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• After noted Hillary supporter “forgets” his Iraq position, Twitter comedian creates the best timeline of pundits’ reactions to the war

  09-05-2016 23:55 via salon.com
  
  Some pundits have a fuzzy memory when it comes to one of the most consequential — and destructive — foreign policy decisions of the 21st century.
  Liberal blogger John Aravosis tweeted on Sunday night that he forgot whether or not he supported the U.S.’s 2003 invasion of Iraq.
  Aravosis, the executive editor of liberal website AMERICAblog, is a staunch supporter of Hillary Clinton, who supported the war, and an outspoken critic of Bernie Sanders, who opposed it. His former employ
  
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• AG Loretta Lynch slams North Carolina bathroom bill, likening it to Jim Crow Laws

  09-05-2016 23:19 via salon.com
  
  Following North Carolina’s announcement that it would file a lawsuit against the Department of Justice for the controversial “bathroom bill,” the DOJ filed a counter-suit against the state. Attorney General Loretta Lynch spoke out before a news conference likening the discriminatory objection to civil rights liberties in the past.
  “We saw it in the Jim Crow laws that followed the Emancipation Proclamation,” Lynch said. “We saw it in the fierce a
  
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  09-05-2016 23:08 via twitter.com
  
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• Hard-line right-wing war hawk Max Boot applauds Hillary Clinton in op-ed

  09-05-2016 21:55 via salon.com
  
  A slew of prominent right-wing figures have joined Wall Street in supporting Hillary Clinton for president.
  Max Boot, a hard-line war hawk and self-declared “American imperialist,” lauded the Democratic presidential front-runner in an op-ed in The Los Angeles Times on Sunday, citing her as a much better alternative to presumed Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.
  “If I’m not for Trump, who am I for?” wrote Boot, a lifelong Reagan Republican, in the art
  
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• Jon Stewart breaks his silence on Donald Trump: “He has the physical countenance of a man and a baby’s temperament and hands”

  09-05-2016 21:35 via salon.com
  
  Not to worry, Jon Stewart has finally made his triumphant return to political comedy and satire just as reality television star Donald Trump has unbelievably managed to convince a major American political party to select him as their presidential nominee. Just in time or too little too late?
  The iconic former Comedy Central host called Trump an “unrepentant narcissistic a–hole” during a taping of David Axelrod’s “The Axe Files” podcast on Monday, accordin
  
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• The “militant complacency” of the Democratic establishment: Why Bernie & his supporters must continue to pressure Hillary Clinton

  09-05-2016 21:34 via salon.com
  
  Now that Donald Trump has more or less locked up the Republican nomination, Hillary Clinton has begun to focus more attention on the New York billionaire, who doesn’t appear at all ready to tone down his inflammatory rhetoric, as his chief strategist had indicated he would a few weeks earlier. As many on the left have anticipated, Clinton now seems to be shifting back rightwards after many months of promoting herself as a bona fide progressive. (Excuse me
  
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• New glimpse of 9/11’s aftermath: George W. Bush Presidential Library releases 60 new photos

  09-05-2016 21:26 via salon.com
  
  The George W. Bush Presidential Library Monday released a 60 never-before-seen photos of former-President George W. Bush, taken by his personal photographer in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks.
  The photographs reveal candid moments in the week or so following the attacks that killed nearly 3,000 people.
  Below is a sampling:Deputy Assistant Dan Bartlett points to news footage of the World Trade Center, President George W. Bush gathers information about the attack Tuesday, Sep
  
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• Kendra Wilkinson’s stretch marks: Giving the finger to unrealistic “flaunting her post-baby body” standards

  09-05-2016 20:58 via salon.com
  
  The cycles of an adult female celebrity’s life are very clear — she is to be, for the duration of her childbearing years, sporting a possible baby bump, in an advanced state of pregnancy and naked on a magazine cover, or immediately post-partum, bikini-clad and hot hot hot. The most important thing, at all times and regardless of where she currently is on the reproductive spectrum, is that she always appear totally taut and bangable. So let us praise now Kendra Wilkinson-Baskett, who
  
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• Ted Cruz launches second campaign: Failed GOP candidate wants to take over the Republican convention platform

