Still Guarding the (Hen)House Still Guarding the (Hen)House
It's a peculiar notion, the idea that only members of Congress should be able to bring ethics complaints against other Congressmen. But well over a year after the Democrats storme...
Feb 25, 2008 / Blog / Chris Hayes
The Wedge Issue That Wasn’t The Wedge Issue That Wasn’t
Call it the "Yes, That Too is About Immigration" platform. For the past two years, House Republicans jockeying for support at the ballot box have worked strenuously to knit the i...
Feb 25, 2008 / Blog / Chris Hayes
TPM Getting Its Due TPM Getting Its Due
Congrats to Josh Marshall and the TPM Crew for some well-deserved recognition.
Feb 25, 2008 / Blog / Chris Hayes
Welcome to J Street Welcome to J Street
After several months of preparing and brainstorming names, we're pleased to introduce our new blog from the nation's capital: J Street. What's the name mean? Well, if you walk n...
Feb 25, 2008 / Blog / Chris Hayes
Shame On Elaine Chao Shame On Elaine Chao
This just in from Nation Washington Intern Te-Ping Chen: There have been so many egregious dealings emerging out of Bush's cabinet -- the rancid workings of former Interio...
Feb 12, 2008 / The Notion / Chris Hayes
The Choice The Choice
On the eve of Super Tuesday, The Nation's DC editor explains why he thinks Barack Obama is the better choice to build a real progressive majority.
Feb 2, 2008 / Books & the Arts / Chris Hayes and The Nation Video
The Choice The Choice
Here's why Obama is the left's best chance to take back the country.
Jan 31, 2008 / Feature / Chris Hayes
Viva la Restauración Viva la Restauración
Latinos supported Hillary Clinton in the chaotic Nevada caucuses, but how much do her policies support them?
Jan 24, 2008 / Editorial / Chris Hayes
Populism’s Candidate Populism’s Candidate
No matter who wins the Democratic election, the John Edwards campaign has set the domestic agenda for the entire field.
Jan 10, 2008 / Editorial / Chris Hayes
Return of the Swift Boaters Return of the Swift Boaters
As conservatives stare into an electoral abyss, the shadowy group that smeared John Kerry in 2004 has reorganized and stands poised to do its dirty work again.
Jan 2, 2008 / Feature / Chris Hayes