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Wednesday, April 02, 2008 - Posts

  • Keystone Bounce


    Something we didn't mention in today's Deathwatch is a new Pennsylvania survey by Public Policy Polling that puts Obama barely ahead of Clinton, 45-43. (Read the PDF here .) That's within the 2.8 percent margin of error. What isn't statistically insignificant, Read More...
  • It's 3 a.m. ... Again


    Hillary Clinton just released a new "3 a.m." ad , with a twist. This time, instead of some vaguely ominous national crisis, it's a vaguely ominous economic crisis. From the script : But there’s a phone ringing in the White House and this time the crisis Read More...
  • The Compromise Myth


    When it comes to seating Florida’s delegation, the DNC keeps saying it’s going to come to a compromise that’s acceptable to both campaigns. “We all agree that whatever the solution, it must have the support of both campaigns,” said Howard Dean and Florida Read More...
  • McCain's Youthful Indiscretions


    One running theme of John McCain’s speeches is his youthful indiscretion. He made it the centerpiece of his speech today at Annapolis on day three of his autobiography tour: In truth, my four years at the Naval Academy were not notable for exemplary virtue Read More...
  • "Hillary Deathwatch" Odds: 9.5 Percent


    A high-profile Obama endorsement, a tightening race in Pennsylvania, and a big March fundraising gap dock Hillary 0.4 points, taking her down to 9.5 percent on the Clintometer. The big news: Democratic national-security guru and former Indiana Rep. Lee Read More...
  • More "Judas"


    In yesterday’s Washington Post , Bill Richardson offered his best retort yet to James Carville’s comparison of Richardson to “Judas”: Carville and others say that I owe President Clinton's wife my endorsement because he gave me two jobs. Would someone Read More...
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