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Poll: Clinton’s national lead “collapsed”
Tim Grieve
A 13-point drop since Iowa leaves the frontrunner with a statistically insignificant lead over Obama.
Bill Clinton gets passive-aggressive
Mike Madden
Go ahead and vote for Barack Obama, Bill Clinton tells voters in New Hampshire. It's your country. Do whatever you want with it.
Time for an economic steroid shot?
Andrew Leonard
Election year fun-and-games: With a recession looming, some economists are calling for an immediate middle-class tax break.
Bill Gates’ final CES keynote. (Long live Bill Gates)
Farhad Manjoo
Bono, Spielberg, Stewart, Obama, Clinton and Jay-Z say goodbye to the Microsoft mogul.
Be careful what you ask for
Tim Grieve
After Iowa, the Clinton campaign asked, "Where's the bounce?" It's right here.
Twenty-nine innings of firewall?
Tim Grieve
How Clinton could lose in New Hampshire and still win it all.
Heartbreak ahead for Hillary Clinton?
Walter Shapiro
Obama and Edwards are making potent emotional arguments to voters. But Clinton, still stuck in a cocoon of caution, could pay in New Hampshire.
Republicans do it all over again
Mike Madden
On Fox News, the second GOP debate in 24 hours has the same punching bag: Mitt Romney. This time the network joined in.
Listening to Obama
Joan Walsh
He's trying to reassure partisan Democrats he's the only one who can build a working majority to govern -- in a quiet voice that won't scare Republicans.
The debate through the eyes of Clinton loyalists
Joan Walsh
Macho men love Hillary; John Edwards plays the villain, and a meeting in the ladies room reveals a closeted Obama supporter
A Democratic donnybrook
Walter Shapiro
The debate was rich in sound and fury, but did little lasting damage to unruffled frontrunner Barack Obama.
Debate Cliche Preview
Walter Shapiro
With just minutes to go before tonight's ABC debates, we offer a breathless rundown of the Conventional Wisdom.
The politics of not nice
Joan Walsh
John Edwards tells New Hampshire voters "you can't nice special interests to death." But nobody's saying Obama is too nice. Yet.
Jonah Goldberg and Glenn Reynolds warn of “social unraveling” if Obama loses
Glenn Greenwald
The emerging race-tinged attacks on Obama are but a small preview of what would be unleashed if he were the nominee.
What now, Obama?
Salon Staff
He took Iowa, but is he too polite to go the distance? Salon's reader community Table Talk sounds off.
Barack delivers, Hillary disappoints
Joe Conason
Obama's big win in Iowa also highlights the inadequacy of Clinton's campaign strategy -- more caution than inspiration. Now she must change course.
On to New Hampshire
Joan Walsh
Barack Obama inspired record turnout and a surge of young people, and it's all good news for Democrats
Barack Obama and his mama
Carol Lloyd
The presidential candidate says his mother and other key women have shaped who he is today.
Bill Bennett knows black people
Alex Koppelman
All the networks had trouble discussing the black community in the wake of Obama's victory in Iowa, but CNN had the most embarrassing moment.
How Barack Obama swept to victory in Iowa
Walter Shapiro, Joan Walsh, Mike Madden
In three different Des Moines precincts, a vote-by-vote account of how the Obama wave built.
Barack Obama’s breakthrough victory
Walter Shapiro
The Illinois senator with magnetic appeal still faces a formidable foe in Hillary Clinton. But his decisive win in Iowa propels him toward the Democratic nomination.
Mike Huckabee sees the light
Mike Madden
With his victory in Iowa, the former Baptist minister deals Mitt Romney a blow -- but could John McCain be the biggest winner?
With the numbers in, Biden and Dodd are out
Tim Grieve
Bill Richardson says he's in the "final four."
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