  09-05-2016 20:01 via salon.com
  
  Ted Cruz may not have had the time to pick up his running mate, Carly Fiorinia, when she dropped off the stage after introducing him to voters in Indiana who would eventually go on to reject him as “your next president of the United States,” but less than a week after dropping out of his ambitious race to the White House, some of his top aides are already rushing to make sure Cruz controls the Republican agenda in 2016 — one way or another.
  The New York Times reports that a gro
  
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• Hillary Clinton is Wall Street’s preferred candidate: Financial execs pouring millions into her campaign to defeat Trump

  09-05-2016 19:34 via salon.com
  
  It’s official: Hillary Clinton is the preferred presidential candidate of Wall Street.
  As it looks more and more like the 2016 presidential election will be between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, Wall Street is making it clear which side it’s on.
  Wall Street has raised nearly $23 million for Clinton this election. At least $4.2 million from Wall Street has gone into Clinton’s presidential campaign, and another $18.7 million has gone to the super PAC backing her, The Wall Str
  
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• Camille Paglia perfectly diagnoses the lunacy of campus “safe spaces”

  09-05-2016 19:34 via salon.com
  
  Last month, Salon columnist Camille Paglia gave a talk for Drexel University’s “Smart Set Forum: Free Speech on the College Campus,” a modified transcript of which has recently been made available by The Smart Set.
  Paglia attributed the rise of current-day free speech issues on college campuses to decades of passiveness on the part of faculty, who “failed from the start to acknowledge the seriousness of political correctness as an academic issue,” and “pe
  
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• WATCH: Megyn Kelly previews her Fox News-mandated reconciliation with Donald Trump on “Live with Kelly and Michael”

  09-05-2016 19:17 via salon.com
  
  Fox News’ Megyn Kelly previewed her May 17th interview with Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, in which he claimed to have “great respect for” her given her willingness to call him up and offer to kiss the ring.
  The preview was aired on ABC’s “Live with Kelly and Michael” — a show which knows a thing or two about celebrity feuds — and after being very humble about her lifestyle and ensemble, she introduced a clip in which she began by as
  
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• Bobby Jindal’s Trump illogic: The billionaire’s unserious and a threat to democracy — but at least he’s not Hillary

  09-05-2016 19:07 via salon.com
  
  In the course of his own sad little campaign for the White House, former Louisiana governor Bobby Jindal had tried to insert himself into the national conversation by savagely attacking Donald Trump. Jindal called him “unserious,” an “unstable narcissist,” “full of bluster,” and said he “lacks the intellectual curiosity to even learn.” He likened Trump to Charlie Sheen and Kim Kardashian and described the frontrunner’s initial dominance of th
  
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• Trump’s misogynist campaign: He’s successfully alienating every female voter he can — and Jan Brewer’s helping

  09-05-2016 18:50 via salon.com
  
  Is Donald Trump trying to get the lowest share of the women’s vote since the 19th Amendment? The past week’s attempts to pivot to the general election have largely been a failure, but especially when it comes to any attempts to woo female voters. If anything, it seems like Trump and his supporters are engaged in a crazy experiment to see if you can still win an election while losing as many female votes as you can. (Hint: You can’t.)
  One of the biggest
  
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• Radiohead’s triumph of dread: Thom Yorke and company brood spectacularly on “A Moon Shaped Pool”

  09-05-2016 18:33 via salon.com
  
  More than almost any band going, Radiohead changes drastically based on the way you listen to it. All music, of course, depends on its context, but Thom Yorke and his group of glowering Oxfordians make music that can be almost dull in some settings and absolutely galvanizing in others. Capitol, the band’s label, seemed to know this when it sent out review copies of 1997’s “OK Computer” as a cassette locked into a Walkman: Give me your undivided attention, the packaging se
  
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• Wait, who’s the bully? North Carolina sues “bully” Department of Justice over anti-LGBT law

  09-05-2016 18:28 via salon.com
  
  ABC News reports that North Carolina filed a lawsuit against the Department of Justice on Monday to defend House Bill 2, a controversial law that bars transgender people from using public restrooms that do not correspond with the biological sex stated on their birth certificate.
  The state’s action comes less than a week after the Justice Department warned North Carolina to repeal or stop enforcing HB2 by Monday or risk losing hundreds of millions in federal funding. Acc
  
