Here's my collection of posts from convention week:
Watch: Bringing the Bush Years to the Convention
Watch: Mika and Joe Channel Hepburn and Tracy, Moose Stew, and More Palin Reactions
Watch: Arianna with Larry King on the McCain Speech and the Sarah Palin Soap Opera
Watch: African-American Republicans Weigh in on Obama
Watch: Arianna on Cindy McCain's Comments
Saving the GOP and The Unbearable Lightness of Being Sarah Palin
McCain is Running on the Amnesia Platform, But It's Democrats Who Need to Forget Sarah Palin
Forget about the fact that Palin looks a lot like a really attractive TV star I know. Underneath all the Tina, she's George.
If you are biracial and born in a state not connected to the lower 48, America needs darn near 2 years to "get to know you." If you're white and from a state not connected to the lower 48, America needs 36 minutes and 38 seconds to know you're "one of us."
This week I attended the U.S. Open and watched the Republican Convention. Guess which had more spin?
The American Revolution began with a whole lot of grassroots community organizing done by dedicated private individuals focused on trying to build a better political system.
No Republican President -- not Eisenhower, not Nixon, not Reagan, not Bush -- has ever created more jobs, or created jobs at a faster rate, than his Democratic predecessor.
Low-income families are attending the Equal Voice for America's Families Convention to call for the adoption of a national family platform that truly addresses the issues impacting families.
This post offers: 1) A brief explanation of what Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac do and why they are so important; 2) Why they are in trouble; 3) And overview of the government's plan.
My beautiful and loving wife, despite her passion on women's issues, despite having a son and daughter who may be conscripted, may vote for the party responsible for the entire mess.
Sarah Palin's pastor Larry Kroon delivered a sermon called "Sin Is Personal To God" in which he warned that the sinful habits of Americans would invite the wrath of God.
A couple of very prominent Senators currently running for president might want to consider something when they arrive in Oxford, Mississippi in three weeks for their first debate.
The Republicans have gone beyond lying. Bush and Cheney have been great liars, really, the best. Rove has made a career, and even a philosophy of lying about everything. But there is a special cold villainy to the way they have taken it to the next level now.
Far from the eccentric rebel he likes to portray, McCain is a sad pawn in the religious right's attempt to maintain power in the GOP and over the country.
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