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Hillary Clinton’s bionic quest continues
Rebecca Traister
At her victory party in Philly, fresh talk of fundraising, Florida and a future in the White House.
Campaign roundup
Steve Benen
Clinton's cattle futures are off the table, while Obama looks strong in North Carolina.
Will Obama shift his focus to McCain?
Steve Benen
Pivoting away from Clinton, Obama appears ready to go into a general-election mode.
Burden on superdelegates gets even heavier
Steve Benen
Eventually, party leaders are going to have to weigh in and tip the scales toward Clinton or Obama.
Obama can’t close the deal
Walter Shapiro
Clinton notches another do-or-die big-state win in Pennsylvania. Which is more troubling for Democrats -- her scorched-earth tactics or Obama's failure to build on his base?
In speech, Obama looks past Pennsylvania
Alex Koppelman
After he -- as expected -- lost a big primary, Barack Obama delivered just the kind of speech he needed to make.
Clinton: “The tide is turning”
Alex Koppelman
In a speech, Hillary Clinton celebrates her victory in Pennsylvania, but a cloud of doom still hangs over her.
Networks say Clinton will win Pennsylvania
Steve Benen
MSNBC and Fox News both call the Pennsylvania primary for Clinton, but the margin remains to be seen.
So far, Pennsylvania exit polls provide little insight
Alex Koppelman
Early leaks show conflicting numbers.
Obama rules the Pennsylvania airwaves
Joan Walsh
The Clinton camp complains he spent more on media in Pennsylvania than on all 20 Super Tuesday states. But will carping about Obama's fundraising prowess really make Clinton seem more electable? Stay tuned.
The epic battle for Pennsylvania
Mike Madden
It seemed endless. It got nasty. (Babies were invoked, but so was bin Laden.) What will Tuesday's vote finally bring for the Democratic race?
What to expect when you’re expecting (primary results)
Steve Benen
After six weeks of anticipation, Pennsylvanians head to the polls.
A Willie Horton ad for a new generation
Steve Benen
Author of infamous 1988 ad is back with an anti-Obama smear.
Bill Clinton and the “race card”
Mike Madden
Three months later, the former president accuses the Obama campaign of twisting his post-South Carolina remarks.
The painful task of measuring racism
Steve Benen
A small percentage of the population won't vote for a black presidential candidate, but we don't know how small.
Clinton’s surprising appearance on “Countdown”
Steve Benen
A week after a ridiculous debate, MSNBC's Olbermann shows the media how it's done.
Attention, pundits. It ain’t over
Rebecca Traister
The press may be fatigued by the Clinton-Obama battle, but the actual voters in Pennsylvania are still pumped -- no matter who wins.
Even Santorum can’t stay away
Steve Benen
After vowing to never support John McCain, Rick Santorum comes around.
McCain “glad” to have radical preacher’s support
Steve Benen
McCain concedes Hagee's support was a mistake, but he's keeping the endorsement anyway.
Pondering whether McCain would be worse than Bush
Steve Benen
The latest flap between Clinton and Obama is whether McCain would be as bad as or worse than Bush.
McCain’s gassy tax relief
Katharine Mieszkowski
An economics and transportation expert evaluates the presidential hopeful's plan to suspend the gas tax: "It's a terrible idea."
Russert should debunk nonsense, not repeat it
Steve Benen
"Meet the Press" host repeats bogus line about Obama and the Pledge of Allegiance.
Bill Kristol, great man of sacrifice, on the duties of Passover
Glenn Greenwald
The New York Times warrior/columnist points to the glories of sacrifice (by others) and the lessons of Judaism to urge a vote for John McCain.
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