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Ron Paul distortions and smears
Glenn Greenwald
What are the motives behind calling the doctor and longtime congressman "crazy" and distorting his record?
Obama goes for the capillaries
Walter Shapiro
Barack Obama delivers a rousing speech in Iowa on Saturday night, all but calling out Hillary Clinton, and then gets weak-kneed on Sunday morning.
The French connection
Gregor Peter Schmitz
Nicolas Sarkozy's cheery U.S. visit has the press howling that he's Bush's new lap dog -- maybe even if it comes to hitting Iran.
Democrats in big, big trouble because of the Great Iraq War — again
Glenn Greenwald
The Beltway media script never changes.
Sizing up the Democratic race so far
Joan Walsh
Hillary Clinton may be having her worst week yet, but it's not clear her challengers can take advantage, despite all the media hype.
Deconstructing Tim Russert vs. the Clintons
Tim Grieve
Did Bill "specifically" block public access to records related to Hillary?
Iraq taught us nothing
Gary Kamiya
The U.S. establishment's acceptance of a possible war with Iran shows that the folly that led to Iraq still rules Washington.
Biden’s high hopes, Edwards’ tough talk
Tim Grieve
Biden says he'll win the nomination if he finishes in the top three in Iowa.
Only America-hating traitors believe in due process for journalists
Glenn Greenwald
Rep. Keith Ellison's loyalites are declared suspect because of his belief in core American political principles.
Behold the genetically engineered mighty mouse!
Farhad Manjoo
Scientists create rodents that are more active, more aggressive, and live longer than ordinary mice. Exterminators are unhappy.
Kucinich, Ahmadinejad and the tongue stud
Tim Grieve
The worst interview yet of the campaign season?
Hillary Clinton can take it
Joan Walsh
People who insist the men were too tough on the lady Democrat Tuesday night aren't helping the cause of equality.
The sad decline of Michael Mukasey
Sidney Blumenthal
His reputation for integrity was meant to restore credibility to the Justice Department. Instead, his remarks on waterboarding show that he, like Alberto Gonzales, has let the White House call the shots.
The most interesting debate yet
Joan Walsh
Obama missed some big chances, while Edwards, Dodd and Biden looked their best. And why are we talking about UFOs?
The Democratic duel of the race
Walter Shapiro
The debate in Philly: Edwards and Biden come out swinging, Obama sticks to smooth jazz, and Clinton stands tall but then stumbles.
The politics of hope
Tim Grieve
Clinton said she wanted to "chat." So why is her campaign trying to shame Edwards and Obama into silence?
Hitlers, Hitlers and more Hitlers
Glenn Greenwald
Norman Podhoretz sees Nazi Germany every time he wants to start a new war.
Not taking it to the streets
Tom Engelhardt
As with Vietnam, public opinion turned against the Iraq war when American casualties began to rise. But then the analogy breaks down.
I’m dressing up as a melting polar ice cap
Bill Maher
Because that's scary. Almost as scary as the possible reelection of the party of the scaremonger in chief.
Clinton goes after Obama on Iran
Tim Grieve
Is the front-runner feeling vulnerable or just showing that she can fight, too?
TV Daily
Salon Staff
Salon's guide to what to watch on Friday and this weekend: Get into the doomsday spirit with "Lost Book of Nostradamus."
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