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[edit] » POLITICS: RECORD TURNOUT EXPECTED FOR INAUGURATION / FIRST BLACK ...

19 November 2008, by unknown Attorneys Cheryl Mills, David Kendall and Robert Barnett are working with the Obama transition team to review information about the Clintons’ background and finances, including Bill Clinton’s post-presidential business deals and ...

[edit] Right shouldn't imitate Bush-era Left - MLive.com

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[edit] Exclusive: Election 2008 – Postscripts! - Family Security Matters

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[edit] Crowd of 1 million could attend Obama inauguration - guardian.co.uk

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[edit] Naming National Security Team Will Be a Priority for Obama - Washington Post

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[edit] State: HRC's ticket to debt forgiveness? - MLive.com

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[edit] State: HRC’s ticket to debt forgiveness? - Kenneth P. Vogel ...

19 November 2008, by unknown If Clinton becomes Obama’s secretary of state, she could wipe away her $7.6 million campaign debt. ... Navigate: Politico | Politics '08 | State: HRC’s ticket to debt forgiveness? ...

[edit] A third Clinton Administration? - MONTGOMERY COUNTY (PA), Part of ...

19 November 2008, by unknown Why is Obama recycling the Clinton White House? You could make the argument that Hillary Clinton is more experienced with foreign affairs than Obama, but I thought the whole point of having Joe Biden on the ticket is because of his ...

[edit] Inside The Clinton (ClintonS) Vet - Marc Ambinder

18 November 2008, by unknown Clinton over the course of the campaign and after, has told Clinton that he wants her to play a key role in the various big-ticket proposals that he'll send to Congress, including health care. Clinton takes Obama at his word, ...

[edit] Move along, folks, the Lieberman hanging's canceled by Obama ... - Los Angeles Times

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[edit] Tickets! Tickets! Who’s Got Tickets? - New York Times

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[edit] Ga. Senate runoff draws big names, but not Obama - The Associated Press

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[edit] Ben Smith's Blog: Remainders: McCain, Clinton, Obama - Politico.com

17 November 2008, by unknown Includes political new coverage of primary and election races, and in-depth blog posts and stories on Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, John Edwards, Bill Richardson, Al Gore, Dennis Kucinich, Joe Biden, Chris Dodd, Mike Gravel, ...

[edit] Tickets to Obama’s Inaugural in High Demand - City Room Blog ...

17 November 2008, by unknown The demand for Obama inaugural tickets has become so intense that Representative Yvette D. Clarke, a Brooklyn Democrat, said it was the No. 1 request she got from nearly everyone with whom she has interacted in the last 10 days. ...

[edit] Carnival of Maryland -- 46th edition

16 November 2008, by Here we are with the 46th edition of the Carnival of Maryland, a project run by the Maryland Blogger Alliance but open to anyone living in or writing about Maryland. Normally, when I host the Carnival, I start with the miscellaneous topics and work down to the political ones, on the theory that it prevents ...

[edit] Obama's rivals: Clinton and more, close: The Swamp

15 November 2008, by unknown What this means is that a kind of brand mutual exclusivity has set in. The Obama brand stands for something that the Hillary brand does not. And vice versa!" Tantillo's full post on Obama-Clinton joint ticket proposal: ...

[edit] Suppose Senator Clinton Got a Cabinet Post ... - New York Times

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[edit] Hillary Clinton sarà segretario di Stato con Barack Obama

14 November 2008, by Barack Obama è pronto a nominare segretario di Stato Hillary Clinton, moglie di Bill e sua acerrima rivale nelle primarie democratiche della scorsa primavera. L’indiscrezione è stata diffusa questa notte dal network americano Nbc, che l’ha attribuita a due fonti dello staff del neo presidente degli Stati Uniti, e ad avvalorarla c’è il viaggio, previsto per oggi, della stessa Clinton a Chicago, dove si trova il quartier generale di Obama (anche se i collaboratori della senatrice riferiscono che

[edit] CNN Political Ticker: All politics, all the time Blog Archive ...

14 November 2008, by unknown As many of Clinton EXs as OBAMA is surrounding himself with he may at least know that he does not have the brain-power to run this ship by himself. But, why would Hillary want to gamble her political carrer with this man who is so ...

[edit] Secretary of State Hillary Clinton? Obama not saying - Houston Chronicle

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[edit] HRC-Seward Watch, Part I

14 November 2008, by Andrea Mitchell: Two Obama advisers have told NBC News that Hillary Clinton is under consideration to be secretary of state. Would she be interested? Those who know Clinton say possibly.  But her office says that any decisions about the transition are up to the president-elect and his team. Clinton was seen taking a flight to Chicago today, but an adviser says it was on personal business.  William Seward, of course, was a Senator from New York and the favorite for the 1860 Republican nominat

[edit] 11/13: Netroots To Senate Dems: Stand Up For Yourselves!

