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Obama: “Now is the time to deliver on healthcare”
Alex Koppelman
The White House releases excerpts from the address the president will give to Congress Wednesday night
“The time for bickering is over”
Salon Staff
The full text of President Obama's September 9 speech to a joint session of Congress on healthcare reform
Baucus moving ahead with or without GOP
Mike Madden
The Senate Finance Committee chairman will release his draft of healthcare legislation next week, deal or no deal
Obama speech: Palin, pundit predictions
Vincent Rossmeier
The WSJ publishes more crazy from Sarah, while Dowd, Carville, Gergen others weigh in on the healthcare stakes
Inventor of the public option explains why it’s crucial
Alex Koppelman
Obama's speech to Congress is likely to be pivotal for the plan. In an interview, Jacob Hacker makes his case
Just say “9”
Andrew O'Hehir
Often gorgeous, this Tim Burton-infused "stitchpunk" animation is a mixed-up quilt of hackneyed yarns
Is something better than nothing on healthcare?
Mike Madden
The White House is arguing there's a choice between change and the status quo. But that may not make the left happy
Even PhRMA, AMA debunking healthcare reform myths
Alex Koppelman
A unique sort of pro-reform coalition comes out with a new ad
Meet the knuckleheads of the U.S. Senate
Salon Staff
The Senate has come a long way since Ted Kennedy arrived in Washington in 1962. But not in the right direction
Moonshine returns!
Catherine Price
The fabled liquor of outlaws and gangsters is making a comeback with craft distillers. Too bad it's still illegal
The right way to debate healthcare reform
Alex Koppelman
Al Franken talks with some angry constituents about reform, and no one loses a finger
Swine flu on the automated pig farm
Andrew Leonard
Here 2000 sows, there 200 sows, Old McDonald had a festering concentrated animal feeding operation
Various matters
Glenn Greenwald
More support for "far left" positions. Obama's commendable transparency policy. Scarborough for president?
The far right says Obama is bad for our kids
Joan Walsh
Blocking the president's back-to-school address shows the extent of the wingnuts' racial and political paranoia
China’s long march against the dollar
Andrew Leonard
By purchasing $50 billion of new IMF bonds, the People's Republic is backing up talk with action
The journalist, the murderer and the Adderall
Joe Coscarelli
Author Stephen Elliott talks about the grisly trial, and the prescription dependency, he could not shake
Can conservatism be saved from the Birthers?
Gabriel Winant
Republican blogger launches attack -- possibly quixotic -- on his party's crazy wing
The oddest couple in politics
Joe Miller
My brief, unhappy career working for the mayor of Kansas City and his eccentric wife -- the unofficial co-mayor
If you love Medicare, why don’t you marry it?
Joan Walsh
Sure there's a lot of media idiocy about healthcare, but Obama has to take some of the blame for the confusion
AFL-CIO won’t back healthcare reform without public option
Mike Madden
The labor group's next president -- a key White House ally -- says the public option is "an absolute must"
Playboy model schools Hannity on sex ed
Tracy Clark-Flory
Next to the Fox News host, pop star Aubrey O'Day look like a font of wisdom
Beltway culture, checks on journalists and secrecy obligations
Glenn Greenwald
Excessive secrecy is one of the prime afflictions of Beltway culture, for politicians and, especially, journalists.
Best new TV: “Community”
Heather Havrilesky
A mean-spirited comedy about a "loser" college features dropouts, middle-aged divorcees and Chevy Chase. Hurray!
Sarah Palin’s burgeoning career
Alex Koppelman
The former governor signs with a speakers' bureau, and makes plans to go to Hong Kong
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