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Scritti Politti: April 1, 2009

HuffingtonPost.com | Jason Linkins | Posted 05.02.2009 | Politics


Eat The Press Operative Karla sends us the awesome cover of the April edition of D Magazine, featuring George W. Bush cold-chillin' in some Photoshopp...

Red State or Blue State: Your Vote Counts

Kate Kelly | Posted 12.03.2008 | Politics


Kate Kelly

If you're a Republican voter in a Democratic-leaning state, or a Democratic voter in Republican territory, is your vote in vain?

Retired Teacher Uses His Background to Appeal to Voters in Red Territory

Tiffany C. Kern | Posted 12.01.2008 | Home


Tiffany C. Kern

Interview with Mike Burtch Biography: Mike Burtch is a retired school teacher from Turlock, CA. After a life of working the campaign trails for city...

Triage 101

Jayne Lyn Stahl | Posted 11.28.2008 | Politics


Jayne Lyn Stahl

McCain/Palin work their way around the country, turning embattled red states into so many wounded soldiers to be sorted out for treatment based on medical necessity.

Ky Dems Look to "Ditch Mitch" in Clean Sweep of Incumbent GOP

Gail McGowan Mellor | Posted 11.21.2008 | Home


Gail McGowan Mellor

Voters on November 4, 2008, will be genuine Deciders, using the election not only to select a president but to clean house--to clear a path by gettin...

Right-Wing Bloggers Leave Their Stain On The Campaign

Eric Boehlert | Posted 11.01.2008 | Media


Eric Boehlert

Last week was a perfect example of how the conservative blogosphere's leading lights have been demoted to ridicule, simply because their efforts have become so thoroughly laughable.

Carolina Blues: Democrats Can Lose It All In The Tarheel State

Linda Hansen | Posted 04.30.2008 | Home


Linda Hansen

"Some true-blue North Carolina Democrats are shifting. This primary has really turned them off. Believe it or not, some may not vote at all. Others are saying McCain is looking better and better."

Throw Out the Rove-era Election Map For November

Daniel Nichanian | Posted 04.18.2008 | Home


Daniel Nichanian

Obama and McCain are both up in states mostly abandoned by their parties and down where previous nominees have been strong.