David Dayen (page 3)

David Dayen is a contributing writer for Salon. His first book, "Chain of Title," is out now. Follow him on Twitter at @ddayen.

Timothy Geithner

It's a special club and you're not in it: Being in the same social class as the Wall Street bank you're borrowing from pays off -- just ask Timothy Geithner David Dayen

Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton

The Democratic Primary miracle: Why Sanders vs. Clinton is just the beginning David Dayen

Paul Ryan

The GOP's new anti-deficit crusade is deeply cynical & misleading even by their low standards David Dayen

Low Priced Oil

Is the next recession on the way? Here's everything you need to know about the market's oil collapse David Dayen

Paul Ryan

Paul Ryan is an anti-poverty con artist: The media has fallen for his "serious" right-wing agenda yet again David Dayen

Barack Obama

How America's anti-immigrant hysteria just hit an unprecedented new low David Dayen

Warren Buffet

Warren Buffett is a phony: Every liberal's favorite billionaire is actually cut-throat, not cuddly David Dayen

Bernie Sanders

The real scandal in the Bernie/DNC feud is the one nobody is talking about David Dayen

Capitol Building, Oil Derricks

The House GOP's under-the-radar oil coup: The dangerous domestic bailout that they're almost certain to win David Dayen

This is what good government looks like: Why Elizabeth Warren is the senator America needs David Dayen

Mitch McConnell, Paul Ryan

The GOP's insidious Christmas list: How congressional Republicans are planning to screw the country this holiday season David Dayen

George Mason University

Google's insidious shadow lobbying: How the Internet giant is bankrolling friendly academics—and skirting federal investigations David Dayen

Mitch McConnell, Paul Ryan

The GOP's devious Wall Street welfare plan: Why the future of the economy hangs in the balance David Dayen

Wall Street is finally getting its comeuppance: Why new global regulations are a vital step in the right direction David Dayen

Uber Protest

Inside the Uber apocalypse: Why the fast-growing tech giant could be in serious trouble David Dayen

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