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“If you spell something wrong, do you really deserve surgery?”
Alex Koppelman
MoveOn teams up with a group of actors for a satirical ad in favor of the status quo
Glenn Beck and left-right confusion
Glenn Greenwald
What accounts for the growing confusion over where Beck and the protest movement fall on the political spectrum?
Our war-loving Foreign Policy Community hasn’t gone anywhere
Glenn Greenwald
The belief that Iraq taught America's "experts" a lesson about anything is wrong.
“Brick City”: Like “The Wire,” but true
Heather Havrilesky
The Sundance series finds beauty in the intrepid public servants of Newark, N.J.
Wall Street buys Washington
Michael Winship
Washington is still an industry town. It's just a different industry than you might think
Dick Armey, civil rights hero
Joan Walsh
Corporate America's buddy is only trying to advance the freedom movements of the 60s. Honest!
Play the ball where the monkey throws it
Mike Madden
GOP Rep. Roy Blunt uses a story about monkeys to illustrate conservatives' predicament in Obama's Washington
Former CIA heads ask Obama to stop investigation
Alex Koppelman
Former top officials want the president to call off an inquiry into detainee abuse
Yet another reason to beat up on Ben Stein
Andrew Leonard
FreeScore.com, Stein's employer, wants to shut down a blogger telling embarrassing tales about the company
The right dreams of taking back the country
Mike Madden
At the Values Voter Summit, Carrie Prejean and Michele Bachmann rally the faithful
“Bright Star” burns true
Stephanie Zacharek
Jane Campion makes dazzling poetry from the doomed romance between John Keats and Fanny Brawne
In defense of ACORN
Joe Conason
The right-wing crusade against ACORN is a far bigger fraud than any misdeeds a few employees might have committed
I need free psychotherapy
Cary Tennis
My husband's in grad school, and I'm sinking into depression but can't afford help
Did Nancy Pelosi’s tears go too far?
Joan Walsh
First I thought so, but her memories of San Francisco's violence made the risks of extreme Obama-hate more real
Senate moderates praise Baucus healthcare bill
Mike Madden
Olympia Snowe, a Republican, and several moderate Democrats say they like the Finance Committee's legislation
The distracting benefits of ACORN hysteria
Glenn Greenwald
Wall Street, defense contractors and the insurance industry v. the poor and dispossessed
Lobbyists still run Washington
Andy Kroll
It was supposed to change when Obama took office. But D.C.'s influence machine is going strong. Just ask Max Baucus
Let a thousand eco-documentaries bloom!
Andrew O'Hehir
A guide to help you choose between "Earth" and "Earth Days," and "War, Inc." and "Food, Inc."
The loneliness of Max Baucus
Mike Madden
Months of negotiations got no Republican support for healthcare reform. But for some reason, Baucus still believes
The new Darjeeling Limited: No guys allowed
Judy Berman
Are sex-segregated commuter trains the answer to India's gender relations problems?
Who wins when women buy? Everybody
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A financial revolution is afoot -- and women are spending and earning their way to a better world
Baucus finally releases his healthcare bill
Gabriel Winant
After months of delay, the compromise plan makes its debut -- and flops
Breast cancer group called a “menace to women”
Lynn Harris
Is the antiabortion fringe getting desperate -- and going broke?
The Post: U.S. must demand accountability for due process and torture abuses — in Iran
Glenn Greenwald
This would be an excellent way to create a jovial climate for negotiations: provoke a group laughing fit.
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