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Acting their age
Jake Tapper
At the vice presidential debate, the two candidates show their younger bosses how to keep it clean.
Why not Ralph?
Kerry Lauerman
The political climate seems perfect for a Nader candidacy, but the
nation's scold hasn't been able to give voters a compelling reason to
say yes.
Designer babies?
Leah Kohlenberg
Pediatrician and ethicist Joel Frader says that just because a family has had a child to provide a bone-marrow transplant for an ailing daughter, it doesn't mean custom-ordered kids are right around the corner.
Memo to Joe and Dick
Heather Havrilesky
Learn from those who've gone before you: Smile, show grace under pressure and grease up those biceps!
A victory for Gore?
Alicia Montgomery
Instant polls say yes. The presidential candidates' running mates cheer the squabble from a distance while the cops keep Nader out.
Of dubious debates, kisses and divas
Camille Paglia
Must we choose between a pretentious jackass and a man who lacks the basic skills? And what's with Madonna's rhinestone cowgirl persona?
Who won the debate?
Compiled by Salon News Staff
Camille Paglia, Arianna Huffington, Roger Ebert, Ben Stein and others weigh in on the partisan fisticuffs in Boston.
Michael Caine
Charles Taylor
Over four decades -- from "Alfie" to "The Cider House Rules" -- he has played warm, cold and everything in between, and never feared losing the audience's sympathy.
Ten questions for Gore and Bush
Salon News Staff
We'd like to see these issues discussed at Tuesday night's debates, but we don't think we will.
Battling for the heart and soul of home-schoolers
Helen Cordes
Conservative fundamentalists have set the agenda for kids taught at home -- now they're aiming to influence public education.
Conservatives in denial
Alicia Montgomery
At a Christian Coalition gala, Prince Charming, staying put in Texas, sends his regards by videotape. Still, the group stands by its man.
Hillary in a landslide?
Eric Boehlert
The race for New York senator was said to be Rick Lazio's to lose. And right now he's losing in virtually every demographic group.
RU-486 gets FDA approval
Cary Barbor
The "abortion pill" moves a woman's choice into the home. Will anti-abortion forces follow?
Bush and Gore dead even
Alicia Montgomery
Nader's raiders get thrown in jail, and McCain burns Bush on campaign finance reform. Lazio and Clinton stay soft on their pledge, and Martin Sheen shoots off his mouth.
Gore wants his MTV
Alicia Montgomery
The veep talks about drugs, sex and rock 'n' roll with young voters. Bush's education swing misses some points, and Nader and Buchanan get another no on debates.
Slick with sincerity
Jake Tapper
On the stump, Joe Lieberman is proving to be good for the Jews and great for Al Gore, even as his critics get louder.
Net pornographers push for Gore
Alicia Montgomery
The Democrat slips in polls, pumps up his Medicare plan. Bush denounces the "education recession," and stars shine on Nader.
Memo to Nader voters
Bruce Shapiro
Anyone who doesn't think there is any difference between Bush and Gore, just think about the Supreme Court.
The other Gore
Jake Tapper
Writer, pundit and "gadfly" Gore Vidal talks about his new book, the little difference between his distant cousin Al and George W. Bush, and how Ralph Nader became boring.
On the warpath
Alicia Montgomery
To revive a dying campaign, Pat Buchanan travels to Bob Jones U. and attacks gays, the U.N. and the Supreme Court.
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