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Who wants to be a Democrat?
Vincent Rossmeier
The Obama campaign hopes to register 100,000 Pennsylvania voters as Democrats before the state's March 24 voter registration deadline.
Clinton, Obama talk peace
Alex Koppelman
Meeting briefly on the floor of the Senate, the candidates agree that their supporters have gotten out of hand recently.
McCain worries al-Qaida will attack to keep him out of office
Alex Koppelman
The presumptive Republican nominee's statement doesn't reflect the terror group's past actions.
Carville wants resignation cease-fire
Alex Koppelman
One of the architects of Bill Clinton's election to the presidency says "calls for resignation are becoming cries of 'wolf' in U.S. politics today."
Obama can’t win general election, Clinton advisor says
Alex Koppelman
Mark Penn says primary results in Pennsylvania will show that Barack Obama can't win in November but Hillary Clinton can.
High-level right-wing discourse
Glenn Greenwald
Examining the ideas expressed in the last 24 hours from the right's most respectable venue of political thought.
Geraldine Ferraro still needs to apologize
Joe Conason
To fully grasp why her remarks about Obama were so outrageous, take another look at her record in Congress.
Oh, happy day — another debate announced
Alex Koppelman
Surely responding to the loud demands of all Americans, the Democratic candidates will debate at least once more.
MoveOn launches celeb-studded competition for Obama ad
Charly Wilder
The influential liberal group, which endorsed Barack Obama earlier this year, has made an open call for entries.
Reexamining the Ferraro fracas
Alex Koppelman
Is the controversy over Geraldine Ferraro's comments overblown?
McCain to media: Let’s stay together
Mike Madden
Now that he's the nominee, reporters may not get to spend as much quality time with John McCain. Can McCain and the press make a long-distance relationship work?
Which Democratic candidate has the longest coattails?
Alex Koppelman
Democrats in Congress are reportedly considering which of the potential nominees offers the most advantage down-ticket.
Michaels denies “SNL” is pro-Clinton
Alex Koppelman
The show has been perceived as boosting Hillary Clinton's campaign, but its executive producer says that was unintentional.
Ferraro resigns from Clinton campaign
Alex Koppelman
Geraldine Ferraro, a former Democratic vice-presidential nominee, had come under blistering fire for comments she made about Barack Obama.
McCain campaign manager wants surrogates on message
Alex Koppelman
Responding in part to attacks made against Obama by McCain's Republican allies, Rick Davis warns against "overheated rhetoric."
Hillary’s race against time
Camille Paglia
Are Clinton's inept attack ads and faux-feminism enough? Can Obama learn to attack? Plus: American eroticism devolves to Barbie boobs and Botox.
Clinton campaign manager congratulates Obama on Mississippi win
Alex Koppelman
Maggie Williams delivers her campaign's statement on Barack Obama's primary victory.
A look at exit polls from the Mississippi Democratic primary
Alex Koppelman
Survey results show a sharp racial divide in voting and unusual Republican support for Hillary Clinton.
Fox News calls Mississippi for Obama
Alex Koppelman
The other cable networks are holding off on projecting a winner, but exit polls show a potentially big victory for Barack Obama.
Obama camp targets Clinton experience claims
Alex Koppelman
In a memo, a surrogate for Barack Obama says Hillary Clinton's assertions about her foreign policy experience aren't supported by her record.
Obama says Clinton ad “straight out of the Republican playbook”
Alex Koppelman
The Illinois senator goes after his opponent, and considers her campaign's culpability in a recent controversy.
The expertise of Dick Morris
Alex Koppelman
In the New York Post, the former political consulting powerhouse offers some advice to Barack Obama without acknowledging his earlier predictions.
Who would the GOP rather face?
Mike Madden
John McCain's strategists look on with amazement, and a little glee, as Hillary Clinton tries to make a comeback against Barack Obama.
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