George McGovern

George McGovern, senator from South Dakota from 1962 to 1980 and Democratic candidate for President in 1972, is the author of The Third Freedom: Ending Hunger in Our Time (Simon & Schuster).

Political FiguresJanuary 17, 2007

An Impartial Interrogation of George W. Bush

A challenge to the President's moral integrity, wayward policies and strategies as he leads the American people deeper into war.

George McGovern
Regions and CountriesDecember 21, 2005

The Legacy of Four Women

On the twenty-fifth anniversary of the murders of four American churchwomen in El Salvador, George McGovern and Representative Jim McGovern journey to El Salvador to assess what has changed and how the legacy of the churchwomen affect human rights worldwide.

George McGovern and Rep. Jim McGovern
CongressDecember 15, 2005

Gene McCarthy

Eugene McCarthy was a pure original, a great and good man, whose fundamental historical achievement was to be the standard-bearer for a moral and philosophical campaign against the Vietnam War.

George McGovern
PoliticsMarch 24, 2005

Patriotism Is Nonpartisan

Challenging a mistaken war can take more courage than fighting one.

George McGovern
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War and PeaceApril 3, 2003

The Reason Why

Bush's motives have more to do with empire and profit than with liberating Iraq.

George McGovern
Foreign PolicyApril 4, 2002

Questions for Mr. Bush

George McGovern

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George McGovern

Political FiguresJanuary 17, 2007

A challenge to the President's moral integrity, wayward policies and strategies as he leads the American people deeper into war.

Regions and CountriesDecember 21, 2005

On the twenty-fifth anniversary of the murders of four American churchwomen in El Salvador, George McGovern and Representative Jim McGovern journey to El Salvador to assess what has changed and how the legacy of the churchwomen affect human rights worldwide.

CongressDecember 15, 2005

Eugene McCarthy was a pure original, a great and good man, whose fundamental historical achievement was to be the standard-bearer for a moral and philosophical campaign against the Vietnam War.

PoliticsMarch 24, 2005

Challenging a mistaken war can take more courage than fighting one.

The stakes are higher now than ever. Get The Nation in your inbox.

War and PeaceApril 3, 2003

Bush's motives have more to do with empire and profit than with liberating Iraq.

Foreign PolicyApril 4, 2002