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Why I’m still not for Hillary Clinton
Frances Kissling
Women voters rallied en masse for her -- but she has run as a stereotypical male and represents the same old cowardly Clintonian politics.
Money ain’t a thing
Mike Madden
Hillary Clinton revives a lagging fundraising operation with her New Hampshire win. Both she and Barack Obama are flush for now.
Obama co-chairman: Clinton didn’t cry for Katrina
Tim Grieve
Clinton says emotional moment in New Hampshire may have been a turning point for her campaign.
And sometimes, people are just wrong
Tim Grieve
Can journalists predict an outcome without necessarily wanting it to occur?
The witch ain’t dead, and Chris Matthews is a ding-dong
Rebecca Traister
The glee with which Matthews and other angry male pundits prematurely danced on Hillary's grave made me -- for one night only -- a Clinton supporter.
Does race explain the polling disconnect?
Tim Grieve
Chris Matthews leads the charge, but the evidence suggests otherwise.
Where would Clinton be without Edwards?
Tim Grieve
Her campaign says it's "excited" to be in a two-person race with Obama. Really?
An enthusiasm gap?
Tim Grieve
In New Hampshire, the Democrats' No. 2 outpaces the Republicans' No. 1.
Clinton rocks the vote in the Granite State
Walter Shapiro
With her stunning victory over Barack Obama in New Hampshire, Hillary Clinton disproved the polls and pundits and set up the Democratic race of a lifetime.
Obama: “I am still fired up and ready to go”
Thomas F. Schaller
The Illinois senator's message of hope saw some dramatic reframing as Clinton's victory in New Hampshire unfolded.
Even in defeat, Chris Matthews says, Obama “incredibly attractive”
Alex Koppelman
The NBC anchor and pundit has made a habit of gushing remarks over politicians' physical appearances, and tonight was no different.
For Clinton, a “voice” and a victory
Tim Grieve
"Let's give America the kind of comeback that you gave me tonight."
Before victory, Maggie Williams hire showed Clinton in for keeps
Alex Koppelman
The media had declared Hillary Clinton's campaign all but dead, but even before her surprising finish Tuesday night, a crucial staff change showed she was already looking beyond New Hampshire.
Obama concedes to Clinton — for now
Tim Grieve
He says that huge turnout in Iowa and New Hampshire proves that voters are ready for change.
No matter what happens, the story line changes
Tim Grieve
Bill Clinton was the goat. No, wait, Bill Clinton was extremely effective.
CNN hands Edwards the bronze
Salon Staff
The network projects that Obama and Clinton will finish first and second, but not necessarily in that order.
Economy, Iraq top issues in New Hampshire
Tim Grieve
Republicans say immigration is next. Democrats say healthcare matters more.
Arguing across the color line
Tim Grieve
Obama says he understands that the Clintons are "frustrated."
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