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• The government’s cold-blooded anti-immigrant scam: How ICE is outsourcing detention and deportation to local police

  09-05-2016 17:51 via salon.com
  
  Harris County, Texas, spends about $1 million each year of its taxpayers’ money to do a job that should be done by the federal government: immigration enforcement.
  Immigration enforcement is a job for the U.S. government, but in Harris County (and 31 other counties across the country), the local police departments have entered into a contract with Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE) to do the work of detaining and deporting immigrants.
  The collaboration between the Ho
  
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• John McCain gives in: The senator’s slow, awkward surrender to Trump is likely the first of many on the Republican side

  09-05-2016 17:50 via salon.com
  
  “He’s not a war hero. Well, he’s a war hero because he was captured. I like people that weren’t captured.” – Donald Trump
  That was Donald Trump talking about Arizona Sen. John McCain last July in Ames, Iowa. Trump followed these off-the-cuff remarks with a statement in which he refused to apologize, calling McCain “another all talk, no action politician who spends too much time on television and not enough time doing his job.”
  The backlash to Trump
  
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• “House of Cards meets Sharknado”: Stephen King’s Twitter campaign against Donald Trump is simply amazing

  09-05-2016 17:41 via salon.com
  
  The 2016 primary candidates have drawn unsolicited endorsements from a number of celebrities from lists A through D. Now that the herd’s been thinned (especially for the once-17-candidate GOP field) and four candidates (sorry, Kasich; you’re welcome, Sanders and Cruz) remain with any chance of surviving until the general, celebs from George Clooney to Charles Barkley on the center-left and -right, respectively, are placing their bets.
  Rarer, however, are celebrity un-endors
  
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• “She out”: This school official placed a high school student in a choke hold until she passed out

  09-05-2016 17:31 via salon.com
  
  69-year-old Mack Burgess, an assistant principal at Kingstree Senior High School in South Carolina, is currently under investigation because of a video that surfaced showing him placing a 15-year-old female student in a choke hold. This isn’t the first time a student has been physically assaulted at a school in South Carolina. And it even conjures images of Eric Garner’s horrific experience in a police choke hold.  What’s striking is that this time, it’s a high schoo
  
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• Digital blackface, stolen artwork, encouraging speeding: Snapchat filters need sensitivity training

  09-05-2016 17:28 via salon.com
  
  Snapchat released a Bob Marley filter on April 20, 2016 which altered users faces to a darker shade and added dreadlocks. They later put out a filter which was eerily close to an artists’ original rendering — prompting accusations that they stole the idea for the filter from an independent artist who wasn’t compensated for their work — and their speed filter is under fire for encouraging users to speed while driving.Watch our video for the latest on controversia
  
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• West Virginia state senate candidate brutally beaten with brass knuckles at campaign event

  09-05-2016 17:20 via salon.com
  
  Two days ahead of the West Virginia state senate primary, a Democratic candidate attending a campaign event was brutally beaten with brass knuckles in what police — but not the candidate — are calling a politically motivated attack, The Herald-Dispatch reports.
  Richard Ojeda was attending a cookout at the home of a supporter when a man, later identified as Jonathan Porter, asked the candidate to help him affix a bumper sticker to his car. When the former Army officer bent over to pla
  
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• WATCH: Kesha covers Lady Gaga’s “‘Til It Happens to You” during emotional performance at Humane Society Gala

  09-05-2016 17:17 via salon.com
  
  As Kesha’s legal battle against producer Lukasz “Dr. Luke” Gottwald  for allegedly sexually abusing her continues, the singer performed a touching rendition of Lady Gaga’s “Til It Happens to You,” Sunday at the Humane Society gala reports Rolling Stone.
  “I want to dedicate this song to every man, woman, child and animal that has ever been abused,” Kesha said before her performance.
  The song, written by Diane Warren and originally pen
  
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• “Media really got ISIS wrong”: Its brutality helped al-Qaeda, terrorism expert says, as U.S. policies made it worse

