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The youth vote in Berkeley, California: A real stunner: Barack Obama out-polls Alan Keyes by more than a thousand votes.; By Andrew Leonard Oct 31, 2008
Chicago is Barack Obama's kind of town: The city has a unique history of launching the careers of powerful black politicians -- which is part of the reason Obama moved there.; By Edward McClelland Jan 14, 2008
What you missed while watching the Red Sox win: Republicans debate in Florida, with lapel pins! Hippie drugs! Interns in the Oval Office!; By Michael Scherer Oct 22, 2007
The gay voter's guide to the GOP: How should a right-wing homosexual vote in the upcoming primaries and caucuses? Salon rates the Republican candidates for gay friendliness.; By Michael Scherer and Ben Van Heuvelen Sep 21, 2007
Trashing the law to save Schiavo: In arguing that Jeb Bush should ignore the courts and seize Terri Schiavo, the religious right turns its back on two centuries of American law.; By Tim Grieve Mar 25, 2005
Alan Keyes teams up with Lenora Fulani: The press yawns as the political odd couple of the year performs together before a half-packed house.; By Alicia Montgomery May 9, 2000
Blue Glow: Salon's TV picks for Tuesday, May 2, 2000; By Joyce Millman May 2, 2000
"Gestapo thuggery": Alan Keyes triangulates his thoughts between the Nazi Germany, Waco and Janet Reno on Fox News, while Miami's police chief quits.; By Daryl Lindsey Apr 29, 2000
Frank Burns remembered: "M*A*S*H" star saluted from the campaign trail.; By Jake Tapper Apr 13, 2000
Live from Los Angeles: Bush, McCain and Keyes joust about death row, public schools and abortion, but avoid jokes about David Letterman's heart.; By Anthony York Mar 3, 2000
Pols, guns and androgyny: A speed-of-light cultural flyover covering McCain, Koresh, guns, Hillary, "G.I. Blues," a heartfelt appeal to the Winslet Brigade, "Star Trek" and, well, you get the idea.; By Camille Paglia Feb 23, 2000
Elephants of a different color: They may not be numerous yet, but black Republicans feel they've got something to shout about -- sort of.; By Alicia Montgomery Feb 19, 2000
Bush bobs, McCain weaves: The two favorites fillabluster as Keyes steals the show.; By Jake Tapper Feb 16, 2000
Bush, McCain dead even: Trump quits, more reasons not to love John McCain and Keyes has one strange Valentines Day; By Kerry Lauerman Feb 14, 2000
Keyes like me: It's tough when everybody mistakes you for a presidential contender, that is, until you start getting used to it.; By Terence Samuel Feb 10, 2000
Letters to the editor: The mixed blessing of adoption; Plus: Readers shocked to find themselves agreeing with David Horowitz; Christopher Buckley "sincerely disgusted."; By Letters to the editor Feb 9, 2000
Party crashers: Alan Keyes and other religious radicals are preventing the Republican Party from attaining its rightful place as America's majority party.; By David Horowitz Feb 7, 2000
The frog prince of Bel-Air: Batgirl caught in amphibian love nest! Plus: I cc NY? Carl Swanson e-goofs, Toby Young attacks. And: Hillary is just so dateable.com!; By Amy Reiter Jan 28, 2000
The machine rages on: GOP and Democratic presidential candidates fire their last salvos in New Hampshire.; By Joshua Micah Marshall Jan 27, 2000
Are we excited yet?: In case all that talk about entrance polls and exit polls wasn't enough to get you lathered up, our man probes the inner secrets of TV on the caucuses.; By Sean Elder Jan 26, 2000
Arrivederci, Iowa: Bush and Gore coast, Keyes has his moment and Hatch looks for an escape.; By Jake Tapper Jan 25, 2000
America's wake-up call?: Alan Keyes strikes a chord with Iowa voters.; By Anthony York Jan 25, 2000
Iowa's insurgents and Achilles' heels: The Iowa caucuses are more than an election-year sideshow -- in the past, they've resurrected sinking campaigns and helped catapult obscure candidates like Jimmy Carter to the White House.; By Jake Tapper Jan 24, 2000
Onward, Christian soldiers: Keyes, Bauer and Forbes proselytize at a pro-Jesus, anti-gay rally in Des Moines.; By Jake Tapper Jan 24, 2000
Many questions, few answers: There are still many things we need to know about the two Democrats and six Republicans who want to be our next president.; By David Corn Jan 24, 2000

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