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The GOP’s toxic policies let tainted food reach your plate
Deena Shanker
Republican-backed funding cuts leave us vulnerable to salmonella outbreaks and more
Sunday show roundup: The five clips you missed
Katie McDonough
Ted Cruz says he will do "anything" to stop Obamacare, Mitch McConnell says "no way" and more GOP infighting
“It’s civil war in the GOP”: Shutdown just the beginning for emboldened Tea Party
Katie McDonough
Establishment Republicans are scrambling to marginalize the Tea Party's influence in 2014 and 2016
The Heritage Foundation has always been full of hacks
Jason Stahl
Liberals have said the think tank used to be a policy powerhouse. In fact it's always been intellectually bankrupt
Just secede already: The obstructionists aren’t going anywhere. Maybe we should
Chuck Thompson
We don't want to live in Ted Cruz's America. He doesn't like ours. Maybe a split really is inevitable — and right
Slavery, the Rebel flag and the shutdown
Andrew O'Hehir
How the toxic effects of white supremacy, seen so clearly in "12 Years a Slave," endure in American politics
D.C.’s most infuriating pundit: What drives Ron Fournier’s “leadership” fetish?
Elias Isquith
When National Journal's Ron Fournier demands that Obama "lead," what does he really want? And why does he want it?
Domestic violence centers may not survive the next shutdown
Deirdre Bannon
Service providers worry that in 90 days, they could be denied grant money that helps keep their doors open
Thank Yanks for the Tea Party!
Seth Ackerman
Liberals have it all wrong. The right's extremism is born of Old Guard Republicans, not a neo-Confederate South
No, the “system” didn’t cause the shutdown — it was extreme GOP nuts!
Jonathan Bernstein
We've had divided government for years, and there are usually no calamities. The GOP has changed -- and it's broken
Inside the Fox News lie machine: I fact-checked Sean Hannity on Obamacare
Eric Stern
UPDATE I re-reported a Fox News segment on Obamacare -- it was appallingly easy to see how it misleads the audience
Yes, conservatives, please oust Mitch McConnell
Alex Pareene
The right is determined to rid itself of its single most effective legislative weapon. Good!
Kick the shutdown extortionists out of office!
Joan Walsh
The left needs a Karl Rove to target the 144 House GOPers and 19 senators of the Default Caucus. Look out, Ted Cruz
Must-see morning clip: Unnecessary censorship is your catharsis for the week
Prachi Gupta
The government shutdown is over, but the media circus continues
Tea Party’s new theory: Boehner sabotaged them on purpose!
Josh Eidelson
A key Tea Party leader tells Salon that Obama would've given a year-long mandate delay, but Boehner pre-surrendered
The next government shutdown is coming soon
Robert Reich
Deal or no, it remains House GOP's only bargaining leverage for "meaningful" concessions on the federal budget
GOP’s nightmare come true: Obamacare more popular than ever
Steven Rosenfeld
A new poll reveals just how spectacularly the shutdown has backfired on the Republican Party
The tax that could save America from Wall Street
Lynn Stuart Parramore
The financial transaction tax is simple, fair, widely supported by the public and long overdue
GOP’s next civil war: A demented blame game
Brian Beutler
Republican leaders are learning smart lessons from the shutdown debacle. The problem: The right sees it differently
John Boehner fan fiction: Three novelists go inside the speaker’s brain and imagine the shutdown’s final hours
Joshua Furst, Alissa Nutting
Novelists Joshua Furst, Elliott Holt and Alissa Nutting show us the shutdown through John Boehner's eyes
Tea Partyers’ grave fear: Why they disdain young people — even their own!
Josh Eidelson
Sociologist Theda Skocpol tells Salon what drives the angry right -- and what comes after the government shutdown
Post-shutdown, right-wing media assigns blame
Elias Isquith
Conservatives warn insufficiently hard-line Republicans they "cannot hide or escape fate"
What was “essential” and what wasn’t?
Jo Comerford, Mattea Kramer
After the shutdown, taking stock of who mattered?
House stenographer’s unhinged outburst: No crazier than the right’s shutdown talk
Mary Elizabeth Williams
House stenographer Dianne Reidy goes on a tirade about God and Freemasons -- but still sounds remarkably familiar
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