13 November 2008, by Liberal bloggers aren't letting up in their aggressive effort to convince Senate Dems to remove ex- John McCain surrogate/CT Sen. Joe Lieberman as chair of the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee. However, they're growing increasingly pessimistic about their chances of succeeding, in ...

[edit] The Cult Responds

12 November 2008, by They got me. You see I wrote this: I am sorry to continue to harp on the need for a Unity Ticket, but I feel it is important. . . . (I)s no one but me worried about needing a unified Democratic Party in November? I pray there are grownups in the Obama camp that will give him a reality ...

[edit] She Who Lives In A Post-Apocalyptic Petrostate Shouldn’t Throw Stones

11 November 2008, by Sarah Palin has been making fun of bloggers for living “in their parents’ basement.” Twice she has said this thing without anyone reminding her that Alaska is America’s basement, with a dusty old tanning bed and a Treadmill or whatever, and Wasilla is like the crawlspace in that basement, filled with ...

[edit] Sen. Feinstein on a Mission to Stop Obama Inauguration Scalpers ...

11 November 2008, by unknown An Obama-Clinton Ticket Is a Thrilling Possibility · wOw's Views on the News: Is It Time for Clinton or Obama to Throw In the Towel? Party-Blind Sen. Dianne Feinstein Becoming A Bipartisan Tour de Force ...

[edit] Next up: Test of Obama as leader - Philadelphia Inquirer

9 November 2008, by Vancouver Sun Next up: Test of Obama as leader Philadelphia Inquirer - 51 minutes ago Calm and disciplined, he ran a tight, message-control campaign. The White House is more stress. By Larry Eichel After a presidential campaign is over, certain comments look absurd in retrospect. Ticket ...

[edit] Woman power

8 November 2008, by A FRICAN-American, Latino and youth votes have been largely credited for helping propel Barack Obama to the presidency of the United States. Women voters, however, also figured prominently in Obama’s victory as 56 percent of women who voted in the November 4 elections cast their votes ...

[edit] Who let all this riff raff into the room?

7 November 2008, by Pointing out the crazy in the comments of any political blog is F/G/B* entertainment, but the responses to Red State's Operation Leper are even more lulzgamsic than the original post. The Palin Party Faithful have gathered to perform Side 4 of The Wall and they're going to find out where the fans really ...

[edit] House, Senate Republicans Could Lose Valuable Members on Election Day - Not only are Republicans expected to suffer doub...

6 November 2008, by The Republican Party's operation is hampered by President Bush's low approval ratings and the economic turmoil, as well as the get-out-the-vote fervor behind Barack Obama's presidential campaign and the fact that five times as many House Republicans have chosen not to run for re-election as ...

[edit] Congress: Big Democratic gains put party in firm control after 16 years

6 November 2008, by The Democrats made sweeping gains in congressional races on Tuesday to provide Barack Obama with a strong legislative platform for carrying out his ambitious agenda. It is the first time since Bill Clinton headed the party's ticket in 1992 that the Democrats have been in firm ...

[edit] Road Map: First 100 Days

5 November 2008, by Congratulations are in order for President-Elect Obama. While I may disagree with him on nearly every policy position, it is a truly remarkable event to behold when, just a few short decades ago, much of the nation was entrenched in shameful segregation, from schools to diners to drinking fountains. ...

[edit] Election Predictions

5 November 2008, by Is it to early to start making predictions about 2010, 2012 and beyond yet? Probably, but I’ve got a few thoughts anyway. First, if Obama runs his presidency like he ran his candidacy, he’ll be a great president and will win reelection in a cakewalk. Obviously, there are *huge* challenges ahead, ...

[edit] The Morning After... (strictly on the Presidential election)

5 November 2008, by In 1901 with the death of William McKinley, his VP, Theodore Roosevelt became the youngest President to assume office (Republican/Progressive). He was 42 and many said he would fail miserably as he was too young and lacked the experience to understand what he was doing. He became one of the most heralded ...

[edit] The Public Be Damned

5 November 2008, by There's a lot of shouting around the blogosphere, even here, from those who backed President-Elect Obama. The main theme I've noticed so far is joyful celebrations about "the death of conservatism" and "the American people have seen through your shams" and "the dustbin of history" and "Republicans ...

[edit] 11/5: Yes, He Did

5 November 2008, by While most liberal bloggers expected Barack Obama to defeat John McCain by a sizeable margin, they were still thrilled when it happened. Lefty bloggers described Obama's victory as "overwhelming" and "extraordinary". Many felt "an immense sense of relief" that Americans chose to elect ...

[edit] Why Obama Won

5 November 2008, by Well, now that the election's over, we can look back and see where the key elements came together to make Barack Obama the 44th president of the United States. And it's only with the blessing of hindsight that we can fully grasp the significance of certain events. As I see it, Obama ...

[edit] FOX Calls It: President Obama

5 November 2008, by As of 11:00, Fox News has just declared Barack Obama has been elected the 44th President of the United States. Please fasten your seat belts and return your flight attendants to the full upright position. Comments (69) It's gonna be different. :: by Clay on November 4, 2008 11:05 PM :: puke ...

