Today in Salon: Mike Huckabee's fatally bad judgment

Today in Salon: Tuesday December 1, 2009

Mike Huckabee's fatally bad judgment Brutality by another Huck-pardoned criminal suggests the 2012 GOP hopeful listened more to pastors than prosecutors By Joe Conason

Open Salon Is California the next Dubai? Grateful for Family, Friends, and the Perfect Biscuit But Wait, There's More Turkey Tortilla Soup

Joan Walsh Has everything changed for women?

This Modern World What to do about the stupidity crisis? By Tom Tomorrow

Death to smiley Why emoticons need to die :-( By Mary Elizabeth Williams

Unemployment: Going beyond short-term fixes We need massive, permanent federal investment in infrastructure and public services, not symbolism like a new WPA By Michael Lind

Poll: Rush most influential conservative Outranks Cheney, Palin by more than 2 to 1

Broadsheet Don't cry for Chris Brown What's wrong with female desire? Are Canadian prostitution laws unconstitutional? Polanski moves from jail to ski chalet

My partner won't stop drinking I finally told him to leave. Do we have a future? By Cary Tennis

Salon Kitchen Challenge: A political feast It's time to talk politics at the table. Plus: Last week's Thanksgiving leftovers winners By Francis Lam

War Room Dem congressman: Bush deliberately let bin Laden go Oh, those wacky Birthers Moore a sign of things to come for Obama? Obama back over 50 in Gallup poll Supreme Court sides with Obama on detainee photos Rumsfeld order allowed bin Laden's escape Another black mark on Huckabee's record

A sorry-state dinner An artist cooks a tasting menu for the Bush years By Francis Lam

How the World Works Bailout hater goes over to the dark side Is the Dubai World debacle the new Lehman?

Police: Suspected cop killer not in house After a night trying to communicate with the suspect, he's not there MANUEL VALDES

Bigotry wins in Switzerland By voting to ban the construction of minarets, Switzerland apes the most extreme intolerance in the Muslim world By Juan Cole

On housing crisis, Wall Street feels no shame While Americans suffer, glutted banks refuse to renegotiate mortgages or scale back bonuses By Robert Reich

Woods' biggest challenge: privacy He's fought to keep his life a secret, but it suddenly seems a losing battle DOUG FERGUSON

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