A Long Four Years in Midland
Russell Cobb
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Bush's hometown is still behind him, but not with the enthusiasm of 2000.
The Nation endorses John Kerry, Alisa Solomon argues that art makes a difference and Jody Rosen praises Tom Waits and Björk.
Articles
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Under the Veil, Who's for Kerry?
Gary Younge : Many Arab-American voters loathe Bush, but they have little love for his rival.
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Straight Down the Middle
Eyal Press : Not being "middle class," the poor have been invisible in this campaign.
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100 Facts and 1 Opinion
Judd Legum : The non-arguable case against the Bush Administration.
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Why I'm for Kerry
David Corn : The case for Kerry.
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Why I'm (Slightly) for Bush
Christopher Hitchens : The case for Bush.
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Art Makes a Difference
Alisa Solomon : The Bush era has seen an explosion of sharply political creativity.
Letters
Editorials & Comment
Reviews
Columns
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SUBJECT TO DEBATE
Mary Cheney, Mary Cheney
Katha Pollitt : The Mary Cheney gaffe is like the "Dean scream"--a blip, a nothing, a wisp that the GOP wind machine wants to whip into a tornado of outrage.
Web
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Children of Privilege
Meredith Michaels : George W. Bush and I have one thing in common: Our father's friends did us favors--and came to regret it.
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The Rehnquist Election
Bruce Shapiro : This election is a referendum on William Rehnquist's Supreme Court.
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music
Eminem Aims at Bush
Sam Graham-Felsen : "Mosh" could be one of the most overtly political pop music videos ever produced.
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COLUMN LEFT
The Man Behind the Oval Office Curtain
Robert Scheer : It's Cheney's Administration, and it's a shame.
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Nader's Flawed Calculus
John Nichols : Nader backers support Kerry more than Bush, Nation Institute poll shows.
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Poor Plans for Healthcare
Trudy Lieberman : As neither candidate seems to be aware, healthcare is increasingly available only to those who can pay.
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The Issue Left Behind
Linda Perlstein : Why the candidates won't talk about education.
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First Nations in the 21st Century
Habiba Alcindor : The largest gathering ever of Native Americans in the nation's capital greets the opening of the NMAI.
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Losing it
John Nichols : In Senate races across the country, Republicans are falling behind.
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The Blood Red Moon
William Greider : Apocalyptic language intensifies, but the election may be less definitive than many think.
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