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In defense of Obama’s drones
Gene Lyons
Targeting al-Qaida operatives isn't tyranny. It's a legitimate way to protect America from another attack
The Trump brothers’ grotesque hunting spree
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The Trump sons go on safari -- and prey on the weak and helpless for fun. Sound familiar?
Arpaio Investigates Obama’s Birth Certificate
Salon Staff
Romney welcomes birther clown Trump’s support
Alex Pareene
Notorious former fake candidate robo-calls for the "electable" Republican
Santorum mangles the Founding Fathers
Nancy Isenberg, Andrew Burstein
It's the GOP insurgent, not Obama, who is waging a war against religious freedom
Inside the new hate
Katie Ryder
Right-wing rhetoric seems to have reached new heights of xenophobia. But is that true? An expert explains
Mitt Romney’s deal with the devil
Steve Kornacki
He accepts Donald Trump’s endorsement in a Las Vegas press conference that has the distinct feel of a hostage video
Donald Trump’s ego has a dilemma
Steve Kornacki
If he rewards Newt for kissing his ring, there’ll be egg on his face when Romney wins
Conservatives demand new candidate to throw race into further disarray
Alex Pareene
Maybe Daniels or Jindal should enter the race next month and we can take this thing all the way to the convention!
Washington Post introduces incredibly useless new way to follow 2012 buzz
Alex Pareene
The @MentionMachine ranks candidates based on how often they're tweeted about, so congratulations, President Paul
Iowa-centric candidates ignore the urban crisis
Daniel Denvir
For the Republican contenders, urban areas are out of sight and out of mind
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
1. Mark Halperin
Alex Pareene
Congratulations to the world's laziest dispenser of conventional wisdom
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
Colbert sounds off on Trump debate withdrawal
Peter Finocchiaro
The Comedy Central host also reaffirms his commitment to hosting a "serious, classy" debate of his own
Two nasty Republicans say nice things about Newt
Joan Walsh
First Dick Cheney, then Rudy Giuliani suggests Gingrich may be the toughest candidate in the GOP field
Donald Trump’s debate is officially dead
Steve Kornacki
But don't worry: He's already devised a ridiculous, face-saving excuse
Will there even be a Donald Trump debate now?
Steve Kornacki
GOP candidates are fleeing from his "clown-like" event. Is it in anyone's interest for this show to go on?
Colbert apes Trump, announces his own debate
Peter Finocchiaro
Introducing "Stephen Colbert's Serious, Classy, South Carolina Republican Debate"
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