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We've talked a lot this year about relying too much on the polls in the Democratic race, as they've been all over the place at times. With the Pennsylvania primary a week away, which poll do you believe?
... continue reading So Which Poll Do You Believe?. As Senators John McCain, Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama return for hearings today on the Iraq war with commanding General David Petraeus, put on your strategy hat for a moment, and let's think about what you want to achieve from your few hours back at your day job.
... continue reading Back on Capitol Hill, What's the Game Plan?. It's a busy day in the Keystone State again today for both Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton as they mark three weeks until the next big primary in the race for the Democratic Presidential nomination.
... continue reading Bowling, Beer and Cheese Steaks. Like the yearly change of the seasons, the arrival of a Presidential election year tends to bring certain subjects to the fore, only to see them quickly recede and then lay dormant for, oh another four years.
... continue reading Longshot Odds For New Election Reform Plans. The message popped up on my blackberry minutes after I had given my two kids a bath on Tuesday night. "Hillary Clinton Visits Michigan."
... continue reading Hillary Clinton Goes to What State Today?. Righting the ship after last week's setbacks in three March 4th primary states, Barack Obama last night won the Mississippi Primary as expected, going out on a high note as the Democratic race heads into a six week primary and caucus vacuum.
The quirky nature of the 2008 Presidential Primary and Caucus schedule is now fully on display for Democrats, as the contested race between Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton goes into a holding pattern of sorts for the next six weeks.
... continue reading Next Stop For The Dems: Pennsylvania. Back when the Democrats were battling in South Carolina in late January, I wrote a blog entry that said I was genuinely surprised at how much the issue of race had come to dominate the Democratic nomination battle.
It is now gut check time for the two remaining Democrats in the race for the White House, as they rumble towards a showdown a week from today on March 4 that could either end this race or prolong it into May.
As voters prepare to determine the next round of presidential voting tomorrow in three states, the candidates have a clear field - at least in terms of political news - for most of this week.
... continue reading The Field Is Clear - At Least This Week. 
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