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Tim Grieve is a senior writer and the author of Salon's War Room blog.

With an eye on 2006, a Democrat embraces Bush

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One hacker, a little wi-fi … and an election victory can be yours

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Coulter: My enemies are “like my pets”

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A win — mostly — for DeLay’s Texas redistricting plan

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Is it a leak if it wasn’t a secret in the first place?

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The flag-burning vote: Republicans exploit, Democrats enable

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Lessons learned: The message matters, but so does the machine

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The cost of war

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A tale of two polls

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Rush Limbaugh and the little blue pill

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What if the troops were as important as the flag?

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Treason and the Times

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Cutting and running? That’s the other guys, sort of, kind of, I think

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Flag burning, the Senate and the “values of the American people”

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50,000

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Outflanked on Iraq?

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The GOP agenda

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Quote of the Day

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The only thing we did was right was the day we started to fight

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On Iraq, it’s the Senate vs. mainstream America

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Iraq, Iraq … hey, look, terrorists in Miami!

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Ron Suskind, George W. Bush and the Aug. 6, 2001, PDB

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr.: Lawsuits are coming over 2004

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In the first Abramoff trial, a Bush administration official is convicted

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