Progressive perspective
A review of The Nation Magazine, November 11, 2008
Submitted by: Alma from Burlington, VT

I love this magazine because it provides a progressive perspective in terms of where our government is and can go. The political analyses sometimes reflect a bit too much leaning to the left but not excessively so. Articles are fairly short, concise, informative and factually accurate (check out fact check sites to confirm). This magazine is ideal for anyone who wants a brief overview of matters of national interest rather than an in-depth coverage.

outspoken and liberal
A review of The Nation Magazine, November 6, 2008
Submitted by: teacher

Best of its kind - ever.
A review of The Nation Magazine, July 29, 2008
Submitted by: Dee from San Clemente, CA

I smiled all day, maybe all week, after reading Cockburn's article on St. Tiim. Ffinally someone had heard the same tragically unchallenging interviews I'd heard and wasn't afraid to say so. It is possible to like a person yet disapprove of his/her inability to speak out when the time is right. Articles in the Nation rescue us from the TV pap of what is still - for obscure reasons - called "the news" but is tabloid. "News" is now guessing games and sad attempts to stir up interest by a deliberate twisting of words by the presidential contenders and their staff's.
The Nation should be mandatory reading in every high school and every political science, history, and journalism class taught.  .

A review of The Nation Magazine, July 16, 2008
Submitted by: joe bob

boring

Best in class
A review of The Nation Magazine, June 3, 2008
Submitted by: Patrick from lincoln, ne

The Nation is one of the best magazines dealing with politics and current affairs on the market. 

Balanced, no holds barred reporting, gives information that somehow doesn't make it to the mainstream media.

 There is a reason this magazine is the oldest magazine in the country!