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John Boehner and the real meaning of “leading from behind”
Steve Kornacki
The House speaker's handling of the payroll tax impasse represents the essence of impotent leadership
How 2011 became the year of compassion
Rebecca Solnit
OWS didn't just reject unfair aspects of our economic system. It reclaimed the idea of communal solidarity
Why women have second trimester abortions
Irin Carmon
Late abortions are under attack in state houses nationwide. A new study shows why it's important they remain legal
Oakland Council Rejects Port Disruption Measure
Salon Staff
Obama’s unwinnable payroll tax cut fight
Andrew Leonard
The president's political position is strong, but Democrats still have to cut a deal that won't be pretty
The case for making a storm in the ports
Aaron Bady
A Salon writer claims it doesn't hurt the 1 percent. Here's how he's wrong
The GOP’s new, post-Clinton-phobic world
Steve Kornacki
Newt Gingrich seems to look at the 1990s a lot differently now than he did at the time -- just like his party
The costs of a port shutdown
Andrew Leonard
Despite noble intentions, Occupy's tactic hurt a wounded economy more than it hurt the 1 percent
Occupy vs. Big Labor
Emily Loftis
In the Dec. 12 port shutdown campaign, the rank and file are leading organized labor, not the other way around
Can a big coordinated effort save Occupy?
Stephanie Rice
Despite union opposition, West Coast protesters from Seattle to San Diego plan to close ports on Monday
How the Tea Party killed the supercommittee
Steve Kornacki
The Republicans' refusal to compromise underscores the success of the right's Obama-era purity crusade
Bill Clinton’s alternate, unbelievable reality
Andrew Leonard
Even the Big Dog himself would have an impossible time with today's GOP
This is what GOP brand poisoning looks like
Steve Kornacki
In Ohio and elsewhere, Tuesday's election results offered troubling signs for Tea Party conservatism
Occupy Oakland shuts down port
Emily Loftis
Massive peaceful protests end with a late-night clash and arrests
Behind OWS’ staying power
Michael Moran
The movement's core complaint about Wall Street isn't left-wing fringe; it's shared by most Americans
Our history of hating Wall Street
Steve Fraser
During the Great Depression, these kinds of protests revolutionized America. It could happen again
A growing underworld bazaar
Andrew Leonard
Amid the recession, an unregulated marketplace worth $1.4 trillion undermines the economy -- and everyone's future
Barack Obama's dream opponent
Steve Kornacki
How Roger Ailes and Fox News gave the president something to run against in 2012
Solyndra scandal: A threat to the solar industry?
Justin Elliott
Republicans have seized on the case of the bankrupt company as a way to discredit the renewable energy sector
Senate blocks House disaster aid bill
Alan Fram
Relief legislation voted down after House Republicans passed offset-heavy version yesterday
Solyndra's China syndrome
Andrew Leonard
While Republicans seize upon a solar power fiasco to attack green energy, the Chinese get even more ambitious
House passes disaster aid, but Senate Dems object
Andrew Taylor
Bill adds more offsets to secure Republican passage, all but guaranteeing death in Senate
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