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Election 2008


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McCain/Huckabee?

Maverick-mentum!Mike Huckabee, the former governor of Arkansas and defeated contender for the GOP presidential nomination, is currently at the top of John McCain's short list for a running mate. At least that's the word from a top McCain fundraiser and...

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Obama Finally Takes Lead in Superdelegates

Thanks to two new endorsements, Sen. Barack Obama now leads Sen. Hillary Clinton in support from superdelegates, by an estimate of 275-273. This is the first time his support from party officials and insiders - who will ultimately decide this historic presidential primary - surpassed Clinton's. Earlier this year, she led the superdelegate race by more than [...]

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Obama Says McCain's Keating Five Connection Is Not Off Limits

“I was just asked previously about a whole host of issues and associations that are a lot more flimsy than John McCain's relationship to Keating Five,” Barack Obama said, during a news conference in Oregon today.

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Hillary's next career move

Given her driving ambition, I can't see Hillary Rodham going back to the US senate and mingling with the likes of schmeckel Schumer and corpulent Kennedy. I contend that only a national stage will suffice. So: what's next for Hillary? Talk Radio Hostess -- possibly on EIB -- remorselessly attacking the policies of President McCain or Obama. Late night infomercial goddess, advertising the

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MAVERYCK, MAVERYCK, BURNING BRIGHT:

Sen. Clinton and the Campaign (NY Times, 5/09/08) The United States needs a clean break from eight catastrophic years of George W. Bush. And so far, Senator John McCain is shaping up as Bush the Sequel — neverending war in Iraq, tax cuts for the rich while the middle class struggles, courts packed with right-wing activists intent on undoing decades of progress in civil rights, civil liberties and...

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Hanging With the Hard Working White Folk

Inside the arena at the Jackson County Fairgrounds in southern Oregon, a not exactly full house one hour before Hillary Clinton is scheduled to arrive... ...while outside the light fades on a warm day here in this overwhelmingly (93 percent) white corner of the state. Earlier I spent some time talking to Hillary supporters as they arrived, waited in line, and headed inside. Here's Philip Frisby, 84,...

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PEDDLE GNOSTICISM SOMEWHERE ELSE:

Sticking Points for Obama (Michael Gerson, 5/09/08, Real Clear Politics) The Obama narrative is intellectual and ideological (not social) elitism. Humble roots have never been a guarantee of intellectual humility, especially when a mind comes to flower at Columbia and Harvard. Obama's dismissal of small town views and values as "bitterness," "fear" and "anger" -- his dismissal of the Rev. Jeremiah...

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McCain's Lawyer Smacked Down By His Own Organization

McCain's lawyer, Trevor Potter, poo-poohs the idea that FEC Chairman David Mason was fired because he was critical of McCain's public finance hypocrisy. But the Campaign Legal Center , the organization that Trevor Potter founded, strongly disagrees...

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Obama: Most Delegates, Most Popular Vote; Most Superdelegates

Senator Barack Obama now leads Senator Hillary Clinton in all three major categories. [ Raw Story ] He leads in the most delegates won in all the primaries and caucuses held in each state across the nation. He also leads in the popular vote of all us peons. He now, for the first time, leads in support of the superdelegates. He has 267 and Clinton has 265. But defections from the Clinton camp are occurring...

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Obama The Answer Man

A devoted Obama staffer explains to the WaPo that Obama is all wise and all knowing; also, all-talking: Two days after his damaging defeat in Pennsylvania last month, Barack Obama gathered his wife and senior campaign staff around the dining...

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Obama Now Takes The Lead in Superdelegates Too

ABC News' Karen Travers Reports: For the first time this campaign season, Barack Obama has surpassed Hillary Clinton's support among superdelegates, according to the ABC News delegate estimate. Sen. Obama, D-Ill., picked up two superdelegates this morning giving him a...

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    Hes Had Them In The Bag From Day One

    This Fix By The DNC Was Set In Stone A Year Ago
    Obama Likes Change if You call promoting racism Change
    90+% Of The Black Vote + The DNC Protecting...

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Re: Clinton and Her "White Americans"

Let's reflect for a few more blog moments on the rather amazing statement that Hillary Clinton made yesterday explaining her justification for remaining in the race for the Democratic nomination. Sorry for re-posting the statement in full, but it deserves a second look: “I have a much broader base to build a winning coalition on,” she said in an interview with USA TODAY. As evidence, Clinton cited...

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    Shes Pissed Off You Would Be To

    This Fix By The DNC Was Set In Stone A Year Ago
    Obama Likes Change if You call promoting racism Change
    90+% Of The Black Vote + The DNC Protecting...

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Many Economists Back McCain, but More Are Silent

Almost half of the economists in the latest Wall Street Journal forecasting survey decided against answering a question on which presidential candidate offers the most responsible fiscal policies. However, Sen. John McCain was the clear favorite of those who answered the question. Twenty-one economists of 75% of the respondents chose the Republican contender. However, they [...]