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February 23, 1998
The Amoral Majority?

As the public rallies around the scandal-ridden president, conservatives have gotten all flustered and turned on the common folks they once claimed to champion.

October 11, 2004
The Powerless Elite

How the Democrats have abandoned majoritarian politics for the monied set.

March 22, 1999
Not a Lott-a Shakin'

For all their talk of a big tent, most Republicans still don't get it about race -- as witness the Senate majority leader's disinclination to renounce white supremacists.

August 21, 2000
Bush-League Bravery

Gore turned to Lieberman for help with his real opponents -- Clinton's legacy and his own stiffness. Did he pick a nominee so upstanding he towers over the top of the ticket?

February 21, 2000
Dems Not Fighting Words

Liberals in Hollywood and on the Upper West Side are so beguiled by John McCain's straight talk that they don't quibble over little details -- like, for instance, that he's pro-life.

January 17, 2000
The Roadrunners

Why are Liddy Dole, George Pataki, and Bill Richardson sending out 'veep, veep' vibes for a job FDR's No. 2 compared unfavorably to a bucket of warm spit?

January 11, 1999
The Oliver Twist

If perjury is such an unforgivable sin, then how come so many Republicans treated Oliver North like a hero -- and tried to get him elected to the Senate -- after he lied to Congress?

September 17, 2001
Don't Mention It

With the tax cut squeezing his budget, how will W. sell voters on dipping into the Social Security surplus he swore he'd never touch? Maybe by changing the subject.

June 25, 2001
Working-Class Hero

After a decade of unparalleled prosperity, it hasn't been very fashionable to care about the working poor. Tell that to Barbara Ehrenreich, our newest left-wing celebrity.

January 4, 1999
The Unnatural

On paper, Bill Bradley is a peerless presidential candidate. But in person, the former senator fumbles, stumbles, and drones. His only hope is to turn awkwardness into a political asset.

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