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Obama’s lead widens in Pew
Thomas Schaller
The poll shows McCain's support tanking, early voters favoring Obama.
Montana in play
Thomas Schaller
Democratic governor, new Democratic senator ... and 3 new Democratic electors?
Michelle Obama, a new force in politics
Thomas Schaller
With so much focus on her husband, Michelle Obama's emergence has gone unnoticed.
Lowry: McCain’s campaign failure
Thomas Schaller
The National Review columnist explains the paradox that doomed the Maverick's campaign.
What Barack Obama needs to do to close the deal
Thomas Schaller
Three Democratic operatives offer advice for how the candidate should spend the final week.
The Republican shipwreck
Gary Kamiya
The mighty right-wing Titanic is sinking, and McCain is desperately blaming Bush. But the problem isn't the captain -- it's the ship.
Sarah Palin, still rockin’ the right
Mike Madden
In newly swinging Virginia, the GOP base showed love for their "true conservative" -- who may be eyeing the White House beyond McCain.
What Obama really said in 2001
Joan Walsh
McCain shamelessly distorted a radio interview about the best way to deal with the legacy of slavery.
A skinhead plot to kill Obama?
Alex Koppelman
The ATF arrests two men in an alleged plan to assassinate Barack Obama and 102 other African-Americans, but the allegations seem overblown.
Obama live from Canton
Thomas Schaller
Watch the candidate give his closing argument, on the campaign trail in Ohio.
Your daily Palin
Kate Harding
Consignment shop owner speaks, Anchorage paper endorses Obama and more.
Controversial Obama radio interview surfaces
Thomas Schaller
A 2001 interview on Chicago's WBEZ is used to echo the "radical redistribution of wealth" meme.
Another Republican backing Obama
Thomas Schaller
Former South Dakota Sen. Larry Pressler jumps on the Obama bandwagon.
Ed Whelan’s petulant, fact-free right-wing victimhood
Glenn Greenwald
National Review claims that the Washington Post has concealed comments of Joe Biden that, in fact, it has quoted at least six times.
McCain-Palin play “the cocky card”
Thomas Schaller
Desperate, with time running out, McCain-Palin try to paint Obama as overconfident.
Where the road ends for John McCain
Walter Shapiro
His Straight Talk Express bolted out of New Hampshire eight years ago. Now the candidate is running on empty.
On Iraq, McCain doesn’t have a clue
Joe Conason
Despite the impasse in U.S.-Iraq negotiations, he clings to his fantasy of "victory" and America's ability to set the terms for withdrawal.
Why Obama has to stay above 50 percent
Bill Greener
A GOP operative argues that in a race between a white and black candidate, "undecideds" vote white. Meaning, "undecideds" will break for McCain.
Is McCain even in trouble in… Arizona?
Mike Madden
A new poll shows Barack Obama has cut way into John McCain's lead in his own state.
Saturday night limp?
Sarah Hepola
Broadsheet writers discuss "SNL" comedian Maya Rudolph's return to the show as Michelle Obama.
McCain looks lost on “Meet the Press”
Joan Walsh
The tired GOP nominee delivers an unimpressive performance as the campaign nears its end.
“Saturday Night Live” ignores McCain
Mike Madden
The late-night comedy show has, apparently, decided there's only one candidate left making fun of any more.
McCain says he’s not losing
Mike Madden
On "Meet the Press," John McCain argues with Tom Brokaw about polls, George Bush and Sarah Palin.
A tale of two faces
Joan Walsh
Ashley Todd's self-mutilation and Sarah Palin's pricy makeup dominate the news as the campaign just keeps getting weirder. Plus: Hitchens calls McCain "borderline senile."
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