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The GOP’s last chance: Become Democrats
Gary Kamiya
With all trends running against them, Republicans' only hope is to reinvent themselves as pragmatists. That, or nominate Sarah Palin and go out in a blaze of glory.
Salon Radio: Anthony Romero
Glenn Greenwald
What are the priorities for the restoration of civil liberties under an Obama administration, and how can they most effectively be achieved?
How did that realignment work out for you, Republicans?
Joe Conason
Five years ago, overweening conservatives predicted they would dominate the future. Goodbye to all that -- for now.
Are you white enough?
Laura Miller
From Jim Crow laws to workplace discrimination, the history of race and the American courtroom is incendiary.
Orin Kerr and the responsibility of elites for the last eight years
Glenn Greenwald
There is no virtue in having treated the radicalism and lawlessness of the Bush era as though it were reasonable, decent and worthy of respect
Critics’ Picks
Salon Staff
Thirteen books that changed America, music for an overcast day -- and a satirical look at racists in a President Obama world.
Get your Palin 2012 bumper sticker now!
Alex Koppelman
Conservatives are already starting to rally around Sarah Palin as one potential leader of the Republican Party, and some are looking to cash in.
Week 10, Part I: Brady at QB!
King Kaufman
Not that one. Quinn takes over in Cleveland as NFL Network's Thursday night football kicks off.
Will Barack Obama have a honeymoon?
Joan Walsh
His mandate is bigger than any Democrat's since Lyndon Johnson, bigger than first-term Ronald Reagan's. But he won't get breathing room unless we demand it.
An answer to Proposition 8: Repealing DOMA
Glenn Greenwald
Democrats bear a particular responsibility to erase the stain of what Obama called this "abhorrent law," and can do so within the political consensus on gay equality.
Paging Kenneth!
Sarah Hepola
"30 Rock" star Jack McBrayer opens up about how he's like his character, how it feels to watch Tina Fey become Sarah Palin, and who he's sleeping with.
Polls close in 15 more states, D.C.
Alex Koppelman
Voting has ended in the biggest group of states so far -- here's where things stand.
Polls closed in first group of states
Alex Koppelman
None of the key states have been called yet; so far, the networks aren't going out on any limbs.
The Black Panthers are coming!
Mark Benjamin
Sorry, Fox News, the group says it's only aiding folks at polling places.
Socialism or death in Miami
Tristram Korten
Spanish-speaking Democrats appear in South Florida as the Cuban Republican juggernaut begins to stumble.
Top 10 songs to rock your Obama victory party
Cyrus Farivar
From reggaeton to techno, he's everywhere.
Election Day blogging
Glenn Greenwald
Analysis, updates, and running commentary with Joan Walsh, Digby, David Talbot, Gary Kamiya, David Sirota and others.
If the rest of the world could vote
Andrew Leonard
Foreigners can see themselves in the candidacy of Barack Obama. Maybe the U.S.A. really is "exceptional"
Your Election Day stories
Alex Koppelman
We're hearing from readers about long lines in Virginia and voting machine problems in Indiana, but we've also gotten touching reports from North Carolina and Georgia.
At Biden rally, Obama’s party comes into view
Gabriel Winant
A crowd of Teamsters and electricians -- once thought to be Clinton voters -- stayed up late in south Philly to get excited about voting for Barack Obama.
Movies to avoid exit polls by
Andrew O'Hehir
Need some cinematic therapy while waiting for election night? Here are 10 thrillers intense enough to break your 538.com addiction and get you through the long afternoon.
At an Obama phone bank, there’s enthusiasm, reason to worry
Rachel Fershleiser
One volunteer's story of a day making calls for Barack Obama, and the response -- some of it decidedly negative -- from those on the other end.
The credit card grinch who stole Christmas
Andrew Leonard
The new president will face an unfamiliar problem: Lenders are discouraging Americans from pulling out their plastic.
Predictions and other election matters
Glenn Greenwald
No matter the outcome tomorrow, the fact that it's over will be a cause for celebration.
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