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Bush catches McCain in New Hampshire
Max Garrone
Is this the beginning of the end for Arizona's media darling?
Introducing Politics2000
Salon Staff
Welcome to Salon's guide to the millennial elections and beyond.
The Donald meets the Body
G.R. Anderson
Trump goes to Minnesota to kiss the ring of Gov. Jesse Ventura.
Trump explains why he reneged on his second book
Craig Offman
He says the public is finally ready for honesty.
Who — me? A reformer?
David Corn
Maybe nobody's noticed it yet, but nominating sex-mad tycoon Donald Trump for president would violate the Reform Party's first principle -- not to mention, common sense.
Don't call it a comeback
Anthony York
After a 20-year political hiatus, former independent presidential candidate John Anderson will appear on the March ballot in California.
Megamorphosis
David Goodman
I now know what it feels like to be hated by every guy in a bar because the four hottest girls there are dancing intently around you. And yet, I am not all that distracted.
Online panel to rate debate on SpeakOut.com
Speakout.com
The 700 GOP primary voters watching the Des Moines debate on MSNBC will closely mirror Republican voters nationwide.
Bedside salivating
Ann Hodgman
Some cookbooks make such great reading (and such lousy guides to fixing dinner) that you never need to take them into the kitchen.
Palm Beach exposi sells out, enrages socialites
Craig Offman
While locals fume, stores can't keep it in stock.
Tough-talkin' Pat plays Dixie
Suzi Parker
Reform Party hopeful Buchanan's mix of barbs and bombast finds a ready audience down in Clinton country.
Trump takes Miami
John Lantigua
The billionaire panders to Reform Party loyalists and Cuban dissidents as he toys with seeking the presidency.
The kingmaker speaks
David Weir, Fred Branfman
Pat Choate, the man behind the strategy to craft a left-right-center coalition with Pat Buchanan out front, reveals the plan to seize the White House next year.
Warren Beatty spurns media suitors
Anthony York
The actor says a campaign in 2000 would be "nutty," but won't rule out a future run.
Death wish
David Bowman
It's not so weird to think about suicide, but you'd have to be sick to actually do it.
You call this a free election?
Christopher Hitchens
The international community sends watchdogs to monitor foreign elections --
that's just what America needs in 2000.
Garry Trudeau
David Rubien
The most powerful voice for truth and justice in American journalism is the junkyard dog of editorial cartooning -- and the creator of "Doonesbury."
An alpha dog in tights?
Eric F. Lipton
Healthy candy and Al Gore dressed up as Underdog scared guests at the vice president's Halloween bash.
Snake eyes
Dave Shiflett
Corporate gambling interests finally ran into a stretch of bad luck in Alabama and South Carolina, and the national implications are staggering.
Feinstein for president! Buchanan for emperor!
Camille Paglia
Dianne's no flibbertigibbet; Hillary's a galumpher; Rush has tremendous intellectual influence; Anne Heche is a pancake brain and Italian-American women Rock it like they talk it!
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