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Clinton Veepstakes
Salon Staff
Should the former presumptive front-runner beat the odds and secure the Democratic nomination, which veep candidate is her key to the Oval Office?
The Brazile-Begala smackdown
Joan Walsh
Is Obama's coalition just "eggheads and African-Americans"? Is Clinton's emphasis on "Joe and Jane Sixpack" excluding black blue-collar Democrats? A frank exchange of views on CNN.
Obama gracious in N.C. victory
Joan Walsh
He gives Clinton a win in Indiana that the networks hadn't called yet, and promises the party will come together in November.
The general election and the economy
Andrew Leonard
If a down economy spells doom for the incumbent party, why is McCain doing so well in national polls? Paul Krugman has a possible explanation.
Candidates go a-courtin’
Alex Koppelman
Both Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama are looking to pick up some quick support from superdelegates.
Clinton backer McGovern now wants her to drop out
Alex Koppelman
George McGovern, the 1972 Democratic presidential nominee, had been supporting Hillary Clinton -- now he thinks she should get out of the race.
Dems hold dueling conference calls
Alex Koppelman
In the wake of Tuesday's primaries, distinctly different attitudes are emerging from the two campaigns.
“We lost this thing in February”
Alex Koppelman
After a rough night on Tuesday, where does Hillary Clinton's campaign go from here?
Night lands Clinton closer to oblivion
Walter Shapiro
Obama takes North Carolina and only barely loses Indiana, narrowing Hillary's hopes to the 366 phantom delegates from Michigan and Florida.
The right’s selective political manipulation of Catholicism
Glenn Greenwald
Kathryn Jean Lopez's tawdry politicization of religion knows no bounds.
Will tonight be a “tiebreaker” or a “game changer?”
Katharine Mieszkowski
The candidates' "he said, she said" on the stakes in Indiana and North Carolina.
Clinton says “full speed on to the White House”
Alex Koppelman
In her speech Tuesday night, Hillary Clinton declared victory in Indiana, and though she sounded deflated her words promised more campaigning ahead.
How important is the Rev. Wright to voters?
Mike Madden
Surprise! It depends on the candidate they support.
Indiana race pulling closer
Alex Koppelman
Hillary Clinton was -- and perhaps still is -- expected to win Indiana's Democratic primary, but as the night's progressed, her margin has been shrinking.
In speech, Obama looks to be a uniter
Alex Koppelman
Addressing supporters in North Carolina on Tuesday night, Barack Obama was back to familiar messages about post-partisanship, unity and change.
Race and the race
Alex Koppelman
Exit polling from both Indiana and North Carolina shows a Democratic electorate that's still divided by racial lines.
Chaos? Maybe not
Alex Koppelman
Barack Obama's campaign is sending around a transcript of Rush Limbaugh asking Republicans in Indiana to vote for Hillary Clinton, but did his pleas have any effect?
Obama wins in North Carolina
Alex Koppelman
The calls come in immediately after polls close in the state -- Barack Obama has apparently won North Carolina's Democratic primary.
First look at today’s voting
Alex Koppelman
From the initial batch of exit polls, it appears that the primary results won't be much of a surprise.
“Vote Obama”
Alex Koppelman
Because, really, is there ever such a thing as too many election-themed music videos?
Clinton math
Alex Koppelman
Hillary Clinton's campaign is now arguing for a different count of the total number of Democratic delegates.
Now, Paul Krugman throws economists off the bus
Andrew Leonard
His colleagues are making too big a deal about Clinton's gas tax holiday proposal, he says. Where's the solidarity, Paul?
The early line on tonight’s results
Alex Koppelman
The first expectations-setting leak of the day goes to Matt Drudge, who says Clinton aides believe she'll win in Indiana and lose badly in North Carolina.
Michael Wolff on sex and the Dems
Joan Walsh
Hillary and her backers are "post-sexual." Obama has a hot wife who'll "whip his ass." "Middle-aged white men" face "revulsion." Who's on top in 2008? Nobody.
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