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The war on the right… could come from GOP!
Brian Beutler
If there's a government shutdown later this month, it's because Boehner will be going to war with conservatives
Alan Grayson unloads on “warmongering” and “hubris”: The Salon interview
David Dayen
Congressman tells Salon about leading the opposition to Syria vote, and the difference between Democrats and GOP
What GOP’s dysfunction means for progressives
Brian Beutler
Don't mistake Republicans' haplessness for an automatic, unalloyed progressive victory in the upcoming budget wars
United Airlines issued $0 fares in error
MARY JANE CREDEUR
An unknown number of tickets were sold online and it presents a conundrum for the airline
Drug shortages continue as manufacturing problems persist
NANCI BOMPEY
Incentives to help new companies enter the market may help
The right’s Obamacare obsession is destroying the Republican Party
Brian Beutler
Conservatives' Ahab-like determination to destroy Obamacare is actually obliterating their own party
The right’s new dirty trick to hold government hostage
Brian Beutler
The scheme to defund Obamacare isn't the real end game. What GOP really wants is billions more in spending cuts
The student debt bubble isn’t bursting
Natasha Lennard
While banks pull out of student loan business, the government is still making bank on student debtors
Newsflash: Syria and the debt limit are different things!
Brian Beutler
This idea that a Syria debate will make it harder to "handle" the debt vote misunderstands their key differences
GOP’s sabotage fetish: Can an honest Syria debate occur?
Joan Walsh
Obama was right to bring a vote to Congress before intervening in Syria. But a worst-case scenario could greet him
Memoir in the age of BuzzFeed
Wayne Koestenbaum
Matias Viegener's high-concept "2500 Random Things About Me Too" echoes Joyce and Artaud
Can this man save Obama’s legacy?
Ross Barkan
Steve Israel's working to win back a Democratic congress. The odds are long, but the president's agenda is at stake
No, Obama isn’t botching the debt negotiations again
Brian Beutler
Yes, the president isn't always the best negotiator. But in this case? He's playing his hand just the right way
Boehner the Scrooge?: How the GOP congress could ruin your holiday
Brian Beutler
Many alarms about the debt limit posturing are misplaced. But another New Year's showdown could be on the horizon
Republicans turn on each other, invite national disaster
Brian Beutler
Awkward infighting on Obamacare pits the GOP realists vs. the fantasists. The result is desperate and catastrophic
Forget impeachment, this is the really alarming GOP threat
Brian Beutler
Impeachment and government shutdown are empty threats. But top Republican Tom Coburn is now proposing economic ruin
Conservatives demand to know why liberals can’t stop talking about this Ted Cruz fellow
Alex Pareene
Is it because he went to Harvard? Or is it maybe the whole "trying to shut down the government" thing?
No, you’re not impeaching anyone
Joan Walsh
Tom Coburn, Ted Cruz and other crackpots can't stand up to their base and face reality. Can this party ever change?
How everything went so wrong at Fukushima
Lindsay Abrams
The makings of a two-and-a-half-year nuclear disaster
Republicans wave white flag, admit shutdown tactic is hopeless
Brian Beutler
Regardless of Ted Cruz's posturing, listen closely and it's clear the GOP knows its debt limit strategy is toast
DeMint: Replace GOPers who won’t defund Obamacare
Jillian Rayfield
If "Republicans are afraid," they "need to be replaced," DeMint said
GOP prepares to self-destruct over nonsense
Alex Seitz-Wald
The conservative movement seems dead-set on tearing itself apart over "defunding Obamacare," an imaginary gimmick
Obama’s fumbling comments fuel controversy over Fed pick
Joan Walsh
Rushing to defend Larry Summers while ignoring slurs against Yellen isn't doing either candidate a favor
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