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Clinton puts out South Carolina concession statement
Alex Koppelman
Hillary Clinton says she's looking ahead to the states to come.
Nets call it for Obama
Alex Koppelman
It won't be a long wait tonight -- the networks didn't even hesitate to predict a winner after polls closed.
My sanest conversation on TV, ever
Joan Walsh
After a great Lester Holt interview with Barack Obama, a soul-searching conversation about the media's role in making race central to the Democratic race.
The racial divide, then and now
Tim Grieve
As South Carolina goes to the polls, will the media remember the racial polarization of 2004?
More disruptions to the Cheney/Rockefeller plan
Glenn Greenwald
Once again, the forces behind telecom immunity and warrantless eavesdropping powers were stymied in their efforts to ensure quick and seamless passage of their bill.
Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama and Tony Rezko
Tim Grieve
A "gotcha" that wasn't for one candidate, a need to "come clean" for another.
Update: Michelle Obama disagrees with me
Joan Walsh
After the candidate says all's fair, his wife denounces the Clintons' "win at any cost" tactics. Plus: A last word on the "battles of the sixties."
When principles aren’t enough
Thomas F. Schaller
Like the poor people he talks about, John Edwards has been forgotten by a lot of Democrats. Is his next role to play king- or queenmaker for the party?
Bill Clinton looks backward
Walter Shapiro
He is attacking Barack Obama with the same playbook he used to go after Republican targets like Newt Gingrich. Are the Clintons stuck in reverse?
TV Daily
Salon Staff
Friday/weekend: Bobby Brown gets achy-breaky on CMT's "Gone Country." Plus: What did you think of "The Celebrity Apprentice" on Thursday?
In the NYT primary, it’s Clinton and McCain
Tim Grieve
The Times says Clinton's experience beats the excitement of Obama.
Barack Obama agrees with me
Joan Walsh
He says the tough Democratic primary will get him in shape to fight Republicans.
There’s no taking sides
Joe Conason
Contrary to what many readers think, I am not endorsing Clinton or Obama for president -- and have spared neither candidate my criticism.
Obama’s historic run heads south
Walter Shapiro
Did his victory in Iowa and strong showing in New Hampshire really "put to rest the notion that a black candidate can't win in America"?
Will whites vote for Barack Obama?
Alex Koppelman
Obama has attracted white votes in Democratic primaries, but how would he fare with white America if he were the party's nominee?
What do evangelicals want?
Amanda Silverman
The answer, it turns out, is a little more complicated than "Not Giuliani."
Obama and Clinton on Reagan and Republicans
Joan Walsh
The Clinton team is right about some of Obama's remarks and wrong about others. But the campaign so far has been beanbag compared to what both will face from the GOP in November.
Sicko
Garrison Keillor
What can the presidential candidates, and Ben Bernanke, for that matter, do about my lousy cold?
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