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Women and Clinton: Damned if they vote, damned if they don’t?
Lynn Harris
We are not "divided." We are diverse. Let's move on.
50 superdelegates ready to endorse Obama?
Alex Koppelman
On MSNBC, Tom Brokaw says a source close to the campaign told him 50 superdelegates may go public with their support for Obama soon.
Dean says he’s concerned about a prolonged race
Alex Koppelman
In a closed-door meeting with Sen. Reid and Rep. Pelosi, the DNC chairman said a continuing nomination battle could hurt the party's chances in November.
Most Dems want Clinton to keep running, conditionally
Alex Koppelman
A new poll reveals that many Democrats believe Hillary Clinton should stay in the race if she wins in either Ohio or Texas.
Hillary Clinton makes her stand in Ohio
Walter Shapiro
Her campaign is nervously optimistic, but she faces a daunting delegate map -- and perhaps forces beyond her control -- in the race against Obama.
The numbers crunch Hillary in Texas
Mike Madden
Late polls show a tight race between Obama and Clinton, but even if Clinton pulls out a popular-vote victory, the delegates will probably go to her opponent.
Flag pins are for losers — literally
Jerome Doolittle
Conservatives are still hitting Barack Obama for having an empty lapel, but guess what happened to all the presidential candidates who did wear flag pins?
Quarter of Clinton supporters would vote McCain over Obama
Alex Koppelman
A survey by the Pew Research Center shows that, if their candidate were not the nominee, more Clinton voters than Obama voters would defect, and the Clinton campaign trumpets the results.
Clinton, Obama debut new ads
Alex Koppelman
The campaigns release what will presumably be their last television spots before the March 4 primaries.
This just in: Women are stupid!
Tracy Clark-Flory
A writer argues that she, and women the world over, are so dumb it hurts.
Who is, or was, Big Oil’s candidate?
Andrew Leonard
Clinton beats Obama and McCain. But nobody currently running for president comes close to the real winner.
The chronicles of Austan Goolsbee
Andrew Leonard
Obama's economic advisor admits he talked about trade with Canadian officials. But he was misquoted! Except he was telling the truth!
The chronicles of Austan Goolsbee
Andrew Leonard
Obama's economic advisor admits he talked about trade with Canadian officials. But he was misquoted! Except he was telling the truth!
Jury selection begins in Rezko trial
Alex Koppelman
A real estate developer and supporter of Barack Obama's goes on trial. How will the courtroom drama affect the presidential candidate?
What Howard Kurtz means by “media scrutiny”
Glenn Greenwald
The media critic for CNN and the Washington Post demands more scrutiny of Obama and then lists the most scurrilous right-wing attacks as "issues" needing more attention.
Brand-aid
Jeff Yang
Global marketing execs agree -- America's image is in the toilet. The cure? One presidential candidate has what it takes, they say, to save Brand USA.
Cleveland to Dennis Kucinich: Phone home
Edward McClelland
Back in Ohio, the left's favorite long shot is paying the price for his presidential ambitions. Calling him out of touch, four Democrats will try to take his House seat Tuesday.
Obama hits back at Clinton ad
Mike Madden
Barely eight hours after Hillary Clinton's "3 a.m." ad showed up, Barack Obama puts out his own version of the same commercial.
The McCain/Hagee story picks up steam
Glenn Greenwald
Slowly, more media outlets are starting to cover the GOP candidate's embrace of one of the most hateful and influential extremists in America.
Clinton campaign: Forget what we said earlier
Mike Madden
Losses along the way to the nomination are no problem, Hillary Clinton's campaign says -- as long as it's Clinton who loses.
The audacity of narcissism
Joan Walsh
I thought no politician could be more self-involved than Ralph Nader -- until I heard Matt Gonzalez had agreed to be his running mate.
“We Are the Ones”
Alex Koppelman
The Black Eyed Peas' will.i.am releases a new video supporting Barack Obama.
A solution to McCain’s Panama problem, with Obama’s support
Alex Koppelman
Claire McCaskill, a key backer of Obama's, introduces legislation designed to end any ambiguity about McCain's eligibility for the presidency.
Ralph Nader loves John McCain
Joe Conason
In 2004, Nader asked McCain to help his campaign -- and the senator rushed to his side. Is the consumer advocate now returning the favor?
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