Stories by Max Blumenthal

Max Blumenthal is the author of Republican Gomorrah (Basic/Nation Books, 2009). Twitter at @MaxBlumenthal. subscribe to Max Blumenthal's feed

Posted on: Oct 30, 2005, Source: TheNation.com

The Governor's race in Virginia is heating up, but the ads produced by the GOP candidate's attack-dog media consultant are backfiring and could sink the Republican.

Posted on: Sep 18, 2005, Source: The Nation

The far-right physician and political neophyte is apparently clueless about the law; yet he has a hand in shaping the U.S. Supreme Court.

Posted on: Aug 21, 2005, Source: TheNation.com

The Christian right activists gathered in Nashville for Justice Sunday II didn't get much of a defense of John Roberts, but learned a lot about 'enemy #1' -- Christopher Hitchens.

Posted on: Apr 12, 2005, Source: The Nation

A conference featuring Rep. Tom DeLay, Phyllis Schlafly, Alan Keyes and other religious extremists demands that judges acknowledge "God as the sovereign source of law."

Posted on: Dec 14, 2004, Source: AlterNet

Judith Reisman believes sex researcher Alfred Kinsey is responsible for all the cultural decay and sexual permissiveness that she sees. And she's got the ear of the Christian right and the White House.

Posted on: Nov 14, 2004, Source: AlterNet

For the religious right, Bush was like any other stealth candidate. No matter his unqualifications, he delivered for them in his first term, and so they rewarded him with their votes in record numbers.

Posted on: Oct 15, 2004, Source: AlterNet

Republican operative Nathan Sproul's company is under investigation for allegedly destroying voter registration forms signed by Democrats. Now comes new evidence about Sproul's connections to the Bush-Cheney campaign.

Posted on: Aug 25, 2004, Source: AlterNet

While the rest of us are concerned about votes being stolen, the voting machine industry is squeezing millions from the public treasury.

Posted on: Jul 28, 2004, Source: AlterNet

Colin McNickle, the political wife-beater for billionnaire Richard Mellon-Scaife's right-wing attack machine, has set his sights on Teresa Heinz-Kerry – good thing she's willing to stand up to it.

Posted on: Jul 8, 2004, Source: AlterNet

Disney's counterpoint to 'Fahrenheit 9/11' is a right-wing anti-government commercial insidiously cloaked in a 'Morning in America' aesthetic.

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