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Germany says “nein” to Bush, blah to Kerry
Andrew O'Hehir
German leftists prefer Nader, fear Kerry's grand plans for Iraq, and miss the days when America was actually cool.
The battle for the Catholic vote
Joe Feuerherd
Facing a legitimacy crisis at home, American bishops have been trying to crack down on pro-choice politicians like John Kerry. But so far Catholic voters are siding with the Democrat.
My hometown, battleground
Geraldine Sealey
On Tuesday, a city that's accustomed to being dumped on -- literally -- will have its chance to show America that nothing is the matter with Scranton.
Tarred with the L-word
Mary Jacoby
Inez Tenenbaum, a conservative Democrat vying for retiring Sen. Fritz Hollings' seat, counters charges that she's too liberal for South Carolina.
Time to hit the barricades?
Katharine Mieszkowski
What are you going to do if Bush wins? Sob? Start a revolution? Get leaner, meaner and tougher? Or move to Canada?
There is a house in New Orleans
Mary Jacoby
Rumors involving a prostitute and a secret alliance with neo-Nazi David Duke trail the Republican Senate candidate in Louisiana.
“We love your outfits on the trail!”
Rebecca Traister
The first twins stick to an RNC-sanctioned script in a suspiciously grammatical online chat with "real" voters.
Letters
Salon Staff
"I am going against my hometown baseball team and rooting for the enemy!" Readers tell Salon how politics is affecting them.
Civic avowal
Andrew O'Hehir
Ralph Nader's new pamphlet prompts this revelation: Between the Uranian right and bourgeois left, Nader may be the moral choice, but he's still the wrong one.
Letters
Salon Staff
"This election is giving me shingles!" Readers tell Salon how politics is affecting them.
Republicans’ bash-Bush bash in Denver
Mark Follman
Come home, Bill Clinton
Gary Younge
Aside from Florida, Arkansas is the last Southern state Democrats may still be able to win. But many blacks there remain ambivalent toward Kerry.
Battleground: Iowa
David Moberg
They sparked Kerry's comeback in the primary season. Will Hawkeye State voters now put him in the White House?
Battleground: New Mexico
James Verini
Going door to door in the Land of Enchantment, where Hispanic voters could tip the election either way.
Ohio’s referendum on welfare
David Teather, Larry Elliott
For the 93,000 people in the state living without unemployment benefits, God and guns can't compete with economic issues.
The Coors campaign’s deceptive advertising
Joe Conason
Colorado beer baron Pete Coors is running for Senate as a moderate conservationist. But he's given millions to anti-environmental and anti-feminist groups.
“Sen. Obama, you’re no Jesus Christ”
Geraldine Sealey
Punishing Kerry
Suzanne Goldenberg
Conservative Catholic clergy intensify their criticism of the candidate's support for abortion rights and stem cell research.
Fading threat
Gary Younge
A Nader campaign worker in Iowa faces big challenges in his effort to stir up interest in the candidate.
“Homosexuals are hellbound!”
Michelle Goldberg
Churches in Ohio are rallying their massive flocks behind the most strident anti-gay marriage amendment in the nation -- and the Republican National Committee is in heaven.
Letters
Salon Staff
We're here, we're queer, get over it -- readers respond to Dave Cullen's and Tim Grieve's analyses of the Mary Cheney flap.
The cracks in Bush’s crown
Sidney Blumenthal
The man who would be king, unable to maintain the fictions of his talking points, resorts to repeating lines from his father's presidential campaign.
In the polls
Jeff Horwitz
Fading picture of the American dream
Gary Younge
In Stark County, Ohio -- a bellwether for the nation -- the decline in heavy industry and the rise of holy doctrine are key factors shaping the election.
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