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Will Obama Squander the Dems' Lead? - Paul Krugman, New York Times
Desperate Clinton is Danger to Dems - Eugene Robinson, Washington Post
It's Not Over Quite Yet - Jay Cost, RealClearPolitics
Ten 'What Ifs' About Clinton's Campaign - John Heilemann, NY Magazine
A Farewell to Hillary - Charles Krauthammer, Washington Post
Obama's Toughest Fight is Against McCain - Edward Luce, Financial Times
Let Them Eat Arugula - Jonathan Chait, The New Republic
Sticking Points for Obama - Michael Gerson, Washington Post
Obama Should Pick Jim Webb - Gerald Pomper, UVA Center for Politics
The Conservative Revival - David Brooks, New York Times
House GOP Shifts Into Panic Mode - Reid Wilson, RealClearPolitics
Economics and the Entrepreneur - Carl Schramm, Claremont Review
Why Oil Wealth Fuels Conflict - Michael Ross, Foreign Affairs
How Bush Can Prevent A War With Iran - Mort Kondracke, Roll Call
Obama Needs a History Lesson - Jack Kelly, RealClearPolitics
The Widening 'Generation Gap' - Andrew Kohut, New York Times
Voters: Racism Is Not the Problem - Stuart Taylor, National Journal
RCP Blog: AM Roundup | Arianna to 11 | Late Night | Super Movement
Politics Nation: Little Help From His Friends | Under the Bus

Editorials

Regime's Paranoia Worsens Tragedy in Burma - USA Today
Who Rules Russia: Putin or Medvedev? - Daily Telegraph
Clinton Needs to Stop the Negative Campaigning - New York Times
Dems Finally Divorce the Clintons - Wall Street Journal

Political News & Analysis

Obama Takes Victory Lap Around D.C. - New York Times
Obama Catches Clinton in Hill Endorsements - The Hill
Clinton Asks Superdelegates to Commit in Private - The Politico
McCain Sets Stage for Fall Run - Wall Street Journal

Transcripts & Speeches

Interview with Obama - The Situation Room
Panel Discusses Democratic Coalitions - Special Report w/Brit Hume
Fmr. Speaker Hastert on "Hannity & Colmes" - Hannity & Colmes
Lawmakers Debate Housing Bill - The NewsHour
McCain's Vision for Defending the World's Vulnerable - John McCain

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Heavyweights Head to the Hill - Carpetbagger Report
Hillary Clinton's Inexcusable Bigotry - Daniel Drezner
Joe Scarborough for VEEP? - Race 4 2008
Rendell as Obama's VP Does Not Make Sense - Newshoggers
Mission Accomplished, Obama Style - Taylor Marsh

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Hillary Plays The Race Card Again
Hillary Clinton plays the race card, claims she can win with the white middle class voters. Not with "Eggheads and African-Americans.(Video Included)
Submitted by rheaiturnbull - May 8, 11:27 pm 11 votes | VOTE

2008 Presidential Electoral Vote Projection - Updated 5/9/08
In today's updated Electoral Projection Map and Poll Chart, both John McCain and Barack Obama have an additional state in their column: * Nevada moved into McCain's column as a good-Obama poll moved off the 50-day average. * Colorado moved into Obama's column because a strong McCain poll moved off the 50-day average. . . .
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ALERT: Obama's Global Poverty Act World Welfare Program is Being Snuck Through the Senate
Sen. Barack Obama, perhaps giving America a preview of priorities he would pursue if elected president, is rejoicing over the Senate committee passage of a plan that could end up costing taxpayers billions of dollars in an attempt to reduce poverty in other nations.
Submitted by Dupray - May 8, 7:02 pm 10 votes | VOTE

The Willful Blindness of the Democrats
If I thought I had any impact at all on this race, I wouldn't write this. Heaven forbid I make any Democrat really think about what they are doing. Trust me on this, if the superdelegates go Hillary's way, it will be because of the following. Obama can't win.
Submitted by Rightwingsparkl - May 8, 4:24 pm 20 votes | VOTE
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