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By jwilkes - Thursday, May 15th, 2008 at 1:42 PM
It took awhile to happen, but he finally did it. After months of speculation about which way he'd lean, former North Carolina Senator John Edwards took the stage in Grand Rapids, Michigan to endorse one of his former rivals for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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By BardofWilmette - Thursday, May 15th, 2008 at 11:53 AM
I kind of like Dan Abrams's program on MSNBC. He
is basically fair in his treatment of the various candidates, praising
and criticizing them where appropriate, and without any obvious
slanting based on his personal preferences. On last night's (May 14)
program, Mr. Abrams suggested that Barack Obama would be an absolute
fool not to offe more...
By Emilia - Wednesday, May 14th, 2008 at 6:05 PM
There is this talk about swing states and HRC's claim that no democrat has ever won the white house without them. I totally agree with her but what like many others and some pundits, she forgets that Obama is not the ordinary democrat that she talks about. HRC has won states that would go for a democrat even if it were you who is reading this. De more...
By Stonecipher - Wednesday, May 14th, 2008 at 4:03 PM
We all knew this was coming. Clinton was expected to beat Obama in West Virginia by as many as 40-points and she did. She won by 41-points to be exact and to give credit where it is due.
But as a post this morning on the Daily Kos argues, it's a little too late for momentum and symbolism. This race is over.
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By ChasingAmerica - Wednesday, May 14th, 2008 at 10:51 AM
67% to 26% was how it went in West Virginia. Clinton
whupped Obama.But West Virginia's
demographics, to be brutally honest, do not look like the rest of this
nation. Each of the states throughout
this great union of oursâ€"thank godâ€" are more of a mixed bag.
I think what did it for me was an interview on ABC wi more...
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