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Why You Should Be Optimistic About November

Dylan Loewe | Posted May 12, 2008 | Politics


Dylan Loewe

After having lost the last two presidential elections and with Hillary Clinton still on the stump arguing that the near presumptive nominee is simply unelectable, it's no wonder that Democrats are starting to feel worried about November, peeking toward the future from behind the hand covering their eyes. But there...

7 Days with Arianna: This Week's Political Scandals Don't Touch a "Clean" Obama

Mark Green | Posted May 11, 2008 | Politics


Mark Green

This week three below-the-fold scandals threatened three politicians while Sen. Obama stayed "clean," in the good meaning of Sen. Biden's adjective of a year ago. Because Barack Houdini easily escaped the chains of Rev. Wright and because of "the math" after the North Carolina romp, it certainly looks like it's...

Bill Clinton to Rural W. Va.: "I'd Rather Be Here with You" -- Really? When Was His Last Visit?

Paul Abrams | Posted May 11, 2008 | Politics


Paul Abrams

According to press reports Bill Clinton is barnstorming through rural West Virginia telling people that everyone else is making fun of them, and him, that only Hillary believes they are just as smart as everyone else, and only Hillary believes that they have as much right to decide who will...

Obama, Lincoln and The Encouraging Double Ds

Karen Dalton-Beninato | Posted May 11, 2008 | Off The Bus


Karen Dalton-Beninato

As the Democratic Party nomination race moves to a close-- the relatively unknown Illinois Senator pulling ahead of a political powerhouse-- the race begins to further parallel another historic run.

2008-05-11-Metropolis.jpg Prairie State "DD"s are behind both races: Dave Davis...

The Future: Poignant and fraught with opportunity for the Democratic Party

Michelle Kraus | Posted May 11, 2008 | Politics


Michelle Kraus

This poignant moment is revolutionary for Democratic politics, if we only step back from the dramas unfolding. It is the story of the valiant fight by the first woman to hold the highest office in this country. And moreover, this is the time for the first African-American candidate to compete...

Recognizing the Race Chasm

David Sirota | Posted May 11, 2008 | Politics


David Sirota

The issue of race makes a lot of folks uncomfortable -- and that's especially true right now when the nation is closer than ever to electing the first black President of the United States. As my new newspaper column this week shows, many serious people who dominate our political...

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Bill Kristol Predicts Obama Veep As...Dick Gephardt?

HuffingtonPost.com   |  Jason Linkins   |   May 11, 2008 03:07 PM


Remember four years ago when the New York Post announced to the world that Dick Gephardt was going to be Kerry's pick for vice-president, except that it wasn't true, not one word of it, not even a syllable? Good times!...

Will Obama Lose West Virginia, Kentucky Because He's Black?

The Carpetbagger Report   |   May 11, 2008 02:39 PM


Given every metric, Barack Obama is obviously well positioned to win the Democratic presidential nomination. And yet, on Tuesday, he's going to lose the West Virginia primary by a very large margin. A week later, he's going to lose the...

What Should Obama Do In West Virginia and Kentucky?

David Roberts | Posted May 11, 2008 | Politics


David Roberts

Though the nation's pundits have decided that the primary race is over, someone failed to get Clinton the memo -- she is determined to stay in to the bitter end.

The next primaries are in West Virginia and Kentucky, states where the number of poor whites is high and...

NYT's Front Page Obama Profile: "The Ultimate Pragmatist"

New York Times   |   May 11, 2008 01:25 PM


In August 1999, Barack Obama strolled amid the floats and bands making their way down Martin Luther King Drive on Chicago's South Side. Billed as the largest African-American parade in the country, the summer rite was a draw over the...

Obama, McCain Map Fall Strategies

New York Times   |  ADAM NAGOURNEY and JEFF ZELENY   |   May 11, 2008 10:19 AM


Senators John McCain and Barack Obama are already drawing up strategies for taking each other on in the general election, focusing on the same groups -- including independent voters and Latinos -- and about a dozen states where they think...

O Bubba, Where Art Thou?

Linda Hansen | Posted May 10, 2008 | Off The Bus


Linda Hansen

Camp Clinton: It's not just for irritable feminists anymore. Or for skittish seniors, who want a little comfortable change--but are not sold on Change-with-a-capital-C (read: not equipped to gamble on the young black guy). It's not just for her share of a struggling, disillusioned working- and middle class. Put 'em...

Sunday Roundup

Arianna Huffington | Posted May 10, 2008 | Politics


Arianna Huffington

This week, John McCain gave a speech for the ages - the Dark Ages. He offered up the Right's boilerplate complaints about activist judges -- ignoring the fact that the majority of federal judges are GOP appointees, as are 7 of the 9 Supreme Court Justices. Or maybe he was...

On The Trail, Obama Airbrushes Out Clinton's Name

Wall Street Journal   |  Joel Millman   |   May 10, 2008 05:41 PM


There's something missing from the Barack Obama campaign this weekend: virtually all mention of his primary opponent, Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton. In speeches and in brief press conferences, Senator Obama has been pounding away on the presumptive Republican nominee, John...

Hillary Clinton's Legacy

Bob Ostertag | Posted May 10, 2008 | Politics


Bob Ostertag

Two months ago I wrote about the emerging parallels between the bitterness of the current Democratic primary and the split between early white women's rights activists and abolitionists after the Civil War. With the campaign of Hillary Clinton sputtering to its final end, it is appropriate to revisit these issue...

Obama rises from political obscurity to verge of history

AP   |  CHARLES BABINGTON   |   May 10, 2008


WASHINGTON — The amazement was on their faces. Hundreds waited for Barack Obama on that evening in South Carolina, 15 weeks ago, to claim victory _ a surprising victory, surprisingly large. And amazing it was. It made it possible for...

Clinton Still Attacking Obama On Campaign Trail

AP   |  CHARLES BABINGTON and SARA KUGLER   |   May 10, 2008


BEND, Ore. — Barack Obama began sketching the outlines of his expected presidential contest against Republican John McCain on Saturday, saying the fall election will be more about specific plans and priorities than about questions of political ideology or who...

Hillary Said It Wrong But Got It Right About Hard Working, White Americans

Earl Ofari Hutchinson | Posted May 10, 2008 | Politics


Earl Ofari Hutchinson

If there were ever words that Hillary Clinton should take back it's her retort that hard working whites backed her in the primaries. The implication was that whites are the only ones who work hard. She obviously didn't mean that. Her awkwardly put point was simply that Obama has not...

Obama Campaign Launches "Vote For Change" Voter Registration Drive

  |   May 10, 2008 10:06 AM


Today, May 10, marks the first day of what the Obama campaign is calling its "Vote For Change" project. From barackobama.com: On May 10th, Barack Obama is launching Vote for Change, an unprecedented 50-state voter registration and mobilization drive. More...

Most Race-Baiting Column EVER! O'Reilly Uses Nearly Entire Column To Conjure Up A Race War Over Obama

Steve Young | Posted May 10, 2008 | Media


Steve Young

In one of the most incendiary columns ever written, "Race And The Presidential Election," Bill O'Reilly sets the race-bait bar to record-breaking...depths. Short of saying that Barack Obama wants to sleep with your pearly-white daughter, O'Reilly uses just about every button meant to alarm his white fans to the...

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