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Charlie Cook: Obama Grand Slam
Thomas Schaller
National Journal columnist says Obama, Democrats on cusp of majority victory.
Obama’s big lead in the polls is real
Paul Maslin
Democrats are afraid to believe he's really winning. But a pollster explains why those polls that show a tight race should be treated with skepticism.
Your daily (Michelle) Obama
Judy Berman
As the media obsesses over Sarah Palin's wardrobe, a July "Access Hollywood" interview about the Obama family's thrifty fashion choices resurfaces.
McCain camp: “He made us go negative”
Mike Madden
A McCain campaign memo blames the contest's ugly tone on the lack of -- yes, you guessed it -- joint town halls.
Should we be covering Palin’s wardrobe?
Sarah Hepola
Campbell Brown says no, but Salon writers debate the issue in light of news that the highest-paid individual in McCain's presidential campain is Palin's stylist.
Poll: Bachmann trails Democratic challenger
Alex Koppelman
The Minnesota congresswoman got herself in trouble during an appearance on "Hardball," and now her reelection campaign is in peril.
Was McCain volunteer attacked over bumper sticker?
Alex Koppelman
Ashley Todd says she was robbed, and that the assailant then became enraged over her McCain-Palin bumper sticker and scratched a "B" on her face. But there are some questions about her account.
Another election nightmare in Florida?
Mike Madden
The Obama campaign has inspired a wave of early voters -- but the waits have been long and some fear havoc on Election Day.
“There’s an awful tough tightrope for Obama to walk”
Cordula Meyer
An interview with sociologist Michael Eric Dyson on Barack Obama, Martin Luther King and race relations in America.
Bateman: Barack Obama on the “real America”
Salon Staff
With the challenges we face right now, we can't afford to divide this country ... hell, we can't even afford a thing of Twizzlers.
Another myth fallen: Obama’s “Jewish problem”
Glenn Greenwald
All year long, GOP activists, neocons and pundits claimed Jews would vote in large numbers against Obama. From Gallup today: Jews favor Obama by a 3-1 margin.
President of GOP group resigns over racist image of Obama
Alex Koppelman
Diane Fedele apologizes for including the image -- Barack Obama on a food stamp with fried chicken and watermelon -- in a newsletter, but defends the message.
Latest polls point to Obama landslide
Alex Koppelman
New data from several pollsters shows him up big in some surprising states -- but what do the numbers really mean?
MoveOn says if McCain wins, it’s my fault
Alex Koppelman
The liberal advocacy group produces a customizable Web ad that allows people to encourage their friends to vote in a very personal way.
The punditocracy’s Seven Biggest Blunders of the 2008 election
Walter Shapiro, Mike Madden
Guess what? The Conventional Wisdom has blown it again in handicapping Obama vs. McCain in the homestretch.
Tea with Barack Obama’s sister
Stuart Coleman
Maya Soetoro-Ng on her "awesome" big brother, his early presidential leanings and their mother's legacy of hope.
NRCC cuts off Bachmann
Alex Koppelman
In the wake of her comments on "Hardball," the controversial Minnesota congresswoman can no longer count on help from her party's campaign committee.
McCain and the media: Is the romance over?
Vincent Rossmeier
A new study finds that the media's recent coverage of John McCain has been decidedly negative.
Salon Radio: Eric Boehlert on Drudge’s decline
Glenn Greenwald
Is the right-wing gossipmonger finally losing his sway over campaign reporters?
“I’m Joe the Plumber”
Alex Koppelman
Hoped his 15 minutes of fame were up? Sorry -- the McCain camp's newest ad is all about him.
What is happening to GOP electoral tactics?
Glenn Greenwald
Standard GOP patriotism tropes are failing to resonate and are actually backfiring. Why?
Go ahead, jump on the bandwagon
King Kaufman
Being a fan of a losing team isn't a sign of character. It's a consumer choice. So is newfound passion for the Phillies or Rays.
Where the GOP could get dirty
Andrew Burmon
From Ohio to Florida to Montana, here's where Republicans may be using voter suppression tactics to tilt the presidential election.
Obama ad goes after McCain’s leadership, temperament
Alex Koppelman
The new spot, airing in at least one key swing state, calls the Republican nominee, and his response to the economic crisis, "erratic."
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