Seth Grahame-Smith | Posted March 24, 2008 | Politics
About a year ago, I was in a Starbucks in Beverly Hills (or as I like to call it, "America's Heartland"). You were directly behind me in line. While you fumbled around for one of those pre-packaged fruit and cheese plates, I handed the cashier my debit card and told...
Huffington Post | Rachel Sklar | March 24, 2008 09:27 AM
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Time Magazine | Mark Halperin | March 22, 2008 02:14 PM
Joseph A. Palermo | Posted March 22, 2008 | Politics
I just read that James Carville called New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson's endorsement of Barack Obama yesterday: "An act of betrayal." I guess when Carville isn't out offering his consulting services to right-wing political parties in Latin America or having deep philosophical discussions with his reactionary wife, Mary Matalin,...
Thomas de Zengotita | Posted March 21, 2008 | Politics
I'm glad Richardson is endorsing Obama. It would have been nice if he had done it before Texas. Was the Obama campaign so confident back then that they wouldn't guarantee the job Richardson was asking for? The fact that the endorsement is coming now tends to confirm my gut...
Chris Weigant | Posted March 21, 2008 | Politics
Like the hapless characters in Waiting For Godot, America sits and watches in fascination as the Democratic nomination race grinds into yet another calendar season. At this point, it is looking like it may well go unresolved all the way to the Democratic National Convention in late August.
But it...
Paul Jenkins | Posted March 21, 2008 | Politics
Earlier this week, Hillary Clinton was back in Michigan, a full two months after its "primary," pleading with the state legislature to allow a revote in the state. As she stood in downtown Detroit, it was becoming increasingly clear that there would be no do-over and she looked for the...
Martin Lewis | Posted March 21, 2008 | Politics
[Turn Toward Obama And Smile]
Well there's no counting the value of an endorsement when the endorser needs that stage instruction in his endorsement speech! As reported by Jake Tapper on his ABC blog.
Meanwhile - you have to love Bill Richardson's new look...
Huffington Post | Rachel Sklar | March 21, 2008 01:32 PM
Joseph A. Palermo | Posted March 21, 2008 | Politics
Governor Bill Richardson's endorsement of Barack Obama today is a big boost for the grassroots wing of the Democratic Party. I thought all along that Richardson was just running to be Hillary Clinton's vice presidential candidate, but I was pleasantly surprised to see that Richardson recognizes the historic direction Obama...
Wall Street Journal | Susan Davis | March 21, 2008 01:23 PM
Jane Hamsher | Posted March 21, 2008 | Off The Bus

I think there are a few lingering questions regarding Bill Richardson's endorsement of Barack Obama. This is what he said on CNN on February 25 regarding the role of superdelegates:
BLITZER: All right. So you say you will...
AP | MATT APUZZO | March 21, 2008
Joe Vogel | Posted March 21, 2008 | Politics
Sure, it would have been nice to have before Texas. But in many ways, there couldn't have been a better time for Governor Bill Richardson to endorse Barack Obama.
Here's Richardson's official statement of support:
During the last year, I have shared with you my vision and hopes for this...
Chris Weigant | Posted March 17, 2008 | Politics
On this week's Chris Matthews Show, Richard Stengel of Time magazine made a prediction in the "Tell me something I don't know" segment of the program:
John Edwards. Senator John Edwards -- remember him? -- who's been conspicuously silent since he dropped out of the race, will endorse a...
Nathaniel Bach | Posted March 13, 2008 | Off The Bus
The conventional media wisdom (oxymoron?) is that Hillary Clinton's March 4th resurgence in Ohio, Rhode Island, and Texas (well, initially in Texas) stanched the flow of superdelegates to Barack Obama. One hopes that the reason for the superdelegate hold-out is that they are waiting to coalesce around whichever candidate finishes...
Paul Jenkins | Posted March 12, 2008 | Politics
After a week in which the Clinton campaign has sunk yet further into the gutter with its aggressive manipulation of Geraldine Ferraro's mad comments, the time feels about right to send a clear message to our superdelegates, specifically those whom we elect to public office. To start with,...
Election Central | Greg Sargent | March 3, 2008 03:23 PM
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MediaMatters | March 24, 2008 08:26 PM