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Politico: Obama wins the Drudge primary
Justin Jouvenal
A look at the Drudge Report indicates that the influential site has been favoring Barack Obama's campaign so far.
Why not let Clinton keep the four Michigan delegates?
Alex Koppelman
Hillary Clinton's supporters are arguing vehemently against one part of the deal reached to seat the state's delegation.
The latest delegate math
Alex Koppelman
Including the delegations from Florida and Michigan, Barack Obama's campaign says he's fewer than 50 delegates away from securing the nomination.
Viva Hillary Clinton!
Mike Madden
Although she won Puerto Rico easily, Clinton seemed to be campaigning in an alternate reality, as hopes for the nomination slipped away.
Clinton math
Mike Madden
In the immediate aftermath of Puerto Rico's primary, Hillary Clinton's campaign made some counterintuitive arguments about turnout and the popular vote.
Clinton: “The people… have chosen [their] candidate”
Alex Koppelman
Speaking to supporters after her victory in Puerto Rico's Democratic primary, Hillary Clinton gives an assessment of the race that might surprise some people.
In new ad, Clinton camp pushes popular vote
Alex Koppelman
The spot is running in the two states that will hold primaries on Tuesday.
Puerto Rico turnout expected to be low
Alex Koppelman
Fewer residents of the commonwealth voted than some observers had predicted, and that's bad news for Hillary Clinton.
Puerto Rico goes to the polls
Alex Koppelman
Though they don't get to vote in the general election, the island's residents are voting in a Democratic primary today, but will enough turn out to make a difference for Hillary Clinton?
Big weekend news
Joan Walsh
Democrats find their Florida-Michigan compromise, but Barack Obama is looking for a new church.
The new math in Florida and Michigan
Walter Shapiro
After a day of wrangling in Washington, the magic number for the Democratic presidential nomination is now 2,118, and Hillary Clinton nets 24 largely symbolic votes.
Committee votes to accept Michigan compromise
Alex Koppelman
The DNC's Rules and Bylaws Committee came up with a deal to end a long, contentious day, and went against the positions of both Democratic campaigns.
Report: Obama resigns membership in controversial church
Alex Koppelman
In the wake of various controversies related to the church he belonged to for 20 years, Barack Obama is reportedly cutting his ties with the institution.
Where Florida and Michigan stand now
Alex Koppelman
There's a growing sense that the issue of Florida's delegation is all but settled, but the fight over Michigan's could go late into the night.
Obama camp willing to compromise on Florida
Alex Koppelman
Speaking on behalf of Barack Obama, a Florida congressman signals the campaign's acceptance of a rumored deal concerning the state's delegation.
At Rules and Bylaws Committee meeting, Dean calls for unity
Alex Koppelman
The DNC chair turned to a story from his own life as he asked his party to come together.
Will Clinton or Obama be voted off the island?
Mike Madden
Puerto Rico may not provide Hillary Clinton with a national popular vote victory, much less those extra half-million votes Rob Reiner was talking about.
Scott McClellan: The beatings continue
Joan Walsh
Bob Dole whacks the former White House spokesman as "spurred on by greed" while journalists continue to hide from the truth. Plus: Thanks, Bob Somerby.
Kinsley: Obama shouldn’t be linked with Ayers
Alex Koppelman
The columnist dismisses attacks against Obama that connect him to the Weather Underground member, saying a connection proves nothing about Obama.
Ferraro wants study on sexism, racism in campaign
Alex Koppelman
The former vice-presidential nominee, a lightning rod for controversy earlier in the Democratic race, takes to the Op-Ed page.
The fight over Florida and Michigan
Walter Shapiro
Here's what to expect when Democratic leaders meet to decide the fate of delegates from the two states' outlaw primaries.
Will Obama’s “new kind of politics” involve new policy ideas?
Justin Jouvenal
A Washington Post reporter concludes that Barack Obama's platform involves changes in tone and leadership style, but not the kind of policy shifts Bill Clinton brought to the White House.
Blow-back from Clinton supporters hurting Obama?
Alex Koppelman
A Pew survey has some evidence that Barack Obama's image is slipping, and disaffection among Hillary Clinton's voters may account for at least some of the drop.
Does Obama have a lobbyist problem too?
Justin Jouvenal
Obama has been hitting McCain hard about the lobbyists working for him, but one lobbyist with a potential conflict is prominent in Obama's Puerto Rico campaign.
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