Jenny Sanford as the Good Wife
Women commentators are made nauseous as Vogue paints a glowing portrait of Jenny Sanford.
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Women commentators are made nauseous as Vogue paints a glowing portrait of Jenny Sanford.
Or is it just another distraction? Columnists are abuzz over David Goldhill's cover story in The Atlantic.
Columnists say the bitter battles over health care suggest that something is deeply amiss in our society
A round up of leading commentators on the debates we covered yesterday
The pros and cons of two recent rescue missions to Myanmar and North Korea
A round up of leading commentators on the day's biggest debates
A heated debate comes to a quiet but bitter end, with a warning to the GOP from the nation's largest Hispanic advocacy group.
Columnists say the protesters are scared citizens, not Nazi wing-nuts. If the Democrats were smart, they'd explain their fears away.
A round up of leading commentators adding to debates that we covered yesterday on Atlantic Wire
Some hail her demands for accountability. But others say the continent is not the mess it once was.
Remembering Hiroshima with promises of disarmament
A round up of leading commentators adding to debates that we covered yesterday on Atlantic Wire
Ahmadinejad is sworn in for a second term, and bloggers call for a harder line on rogue states
Federal judges order the release of 40,000 California inmates. What does it mean for the rest of us?
A round up of leading commentators adding to debates that we covered yesterday on Atlantic Wire
Bloggers swoon as Bill Clinton rescues two Americans from North Korean prison. But did he upstage a certain Secretary of State?
Is it OK to cut health care costs by asking grandpa and grandma to die at home?
Or is the press too obsessed with the question?
As Sarah Palin resumes private life, contemplations of The Year of Palin are emerging
Two questions you're not allowed to ask about health care.
In the midst of obsession over health care, a side show about sex, contraception, and whether it's OK to impregnate a 60-year-old woman.
Columnists weigh in on this and other vexing questions in the health care debate.
Atlantic bloggers take on the big, fat story.
David Paul Kuhn says the White House beer summit is about more than race.
The President's numbers on health care reform take a dive, and columnists wonder if he's the right salesman for the job.
Prominent black Americans on where Gates went wrong and what he should do the next time he's stopped by the police.
Getting annoyed at a report on blood links between Gates and the cop he feuded with.
Commentators are offering fresh ideas aimed at helping Obama avoid the fate of the last major push for an overhaul.
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