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The Fix
Salon Staff
Rush talks justice, Howard talks revenge; Dr. Phil hearts John Kerry; and Brando had some strange ideas about eels. Plus: Did Hannity demand private plane from student group?
Daddy hunger
Eric Boehlert
While the rest of the TV commentariat declared the Edwards-Cheney duel a draw, Chris Matthews and his MSNBC crew threw their arms around the gruff old veep.
Death grip
Aluf Benn
A hard-hitting new book by two mainstream Israeli journalists blames both Sharon and Arafat for the bloody stalemate that grips the Holy Land.
It’s the global warming, stupid
Katharine Mieszkowski
In polls we trust?
Farhad Manjoo
Bush leads by 10 points. No, wait, Kerry's up by 5. No, Nader's on top! OK -- that's not true, but in the ever crazier world of election polls, who knows what's next?
Coal: Clean, green power machine?
Katharine Mieszkowski
Forget about that nasty oil or radioactive nuclear waste: If you want to breathe fresh air, says the coal industry, burn, baby, burn!
In the polls
Jeff Horwitz
Letters
Salon Staff
"Racism, anti-Semitism, ageism and elitism among the rich and anorexic? Who would have figured?" Readers vent about bigotry in the Big Apple -- and beyond.
The decay of DeLay
Lou Dubose
New and spreading scandals plague House Majority Leader Tom DeLay and his political empire.
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
On "Lost," some hot people climb the mighty mountain and look down over the valley of polar bears. Plus: Smokers quit on the cruelest reality show yet, the oldest kick out the youngest on "Survivor," and Tyra sends a poor little fighter to her doom.
The State Department’s extreme makeover
Anonymous
A veteran Foreign Service officer warns that when Colin Powell departs in a second Bush term, America will lose its last bulwark against the radical ideologues who are planning more Iraqs.
My boss’s kids run amok in the workplace!
Cary Tennis
Their dad is gay and blind and it's a very p.c. environment, but still -- they're tearing the place apart!
Traditional GOP blocs question Bush in Fla.
Geraldine Sealey
Letters
Salon Staff
Personality tests: Fun for some, frightening for others, and often misused by "para-professionals."
Don’t it make a red state blue
Leigh Flayton
In Arizona, influential Republican women are increasingly coming out for John Kerry.
After the euphoria
Joe Conason
John Kerry and his advisors had better not get too cocky over their victory in the first debate. They still need to shore up their weaknesses and hammer Bush harder.
People have the power
Eric Boehlert
Bruce Springsteen, REM and friends kick off the Vote for Change tour with a night of passion and inspiration.
White House message control on Iraq
Mark Follman
The operative
Mary Jacoby
White House water-carrier Robert Novak, infamous for exposing Valerie Plame, has been flacking for the Swift Boat Veterans book -- not bothering to disclose his close personal ties with the publisher.
“Going Upriver: The Long War of John Kerry”
Stephanie Zacharek
George Butler's crisp, informative documentary underscores an essential idea that we seem to have lost track of: That politicians are our servants -- not our bosses.
Letters
Salon Staff
Readers explain what's wrong with Farhad Manjoo's "The Iowa Electronic Markets Are Still Going for Bush."
Pundits’ gut reactions
Eric Boehlert
Democrats get a huge boost from Kerry's performance, while Republicans need to overcome Bush's "pouty look."
Letters
Salon Staff
Readers weigh in on the cowardice of CBS, new TV ads featuring the mothers of slain U.S. soldiers, a Marine taking the battle to Bush, and more.
Sullivan: The kids aren’t alright with Bush
Farhad Manjoo
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