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The alt-candidates
On the Rhode Island ballot: a revolutionary, conservatives — and Ralph Nader, of course
A revolutionary, Ralph Nader, a Baptist minister, and two former congressmen from Georgia are all running for president in Rhode Island.
By
STEVEN STYCOS
| October 29, 2008
Granite up for grabs
Why McCain, Obama, and their supporters are swooping down on New Hampshire
Presidential candidates and their surrogates spend most of their time in high-population, close-contest areas.
By
DAVID S. BERNSTEIN
| September 17, 2008
Crossword: ''Bizarro world''
Everyone's against me!
By
MATT JONES
| July 23, 2008
Four Greens fight for their party’s nomination
Alternative Politics
Supporters of Cynthia McKinney say that choosing a presidential nominee doesn’t have to mean selecting between a black and a female candidate.
By
TIM LEHNERT
| April 02, 2008
The 100 unsexiest men in the world
Who would Scarlett least like to be with?
Welcome to the first installment of ThePhoenix.com's 100 Unsexiest Men in the World.
By
BILL JENSEN & RYAN STEWART
| March 27, 2008
Know your superdelegates
Democratic insiders in Maine and throughout the country will decide the party's nominee
If they choose wisely, they’ll follow the will of the people all the way into the Oval Office.
By
BRIDGET HUBER
| March 12, 2008
Obama outside the Boom
The first political leader of my generation acts nothing like the rest of us — which might be how he’s gotten where he is
A year ago, when I saw Obama speak on the Durham campus of the University of New Hampshire, he did not sound the way he does now.
By
DAVID S. BERNSTEIN
| March 05, 2008
Dance, monkey: Andrea Henry
We put a comic on the hot seat
Immediately projected all my unfulfilled dreams onto her. She’s already signed up for Patriots cheerleading camp.
By
SARA FAITH ALTERMAN
| March 04, 2008
The amazing race
We break down the Presidential campaign to its six essential parts, and predict your next Commander-in-Chief.
For the past year, presidential politics has been building to the crescendo that is the Iowa caucuses and New Hampshire primary.
By
DAVID S. BERNSTEIN
| December 26, 2007
Trash talk
Who knew recycling, shorter showers, and organic spinach could cause such angst?
Trash night. Trash night, trash night, trash night. Abfallnacht , as they probably call it in Germany.
By
JAMES PARKER
| November 07, 2007
Wrapped up
If a third candidate crowds the 2008 presidential election, the GOP will have effectively handed the election to Hillary
The upcoming presidential election was never going to be an easy one for the Republicans to win.
By
STEVEN STARK
| October 17, 2007
The hippest guy in state government
State Rep David Segal brings some youthful cool to the general assembly
The idiosyncratic crowd indicated just how different this event was from your standard legislative money-maker.
By
IAN DONNIS
| September 26, 2007
Say it ain’t so, Cindy Sheehan
Plus, the turd’s blossom has finally fallen off
The best place to observe the masochistic tendencies of the American left these days is in San Francisco.
By
EDITORIAL
| August 15, 2007
Rudy's mayor problem
Giuliani’s campaign-trail fortune could lay in the hands of New York City’s pesky other Hizzoner, Michael Bloomberg
The biggest threat to Giuliani’s campaign can be summed up in two words: Michael Bloomberg.
By
STEVEN STARK
| August 08, 2007
In sickness and in health
The Sicko director takes his own pulse
Michael Moore seems a little down on himself.
By
PETER KEOUGH
| June 27, 2007
Letter to the Boston editor: April 13, 2007
Another inconvenient truth
Ralph Nader was not the reason for Gore’s loss.
By
LETTERS TO THE BOSTON EDITOR
| April 11, 2007
Can McCain make it work?
Now that Perot-style independence is on the skids, will McCain’s ‘straight talk express’ be derailed?
The biggest story of the campaign so far has been the semi-collapse of John McCain.
By
STEVEN STARK
| April 04, 2007
An Unreasonable Man
Epic documentary on the life of Ralph Nader
If you’ve grown tired of the hysterical one-note demagoguery of Michael Moore’s documentaries, then An Unreasonable Man may seem a welcome relief.
By
PAUL BABIN
| February 07, 2007
Get out of town?
Letters to the Boston editor: January 12, 2007
Your editorial “ On Moving City Hall ” shows a common misunderstanding: City Hall Plaza is not Mayor Menino’s to sell.
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LETTERS
| January 10, 2007
Fractured fairy tales
Fantasy and reality compete for the box office in 2007
Times are tough when the Dream Factory has a better grip on what’s going on than the people in Washington.
By
PETER KEOUGH
| December 28, 2006
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