AP News reports that the Clinton campaign is set to announce on Monday that yet another Senator is backing Hillary Clinton in her presidential bid — Sen. Maria Cantwell of Washington.
“Hillary is ready to address our energy challenges on day one with a bold, comprehensive plan to reduce our dependence on foreign oil and move [...]
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We’re down to the wire now, as the Iowa caucus is just a few short days away and the pollsters are reverberating off the charts with a wide variety of results. The latest McClatchy-MSNBC Poll is here to your left. It gives John Edwards a bit of the edge in the Democratic field, as he [...]
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At the risk of proving that I was the only one who didn’t already know this, I just read today about a poll that is a bit different than any I’ve known of before. Some 2,000 people are being tracked on a continuing basis to determine their reaction to the primary candidates and their campaigning.
One [...]
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While from Fox News/Opinion Dynamics this is interesting data.
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Andrew Sullivan started out the morning by noting Ron Paul’s record fundraising haul and exclaiming it “Smells Like Teen Spirit.” I’m not sure about the analogy, but I guess it works for Sullivan, who has become the latest Ron Paul cheerleader.
Sullivan explains that Obama is his choice in the Democratic race, but in a choice [...]
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Politics wouldn’t be nearly as enjoyable if there were less room for surprises. Few, I believe, could honestly deny that they had written the tired old warhawk off before now. Knocking down major endorsements in the first two big races, however, will certainly put a new found spring in his step.
The Boston Globe’s editorial board [...]
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While Hillary Clinton won the pre primary (or caucus) endorsement prize in Iowa, Barack Obama has won the endorsement prize for the New Hampshire primary, from the Boston Globe. Obama, the Gobe says, “would be the country’s first post-Baby Boom president if elected” and they seemed to feel he “fulfills America’s need for “a president [...]
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Hillary Clinton has won the coveted Des Moines Register endorsement, and that endorsement could just give her lagging campaign there in a Iowa a big boost. Citing Clinton’s experience over Obama’s lack of, the Register says:
The job requires a president who not only understands the changes needed to move the country forward but also possesses the [...]
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John Kerry will be on FOX’s “Geraldo at Large,” talking about the situation in Afghanistan and his call for more troops there tonight at 8pm EST. Geraldo Rivera was reporting from Afghanistan, and word has it that it was a really engaging interview, so tune in!
Here’s the line-up for the Sunday Shows:
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On Thursday, the House passed an energy bill with “the biggest increase in vehicle fuel-economy standards since gasoline cost less than a dollar a gallon.”
The L.A. Times reports the bill is headed for a “showdown in the Senate and a possible veto from President Bush.”
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If John McCain didn’t exist, BUSHCO would have to invent him. They need someone of stature that is not of them, and who couldn’t do more for their cause if he were. “Straight talk” as a reputation bolsters credibility of others who engage in anything but, and his propensity to self destruct at opportune times [...]
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Yeah…just a little moody, today. One week from now, my loved one, thanks to GWB, will be in Kuwait, on his way to his third tour in Iraq. The only thing helping me keep it together is my regular morning cuppa and keeping tabs on my RSS reader.
I’m not posting my round-up, so much because [...]
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