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Rebecca Traister is a senior writer at Salon.com, where she has covered women in politics, media and entertainment since October of 2003. Prior to that, she was a reporter at the New York Observer, where she wrote about the film business. Traister has also written for Elle, the Nation, Vogue, Glamour, New York Magazine, the New York Times, Nerve, and elsewhere. Her book about women and the 2008 elections, “Big Girls Don’t Cry: The Election that Changed Everything for American Women,” will be published in September by Free Press.”

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The Senate bid and the damage done

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A day at the Mall

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The (shopping) mall is mobbed!

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Hillary is back

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Obama takes the Abe train

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“Shop in your own closet!”

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Is Caroline Kennedy “opting in”?

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Sex and the superdelegates

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A spy in the house of Narnia

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Princess Leia’s wild, bipolar adventures

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The Obamas on “60 Minutes”

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Sarah Palin thanks the young girls at her rallies

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The momification of Michelle Obama

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America has cracked open

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Arlen Specter hopes for the Bradley effect

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Kids vote!

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Maddow and Martha

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McCain gets mean

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A scary Halloween with Sarah Palin

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Sarah Palin: “The time for choosin’s comin’ real soon”

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Ladies of the nightly news

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Reasons Amy Poehler rocks No. 678

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How the election ate daytime television

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