  09-05-2016 17:15 via salon.com
  
  “The media really got ISIS wrong for a long time,” argues scholar Max Abrahms, a prominent terrorism expert.
  Many Western media outlets “made it seem as if ISIS has a big advantage over al-Qaeda because it is even more radical; that because the group uses violence in such a brutal fashion, it will be able to out-recruit al-Qaeda, have a larger membership size, more staying power and greater capabilities.”
  Yet actually, in the long term, Abrahms says, al-Qaeda is the group
  
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• Bennifer Watch is out of control: Take it from one who knows — don’t root for exes to get back together

  09-05-2016 16:50 via salon.com
  
  There are few tabloid narratives as enduringly foisted upon on us as the breakup-makeup one. Right up there with the breathless baby bump watch and the dramatic, infidelity-laden triangle, the no doubt tempestuous, on-again, off-again love story holds a strange allure. But how intense, really, is the gravitational pull of an ex? And why would anyone want to make another go of something that’s ended? Or to put it in People magazine-speak, are Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner really canoodlin
  
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• Sarah Palin: Paul Ryan’s career is over for refusing to endorse Donald Trump

  09-05-2016 16:21 via salon.com
  
  The media is still asking Sarah Palin for her political opinions after Donald Trump trotted out her endorsement during the primary as though it made a difference, and now America is stuck with her for yet another presidential campaign cycle.
  “I think Paul Ryan is soon to be ‘Cantored,’ as in Eric Cantor,” Palin ominously warned on CNN Sunday, referring to Eric Cantor, the former Republican House majority leader who was upset in a 2014 primary by challenger and colleg
  
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• Watch the widely discredited Dr. Oz teach Fox & Friends how to drink coffee

  09-05-2016 15:50 via salon.com
  
  On Fox & Friends Monday morning, the regular gaggle welcome on discredited pseudoscientist Dr. Mehmet Oz to discuss how to maximize the health benefits of coffee — which, according to him, is where “most Americans get the majority of their antioxidants.”It’s entirely possible that every fact casually cited by Dr. Oz in this segment is incontrovertibly true — but like a stopped clock, even a snake-oil salesman will be accurate every once in a while, so it would s
  
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• WATCH: Joe Scarborough gets into a fight with Donald Trump’s Twitter feed on Morning Joe

  09-05-2016 15:21 via salon.com
  
  On Monday’s edition of MSNBC’s Morning Joe, co-hosts Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough discussed the escalating Twitter war between Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren and Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump — and did so in real-time, reading Trump’s tweets about their conversation on the air as he tweeted them.
  Last Tuesday, Warren tweeted that
  I'm going to fight my heart out to make sure @realDonaldTrump’s toxic stew of hatred & insecurity never
  
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• Trump is crushing the conservative movement: Inside the implosion of a decrepid ideology

  09-05-2016 15:15 via salon.com
  
  Ever since M. Emmett Tyrrell wrote “The Coming Conservative Crack-up” in The American Spectator back in 1987 (he wrote a book with the same title five years later), the idea that the modern conservative movement that was incubated in the pages of the National Review and John Birch Society pamphlets and hatched in the embers of the epic flame-out of the Goldwater campaign was in crisis has been in circulation.
  Tyrrell had written an earlier book cleverly called&nbs
  
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• After boycotting “Morning Joe,” Donald Trump picks a fight with CNN’s “New Day”: “They call it the Clinton Network and I believe that”

  09-05-2016 15:13 via salon.com
  
  Forget about any presidential pivot for Donald Trump.
  Almost a week after vanquishing the last of his 16 Republican rivals to become the presumptive presidential nominee, the thin-skinned candidate is still tweeting insults to cable television hosts and demanding that journalists congratulate him for winning elections before conducting an interview.
  On Friday, Trump suddenly turned on his most loyal media sycophant, tweeting that MSNBC host Joe Scarborough actually had little insight &mdash
  
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• Paul Krugman: Donald Trump’s ignorance isn’t unique — he’s just clumsy at communicating the GOP message

  09-05-2016 14:23 via salon.com
  
  In his Monday New York Times column, economist Paul Krugman argued that Trump’s bumbling on the issues isn’t him being a historically terrible candidate, but merely him “doing a clumsy job of channeling [the] nonsense widely popular in his party.”
  He noted that the reaction to Trump being the presumptive nominee stirred “amazed horror and horrified amazement” among those in the economics community, given that he’s basing his fiscal policies on his own li
  
