All of the major news outlets have called the Democratic Nevada caucuses for Hillary Clinton. Romney took the win in the Republican caucuses.
CBS News entrance polls shoed that “nearly half of Democratic caucus-goers said the economy was their most important issue, while one in four cited health care and 22 percent cited the Iraq war.” [...]
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Olbermann on Rudy Giuliani’s use of 9/11 images in a new campaign ad as he struggles to make a last ditch effort for his failing campaign:
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Late yesterday afternoon I received an email from the Clinton campaign about attending an event here with Hillary Clinton in the San Fernando Valley (Northridge). Having missed the last event here in SoCal, I welcomed the opportunity to attend, because as I have said here many times, I am particularly interested in the issue of [...]
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I’m on the run today… heading out to Clinton campaign event here in the San Fernando Valley (Los Angeles).
I haven’t been out to see any of the candidates speak as of yet, mostly due to a lack of time or interest. As I reported here a few weeks ago, I did try to get a [...]
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There’s a few stories circulating about the Nevada caucuses that are of interest today. On The Fix, Chris Cillizza noted that Obama aide David Plouffe called him today and said Hillary Clinton “should be considered the “prohibitive favorite” in Nevada due to her strong support within the state party establishment and her large lead in [...]
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The Las Vegas version of the Washington Times endorsed Barack Obama today. Reading the tripe from the Las Vegas Review Journal, I asked myself, is this an endorsement to be proud of? Not really. There was no glowing praise of Obama in the endorsement and in fact it read more like a call to vote [...]
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Mike Huckabee was on the stump in Michigan pimping for the support of the evangelicals last night. Huckabee told voters he would amend the Constitution to “reflect God’s standards.” Watch this clip:
This guy is a real threat to our basic rights under the Constitution and I don’t think we should under estimate the sway he may [...]
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Too funny:
There’s more on Michigan and the Republican primary race here.
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Oops… One over zealous Barack Obama precinct captain kinda sorta went overboard in Nevada. Tacky. At least he owned up to it. In the light of this, folks are wondering things like, “what is going on these days with Obama” and if “Obama is a fighter for Obama” rather than for “the Democratic Party or [...]
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There’s some controversy over whether this is true or not, that an after victory party for Obama was blaring Jay-Z’s 99 Problems, but apparently as both Taylor Marsh and Politico point out, the Obama camp has not called for a retraction and they were given days to confirm or deny. The story from The New York Post is that as [...]
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Here’s the line-up for Sunday’s Political Talk Shows:
Meet the Press: Hillary Clinton.
Face the Nation: Mitt Romney and Mike Huckabee.
This Week: Sen. John Kerry and a roundtable of Washington Post’s E.J. Dionne, Time’s Jay Carney, ABC’s Claire Shipman, and George Will.
Fox News Sunday: Rudy Giuliani.
Late Edition: Romney, Huckabee, Fred Thompson, Iraqi Defense Minister Abdul Qadir al-Obeidi, and a roundtable with CNN’s [...]
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Still trying to figure out what happened in New Hampshire? Check out Cenk Uygur (Young Turks) on “The Hillary Effect”:
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