Noted.
The Editors
Reading Bob Woodward, defending Amy Goodman, evaluating Governor Palin.
2008
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New Orleans: The City That Won't Be Ignored
Naomi Klein : New Orleans
Hurricane Gustav should have been political rat poison for the GOP; instead, it became an argument for drilling.
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The Times, They Have A-Changed
Eric Alterman : Journalists & Journalism
Nothing short of a divine thunderbolt will get Obama's message through to the brain-dead media establishment.
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Revisiting New Orleans
Michael Tisserand : New Orleans
It took Gustav to make Hurricane Katrina a campaign issue.
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Blue-Collar Republicans
Christopher Hayes : Labor Organizing & Activism
The Republican Party has set itself firmly against the agenda of the labor movement. So to observe Labor Day in St. Paul was a strange experience indeed.
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Winning in November
VideoNation & Brett Story : Presidential Election 2008
What issues must the Democrats champion in order to win in the general election in November?
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Hello, God: About the Hurricane
Michael Moore : Environment
OK, God, we know James Dobson asked his followers to pray for rain on Obama in Denver last week. But this storm in New Orleans isn't what anybody had in mind.
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Impressions from Denver
VideoNation & Brett Story
Cutting through the spin and the stagecraft, Nation correspondents on the scene in Denver report on their experiences at the Democratic convention.
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America's Promise: The Best of the DNC
Missed some of the big speeches at the Democratic convention in Denver? Check out Obama's promise to America and more.
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How to Cover the GOP
Eric Alterman : Media Analysis
Since they got all the megastories wrong in Denver, here's a primer for the media horde as they descend on St. Paul.
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Peace Voters Face New Challenges
Tom Hayden : Peace Activism
It was a barely good week for the antiwar movement in Denver; peace voters face huge challenges in the election season ahead.
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Diary of an Obama Delegate
Cynthia Baughman : Presidential Election 2008
I came to the DNC as a middle-aged female Obama delegate eager to make peace with Hillary women, and I did not get off to a good start.
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Reviving the Constitution
Center For Emerging Media
Nation publisher emeritus Victor Navasky, Rep. Robert Wexler and Rep. Keith Ellison discuss how the Democrats can best restore and maintain our constitutional rights.
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The Rev. Jesse Jackson Comes to Denver
Center For Emerging Media
Rev. Jackson makes an impassioned appeal for Obama's candidacy, arguing that we're experiencing "a mountaintop moment in America's history."
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Twin Cities Values
John Nichols : Minnesota
Minnesota's message to the GOP: we're all better off when we look after one another.
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We'll Take It From Here
The Editors : Republican Party
Eight years ago, the people gave the GOP the keys to the country. It's time to take them back.
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Hillary Does the Right Thing
Katha Pollitt : Hillary Clinton
Will the Hillary diehards follow her lead and support Barack Obama?
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I Fish, I Hunt, I Vote Democratic
VideoNation & Brett Story
The Nation's Chris Hayes catches up with a pro-gun gathering of Democrats in Denver--and Davy Crockett's 21st-century namesake.
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Making History
Victor Navasky : History
Outside the arena, progressives are saying this is a moment of transformational politics. Is the party leadership listening?
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Have Pantsuit, Will Travel
Patricia J. Williams : Feminism & Women
Hillary's signature attire is one phase in women's power-dressing; Michelle's sheath is another. But the shoes....
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Victor Navasky Looks Back
VideoNation & Brett Story
The Nation's Publisher Emeritus reflects on every convention since 1956--and ahead to Obama's historic moment.
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Media Gone Mad
Eric Alterman : Journalists & Journalism
The national news narrative from Denver is completely nuts: consider the unsourced myth of the Clinton-Obama feud.
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How to Get Out of Iraq
Center For Emerging Media : Iraq War
Rep. Jim McDermott and Nation editorial board member Tom Hayden discuss how the US can end the Iraq war quickly and responsibly.
This week, what it all meant. Nation Editor Katrina vanden Heuvel on Barack Obama's victory and the coming battle for progressive change we can believe in. (13mb mp3)
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