran
Salon Staff
Ask, tell: What gay rights wins can teach pro-choice movement
Irin Carmon
Whether on Facebook or in statehouses, gay rights has momentum. Can pro-choicers borrow their successful tactics?
Ron Paul and his racist newsletters
Alex Pareene
Why his philosophical allies embraced white supremacy
Why women have second trimester abortions
Irin Carmon
Late abortions are under attack in state houses nationwide. A new study shows why it's important they remain legal
The GOP’s dangerous divide
Robert Reich
White Southern radicals are threatening to take over the party once and for all
Iowa evangelicals still can’t find a good non-Romney candidate
Alex Pareene
Each acceptable candidate keeps imploding, to the annoyance of the religious right
Deconstructing Michele Bachmann’s war on Newt
Steve Kornacki
Three possible explanations for her sudden desire to destroy the former House speaker
What our smog has wrought
Michael Winship
A brown pollution cloud is making cyclones more intense. We need to stop the partisanship and fix the problem
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