Tumbling Dice
Either way you slice it, Hillary and/or Obama would be striking at the very heart of the red-eyed beast. And when it's cornered, woe to the world. So what to do?
Los Angeles Debate
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Arianna, Josh Marshall and John Amato with Keith Olbermann on the LA Debate
Huff TV | Posted 02.01.2008 | Politics
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Democratic Debate: When Did the Party of the People Become the Party of Hollywood?
Robert Guttman | Posted 02.01.2008 | Politics
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When did the Democrats feel it was better to hold a debate in the opulent Kodak Theatre rather than in a labor union hall? The symbolism could not have been worse.
A Kodak Moment? Not the Audience!
Tom Baer | Posted 02.01.2008 | Politics
Hollywood and the Democrats is not a pleasant metaphor in Eden Prairie, Minnesota or Ada, Oklahoma. Somebody goofed.
Last Night's Clinton / Obama Lovefest: Who Needs Whom More?
Nathaniel Bach | Posted 02.01.2008 | Home
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Whatever the merits or possibility of a united Democratic ticket, one conclusion seems inescapable: Clinton needs Obama more than Obama needs Clinton.
LA Debate: Hugs, Smiles, Laughs, Celebs, and a Defining Moment on Iraq
Arianna Huffington | Posted 01.31.2008 | Politics
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The extended, sometimes contentious, exchange over Iraq was the most effective sequence for Obama, and the most important for the country -- bringing Iraq off the backburner and highlighting the significant differences not only between Obama and Clinton but also between the Democrats and the Republicans. Read More Bush and McCain's Displaced Ardor for War When it comes to the war in Iraq, the president and the leading GOP contender to replace him seem to be stuck in a time warp -- tossing out applause lines from years gone by and using rhetoric drawn from the Dark Ages of the Iraq debate. Read More
They Both Played It Safe. But Why? It Seemed Strangely Sincere.
Thomas de Zengotita | Posted 01.31.2008 | Politics
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Could it possibly be that Hillary and Barack were thinking about the welfare of the Democrats in November? Could it be that they were feeling a real kinship with one another?
Liveblog! With Super Tuesday In Their Sights, It's Down To Two
R. Sklar, G. MacNicol, J. Neffinger and W. Thomas | Posted 01.31.2008 | Media
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On the whole, the visual of tonight was the most striking thing about it. Personal feelings aside they really are a dream team.
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