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• John Oliver has had enough of everything: “There is a lot of bullshit masquerading as science”

  09-05-2016 14:08 via salon.com
  
  “Last Week Tonight” host John Oliver last night devoted his main segment to what I’ll call “A new study shows …” genre of cable news and Facebook clickbait.
  While headlines like Time Magazine’s “Scientists Say Smelling Farts Can Prevent Cancer” (which has been changed to “A Stinky Compound May Protect Against Cell Damage, Study Finds”) may make it seem like science is bullshit, Oliver clarified that rather “There is a lot o
  
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• “Game of Thrones” recap: Jon Snow’s revenge comes, with a surprise

  09-05-2016 14:00 via salon.com
  
  Now that showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss have decided to start resolving the dangling plot threads of “A Song Of Ice And Fire,” our weekly installments of “Game Of Thrones” have become take-no-prisoners plot machines. “Oathbreaker” is a genuinely surprising episode of “Game Of Thrones,” both because of the reappearance of Rickon Stark (Art Parkinson) and his handler Osha (Natalia Tena)—a narrative resurrection entirely impossible to
  
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• Understanding terrorism: Attacks have a political logic, although they are usually ineffective, scholar says

  09-05-2016 13:58 via salon.com
  
  Terrorism is clearly reprehensible. Yet media reports and politicians often present terrorist attacks as if they are less calculated than they really are.
  Scientific research shows that this view is mistaken. Terrorism scholars have found that, leaving aside the question of immorality, there is an internal political logic to terrorist attacks — although they are frequently ineffective.
  A lot of what people think they know about terrorist attacks is wrong. For starters, no one publicly clai
  
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• 5 worst right-wing moments of the week — Donald Trump finally gets punked

  09-05-2016 13:40 via salon.com
  
  Anyone following Donald Trump’s Twitter feed is engaging in a treacherous IQ-lowering exercise. As much as we have vowed not to be shocked by anything the carnivalesque GOP candidate does or says, damned if he did not stun us again with that stupid Cinco de Mayo tweet about loving the tacos made by “the Hispanics” he loves so much in Trump Tower. He and flunky Bill O’Reilly could not wrap their heads around the fact that anyone would see that as cynical pandering. Samant
  
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• No, Donald Trump won’t kill the Republican Party

  09-05-2016 12:00 via salon.com
  
  Last Wednesday, the New York Daily News got a lot of attention for its front page about Donald Trump’s capturing of the Republican presidential nomination.
  “Republican Party, 1854-2016,” the headline read over a picture of a dead elephant. “Dearly beloved, we are gathered here today to mourn the GOP, a once-great political party, killed by epidemic of Trump.”
  This idea that Trump may have “killed” the GOP has popped up now and again during the 2016 race,
  
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• Ditch “Dangerous Donald”: The Democrats’ Trump strategy underestimates his abilities

  09-05-2016 11:59 via salon.com
  
  Donald Trump is a better politician than a lot of people give him credit for. Granted, he often has no idea what he’s talking about, he contradicts himself on the regular, he has a repellent personality, he’s a misogynist and a bigot, and it feels like he stumbled ass-backwards into the Republican presidential nomination. But there are some things Trump does effectively on the campaign trail.
  The best example of Trump’s political skill, I think, came in January after South Caro
  
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• Democrats have got to come up with a better nickname for Trump than this

  09-05-2016 11:59 via salon.com
  
  Donald Trump is a better politician than a lot of people give him credit for. Granted, he often has no idea what he’s talking about, he contradicts himself on the regular, he has a repellent personality, he’s a misogynist and a bigot, and it feels like he stumbled ass-backwards into the Republican presidential nomination. But there are some things Trump does effectively on the campaign trail.
  The best example of Trump’s political skill, I think, came in January after South Caro
  
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• Trump’s gonna be Trump: There’s no way in hell he can remake himself for the general election

