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Letters of the week
Salon Staff
Readers reflect on Sarah Palin, health insurance, birth control and more.
Should Obama have picked Hillary?
Rebecca Traister
Did the GOP just co-opt the Democrats' chance at making history? Sarah Palin, a conservative, antiabortion, pro-NRA Republican, may just be the first woman in the White House.
Palin: A “maverick” move or a nod to the GOP base?
Mike Madden
She adds youth -- and inexperience -- to the 72-year-old McCain's ticket, but she is a by-the-book social conservative.
What Sarah Palin means
Joan Walsh
She lets John McCain appease the Christian right while looking like a social reformer.
Who is Sarah Palin?
Alex Koppelman
The governor of Alaska, now John McCain's running mate, is relatively new on the scene.
Lieberman camp pushing back on Novak report
Alex Koppelman
Sources close to Joe Lieberman are reportedly issuing strenuous denials of a story that he has told John McCain not to choose him as his running mate.
The emerging abortion underground
Lynn Harris
Researchers are set to study the whys of DIY termination.
About that whole “right to terminate an unwanted pregnancy” thing
Catherine Price
Eighty-five percent of Mexico City's doctors have declared themselves "conscientious objectors" to a law guaranteeing women the right to have an abortion.
“What to expect when you’re aborting”
Judy Berman
A young woman blogs about terminating her pregnancy.
I seem to be moving in with my boyfriend — but why?!
Cary Tennis
His 9-year-old has Tourette's and ADHD, and I'm still a student ... is this a good idea?
HHS: Doctors can refuse abortions
Tracy Clark-Flory
A new proposal defends "health care provider conscience."
AP gets prickly with Lieberman
Thomas Schaller
Talk about your Freudian slips. Major wire service tells us how it really feels about Senator Sanctimony.
How Democrats can take back the South
Bob Moser
The author of "Blue Dixie" says don't give up on the region -- but don't pander to it with Clintonian centrism.
Sunday morning at Saddleback Church
Mike Madden
Most of Rick Warren's churchgoers still back McCain, but praised Obama's "values." The weekend's big winner was Warren.
The attention-driven Warren, Book III
Thomas Schaller
Fishers of men need the right bait, and Rick Warren's television show had two presidential nominees on the end of the line.
Are we now officially a Christian nation?
Joan Walsh
I admire Obama's courage in going to the Saddleback Church forum, but I regret he did it. I hope he doesn't come to feel the same way.
Barack Obama’s purpose-driven gamble
Mike Madden
The Democrat wanted to show he could compete for evangelical votes, too. Will he succeed?
Get Rielle
Justin Jouvenal
The life of John Edwards flame Rielle Hunter has been a novel, literally, with Bolivian marching powder, movie scripts called "It's All About Uranus" and electrocuted horses.
The Democrats get religion
Sarah Posner
Will the political mission to fashion an evangelical glow around Barack Obama lead to the White House?
The Newer Deal: The path to a Democratic supermajority
Michael Lind
How Democrats can win big in 2010 and beyond -- by doing the opposite of what they're doing now. Think FDR-style liberalism, not McGovern.
A softer line on abortion
Catherine Price
Could an addition to the Democrats' platform on reproductive rights help court evangelical Christians and Roman Catholics?
APA report: Abortion is not a threat to women’s mental health
Lynn Harris
Can't say the same for all the quackery to the contrary.
How cancer survivors think about the Edwards scandal
Joan Walsh
I can't judge Elizabeth Edwards' decision to campaign passionately for her husband after reading this post.
Do we need to guard against Gardasil?
Catherine Price
The controversial cervical cancer vaccine may carry serious health risks.
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