Matt Lewis: Huck on Meet the Press
Townhall.com (Free subscription) | yesterday
Mike Huckabee is scheduled to appear on Meet the Press' panel this Sunday. He will join Jim Webb, Harold Ford, Mike Murphy, and Bob Schrum.
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Race in the Race
WhitesCreek Journal (Free subscription) | 05/14/2008
Harold Ford, Jr. almost became the Junior Senator of the State of Tennessee. There were several reasons he did not, and his race is one of them. It was not the biggest issue, however, and it is possible that America is ready to take the next step in overcoming its single most divisive character flaw... ingrained prejudice. Ford took a strange turn to the right in his campaign....
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Huckabee to MSNBC
Rathergate.com (Free subscription) | 05/13/2008
With center-left Joe Scarborough on vacation, America’s least watched cable news outlet has elected to bring in former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee to play foil to Democrat Harold Ford, Jr in their Insiders segment for the networks sportscaster coverage of today's West Virginia primary. (Please note that Democrat Ford was considerably more conservative than [...]
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Huckabee becomes MSNBC 'Insider' for primary night !!
Investor's Iraq Forum (Free subscription) | 05/13/2008
For coverage of the West Virginia primary tomorrow night, MSNBC has a new "Insider" spouting his opinions and analysis: Mike Huckabee. The former presidential candidate, who many see as having a future in television (as well as politics), will be paired with DLC chairman Harold Ford. That role...
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Huckabee Becomes MSNBC Insider
MediaBistro.com (Free subscription) | 05/12/2008
With Joe Scarborough on vacation this week, MSNBC needed a Republican foil to balance Harold Ford, Jr. in their "Insiders" segment during primary coverage tomorrow. They network landed someone high profile — former presidential candidate Mike Huckabee . Huckabee will provide, "insight and analysis throughout the evening," during MSNBC's primary programming, beginning at 6pmET. TVNewser...
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HAROLD FORD JR. AND AL FROM COMMENTARY: An American Center For Cures
Booker Rising (Free subscription) | 05/08/2008
The chairman and founder/CEO of the moderate-liberal Democratic Leadership Council pen an editorial about health care issues : "By the time our next president takes the office, 50 million Americans will be living and working without health insurance. By the time he or she seeks re-election, health care costs in the United States will reach $3 trillion — with medical costs rising twice as fast as workers’...
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Harold Ford Jr, Out of the matrimonial market but NOT the political
Truman's Take (Free subscription) | 05/08/2008
Bachelor No More Harold Ford Jr., once touted by Bill Clinton to "go all the way," retains his political eligibility. BY JACKSON BAKER The number of Memphians attending the recent wedding of former 9th District congressman Harold Ford Jr. to the former Emily Threlkeld in South Beach, Florida , was relatively modest — though attendees included such well-known personages...
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Chris Matthews and Harold Ford enlighten us
Brendan Nyhan (Free subscription) | 05/08/2008
In the annals of great Chris Matthews moments, this interview with former Democratic Rep. Harold Ford Jr. is one of my favorites -- it's swami time! MATTHEWS: Do you think Hillary Rodham Clinton has the soul of a vice president'...
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VoteBoth Folks Ramp Up
Marc Ambinder (Free subscription) | 05/07/2008
The Hillaryites who founded VoteBoth are pushing forward. Here's their statement on tonight's results. HAROLD FORD, JR. ENDORSES UNITY TICKET Obama Calls for Unity, Opens Door to Idea WASHINGTON, DC--Democratic Leadership Council chairman and former Tennessee congressman Harold E. Ford, Jr. tonight endorsed a “Dream Team” ticket with both Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama....
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Harold vs. Markos
The Hotline on Call (Free subscription) | 05/07/2008
Ex-Rep. Harold Ford Jr. all but endorsed a unity ticket on MSNBC: "I think it's something that this party is going to have to think very seriously about in the next few weeks." Markos Moulitsas doesn't agree : "Harold Ford says Clinton should drop out. She should. He also says there should be an Obama/Clinton ticket. No way."
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Harold Ford, Jr. Endorses A Unity Ticket
Marc Ambinder (Free subscription) | 05/07/2008
On MSNBC. "I think it's something that this party is going to have to think very seriously about in the next few weeks."
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Metaphysical Matthews
The Hotline on Call (Free subscription) | 05/07/2008
"Do you think Hillary Clinton has the soul of a vice president?" - Chris Matthews to Harold Ford Jr. , who apparently knows HRC's soul, MSNBC.
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Four’s a Crowd
MooreThoughts (Free subscription) | 04/30/2008
Kim McMillan's interest in the governorship throws her in with already-declared (sorta) Congressman Lincoln Davis,likely candidate Harold Ford, Jr., and the lingering former Nashville mayor, Bill Purcell. Bill Frist and Ron Ramsey have shown interest on the Republican side, and there are rumors that Marsha Blackburn and Knoxville Mayor Bill Haslam are also considering [...]
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Clinton going on Bill O'Reilly [Daily Kos]
The Liberal Blog Network (Free subscription) | 04/29/2008
So Hillary Clinton will go on Bill O'Reilly's show on Wednesday. But it's good! Because Obama supporters told me that going on right-wing propaganda outlets is a great idea, joining such luminaries as Lanny Davis, Joe Lieberman, Dan Gerstein, and Harold Ford.
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Obama’s Harold Ford moment.
Make the logo bigger. (Free subscription) | 04/27/2008
And it ain't even May yet. Yes, any candidate is fair game, in terms of their voting record, their political accomplishments, their stand on the issues, whatever. But when you use veiled language like ‘extreme’ to describe someone in a political ad, well, we’re waaaaaaay past ‘liberal’ now.“What, me? What'd I say. I never said anything about race.” Didn't have to. (Original NYT article linked via .)...