  09-05-2016 11:58 via salon.com
  
  Liberalism is a culture infected with a deep worrywart impulse, a tendency to mistake cautious optimism for complacency. Little wonder then that this week, when the final obstacles between Donald Trump and the Republican nomination fell away, has caused a bout of panic that our once-great nation will be facing the specter of a President Trump. And so, even though the polling data shows nearly insurmountable odds for Trump, we are nonetheless being subjected to a series of hand-wringing
  
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• Donald Trump’s billion-dollar betrayal: Why his “self-financed” campaign has cozied up to the same forces that doomed his followers

  09-05-2016 11:57 via salon.com
  
  It took only 48 hours between the time that Donald Trump was declared the presumptive GOP nominee and Trump’s selection of Steve Mnuchin, a hedge fund founder and second generation Goldman Sachs alum, as his national campaign finance chair, who has committed to help raise in excess of a billion dollars for the general election.
  The primary version of Trump was a “self-financing” billionaire, who so loved America that he would put his fortune at risk to right what was
  
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• Don’t turn Prince’s death into a drug trial: Incarceration can’t solve America’s addiction crisis

  09-05-2016 11:56 via salon.com
  
  Prince’s death is now the subject of a criminal investigation, and vengeance blooms like a parasitic flower from the corpse of yet another life seemingly lost to addiction. Mournful dance parties completed and Facebook testimonials published, the Drug Enforcement Agency and U.S. Attorney’s Office in Minnesota have joined the local probe into the brilliant musician’s premature demise.
  Prince may have become addicted to opioids thanks to pain incurred from years of
  
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• Hillary is Trump’s dream opponent: Clinton is exactly the “limousine liberal” his coalition distrusts the most

  09-05-2016 01:30 via salon.com
  
  Two images have electrified American politics for the last half century. One is quintessentially sophisticated, goes about in bespoke clothing, and comes equipped with the most imposing social credentials of fame, fortune, higher learning and prestige. The other is lacking in all that, dresses in non-designer jeans and polyester, is of modest means, employment, and education, and flies well beneath the radars of social visibility. Both images were invented at more or less the same moment. Both w
  
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• Porn is the secret of my future success

  09-05-2016 01:29 via salon.com
  
  It seems to me that the time for subtlety, in our American life, has passed. Do we look for subtlety in news media nowadays? In pop music? In fashion? In TV, movies? Even in visual art, is subtlety what we seek out and richly reward? Do we seek delicate phraseology in politics or other forms of public life?
  We do not.
  Why, then, is literary fiction, that boutique culture where I’ve set up my modest shop, such a stubborn holdout? One thing: sheer arrogance! We offer no popcorn, no concessio
  
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• Dear white Hollywood: Here are 3 things you need to hear about your defensiveness on race

  09-05-2016 01:28 via salon.com
  
  After covering the “Doctor Strange” casting controversy last week, regarding the casting of white actress Tilda Swinton in a traditionally Asian role, the film’s director Scott Derrickson weighed in. “Raw anger/hurt from Asian-Americans over Hollywood whitewashing, stereotyping & erasure of Asians in cInema [sic]. I am listening and learning,” he said on Twitter.
  Since Derrickson is apparently listening, a few things he should learn:
  1. “Raw anger/hurt&rdq
  
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• Sex on TV is easy to find — but good sex isn’t

  09-05-2016 01:00 via salon.com
  
  “Not to ruin anything for you, but there’s nothing less sexy than filming a sex scene,” Joel Fields tells me. Fields is one of the two showrunners of “The Americans,” FX’s Soviet-spy-domestic-drama now in its fourth season. He and co-showrunner Joe Weisberg are in the middle of explaining how the sex scenes on the show get made—from sweetly tender lovemaking to the vicious undertones of revenge sex.
  “You’re dealing with extremely technical st
  
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• Two big, fat tax cheats: Donald and Hillary find common ground in screwing the American public

  09-05-2016 00:30 via salon.com
  
  There’s a pile of money hiding offshore. It’s true that jobs are also leaving the United States because American companies find it convenient to cut labor costs by moving manufacturing abroad, the economic issue you’re hearing most about in this election season. But the stunning amount of money that continues to flow across American borders (and those of other countries), and eventually disappears into the pockets of the corporate and political elite, ultimately causes eve
  
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