The largest newspaper in Indiana has endorsed Hillary Clinton:

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Yesterday we ran a post about polls out of North Carolina hinting at what could be a possible upset — a win by Senator Hillary Clinton in the Democratic Presidential primary there.

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Here and elsewhere, much has been written about the latest chapter in the saga of the angry preacher from Chicago — perhaps too much. Regardless, I hope you’ll tolerate at least one more (seriously belated) take on this story.

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Color of Change is circulating an outrageous, deplorable and fallacious petition:

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While we can pretend there have been recent ebbs and flows in the campaign, the reality is that from Super Tuesday on, almost invariably demography has been political destiny. Tell me the demographics of a state and I can tell you roughly what the electoral result will be. Consider North Carolina and Indiana.

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At the end of February, the New York Times launched its odd broadside against John McCain, alleging that some rational basis for denying him the Presid

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Baseball great Satchel Paige famously said: "Don’t look back.

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The Poole reports on voting records in Congress provide one of the clearest analyses of relative position in voting records between members. […] Read the rest »

A series of public opinion polls show Barack Obama’s support dropping among Democrats, with Hillary Clinton the obvious beneficiary. While her numbers are static, or even dropping, she’s now ahead of him in several head-to-head polls nationally and has opened up a big lead in Indiana.

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The DNC has fallen far behind the RNC in contributions for 2008, exacerbating a problem that began last year. […] Read the rest »

Howard Kurtz wrote yesterday that he hadn’t heard anyone demand Hillary Clinton’s withdrawal from the race for over a week, although events later proved that moot when Joe Andrews, former DNC chair under Bill broke very publicly with the Clintons.

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There has been much commentary in media about whether Hillary Clinton has been hit with more unbalanced attacks as a result of her gender.

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Two to watch tonight. Barack Obama delivers the "top ten" on Letterman while Hillary is interviewed on Nightline.

Is Obama getting tired? Is Hillary just warming up?

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Now as President Bush prepares to leave office and the ‘Three Amigos’ have said their last goodbyes, Mexican columnists have begun to weigh in on the success of their final NAFTA Summit.

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