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Clinton, Obama, and the forum on faith

Steve Benen
In the wake of the "bitter" controversy, Democratic candidates pressed on faith and compassion at a Pennsylvania forum.

Hey, Obama boys: Back off already!

Rebecca Traister
Young women are growing increasingly frustrated with the fanatical support of Barack and gleeful bashing of Hillary.

Obama and the white working class

Joan Walsh
The candidate's Pennsylvania remarks, and his passionate defense of them, are more convincing than the debate about them would have you believe.

Obama says he would have gotten rid of Penn

Vincent Rossmeier
And the Clinton campaign cries hypocrite.

In every measure, Obama clobbers Clinton online

Farhad Manjoo
Web traffic-monitoring firm Compete runs down the ways Obama trumped Clinton on the Internet in March.

McCain gives up on his mortgage plan

Steve Benen
In the face of widespread disappointment, McCain scraps his own response to the mortgage crisis.

Responsibility for the last seven years

Glenn Greenwald
How can someone who urged in 2003 that torture occur in the "dark rooms" today insist that they never supported torture?

Spare votes?

Walter Shapiro
He bowled gutter balls at the rec center, but Obama is picking up points with blue-collar voters in Pennsylvania.

McCain’s lack of candor on reproductive rights

Joe Conason
On issues like abortion and sex education, the candidate is neither as moderate nor as principled as some might think.

King Kaufman’s Sports Daily

King Kaufman
Brett Favre (circle one) might/might not come back. And we (circle one) care/want to strangle him. Plus: Pool o' Experts winner.

McCain’s bizarre reluctance on the new GI Bill

Steve Benen
Why McCain won't support a bipartisan bill on education benefits for veterans.

The financial costs of war

Steve Benen
Bush's bogus arguments about defense spending fall apart under scrutiny.

No, Hillary Clinton shouldn’t be winning

Brad DeLong
Sean Wilentz spun a fantasy in his Salon piece about Clinton's electability. In the real world, it's Barack Obama who's more electable.

My last word (for now) on sexism

Joan Walsh
I'm a sucker for thinking evidence will change people's minds. So watch this video, and tell me sexism hasn't hurt Hillary Clinton in this campaign.

Thank you, Rush Limbaugh!

Joan Walsh
The right-wing radio host quoted my CNN comments about the sexism Hillary Clinton faces, and I am very grateful.

Some in the military like pro-withdrawal candidates

Steve Benen
An ABC News report highlights U.S. troops backing Obama, Clinton on war and in election.

McCain gets confused about al-Qaida again

Steve Benen
The candidate showed today that he's still mixed up about the terrorist group's religious background.

McCain maintains menacing money problems

Steve Benen
His March fundraising total of $15 million must be discouraging news for the GOP candidate.

Reports of Penn’s ouster may be greatly exaggerated

Steve Benen
Mark Penn apparently will remain an advisor and pollster for the Clinton campaign.

Megan McArdle and Dan Drezner’s defense of the media

Glenn Greenwald
There are people who believe the press should be covering Obama's bowling scores and Monica Lewinsky while ignoring torture, lawbreaking, and the suspension of the Fourth Amendment.

Cashing in on the Clinton campaign

Mike Madden
Where do all those little-guy donations go? Ask top strategist Mark Penn, as he exits with millions in consulting fees.

Obama: The Chinese version

Andrew Leonard
Why is the Democratic candidate for president throwing a net over the logo for China's biggest search engine?

Is Barack Obama a libertarian paternalist?

Andrew Leonard
There's a new movement coming out of the University of Chicago. Austan Goolsbee, Obama's economic adviser, is a key disciple.

A silver lining to a prolonged nomination process?

Steve Benen
Voter registration is way up in six of the eight states yet to hold Democratic primaries.
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