[edit] BlogBites for November 3, 2008

5 November 2008, by From http://blogmantra.org:" US Republican vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin unwittingly took a prank call from a Canadian comedian posing as French President Nicolas Sarkozy. The call was made by a well-known Montreal comedy duo Marc-antoine Audette and Sebastien Trudel. The two are Known as ...

[edit] Today was the hardest day of my life (PUMA Democrat votes GOP)

4 November 2008, by Yes I went and voted today. For the first time in my life, I voted for a straight republican ticket. On the way to the polls I kept asking myself if I could vote for Obama as I have always been a Democrat. Could I be loyal to the Democrat party. When I sat down and looked at that ballot, ...

[edit] Comment of the Week: Prediction Edition

4 November 2008, by There can be little doubt that the nation's financial meltdown - a direct result of failed Republican policies - shut the door on the wildly erratic McCain-Palin ticket, and locked in Barack Obama's final month-long surge to what appears to be shaping up as a solid Democratic victory ...

[edit] We Interrupt This Science. . .For Some Politics

4 November 2008, by Election day. I’ve had a lot of requests from people who want to know how I’m going to vote. Before I started blogging, my reply to that was usually a variation on “None of your business”, but then I got into the sideline of telling people my opinions on things every working day. So that answer won’t ...

[edit] 2008Central.net Presidential Election Podcast (11/02/08)

3 November 2008, by In this podcast, we discuss projections for election day and reflect on the campaigns of Barack Obama and John McCain in order to glean insight into how they would serve as president. Download audio file (2008PresidentialElectionPodcast_11_02_08.mp3) [Subscribe to 2008Central.net's Presidential Election Podcast] Sphere: Related Content

[edit] McCain’s Terrible Strategy, Part 894

23 October 2008, by Al Giordano makes a great point: The irony of the week is that with their recent divisive statements about “pro-American parts of the country” and “anti-American parts of the country,” about “real Virginia” and “fake Virginia,” and an assist from that whack-job Congresswoman in Minnesota who wants an investigation of what she calles “anti-American” members of Congress, Obama’s rivals have served up the perfect introduction to the return of his 2004 convention speech, making it seem new and fr

[edit] The Problem With McCain’s Narrative: It’s Only About The Senate

22 October 2008, by First, if you’re not reading Robert Draper’s article about McCain’s campaign, do so immediately after reading this post. The core of McCain’s message has been that he puts country first; as evidenced by Obama not taking on his party: The McCain campaign maintained that in contrast to Obama, their candidate had taken on his own party while working with Democrats on such issues as immigration and campaign-finance reform. “Obama pays no price from his party — never has,” Salter told me. “My guy

[edit] OBAMA E HILARY DI NUOVO INSIEME

21 October 2008, by "Andate a votare e non sbagliate", è stata la prima preoccupazione della campagna di Barack Obama prima dell’ingresso della coppia Obam-Clinton nell’Amnway Arena di Orlando in Florida. Questo Stato, famoso nel 2000 per aver dato la vittoria a Bush a seggi ormai chiusi per pochi centinaia di voti è ancora considerato uno stato critico da questo punto di vista. Così tanto che lo speaker si è preoccupato di spiegare nei minimi particolari alla folla di 15000 persone in attesa dell’evento, co

[edit] California GOP Site Takes Down Offensive Material

15 October 2008, by The full story is here, hat tip to Sullivan, but I have one question: why did the logo use Hillary’ Clinton’s flag logo from the primary? It’s pretty obvious. To state the obvious, attacks like these are baseless and frankly, more likely to backfire than work. Sphere: Related Content

[edit] Hillary Clinton rules out another White House run, ‘probably’

15 October 2008, by Hillary Clinton has all but ruled out running for US president in 2012 and said she wasn't interested in any high-level positions if one time Democratic rival Barack Obama becomes president. The former first lady, who fought a long and bitter primary battle with Obama for the Democratic ticket, told Fox News Channel Tuesday that her chances of making another bid for the White House were "probably close to zero". She had no interest in being nominated to the US Supreme Court or of becoming t

[edit] Biden terms McCain erratic

13 October 2008, by Scranton (Pennsylvania, US), Oct.13 (ANI): Democratic vice-presidential nominee Joe Biden has said that the campaign of Republican presidential candidate John McCain has stooped to stunts and ugly inferences because it was losing and was out of ideas. Rousing a crowd estimated by the police at 6,000 on an otherwise quiet day on the campaign trail, [...]

[edit] Sarah Palin Misquotes Madeline Albright: ” There is a Place In Hell Reserved For Women Who Don’t Support Other Women.”

6 October 2008, by At a rally on Saturday in California, Sarah Palin offered up a rather unsettling argument for supporting the Republican ticket. “There’s a place in Hell reserved for women who don’t support other women,” the Alaska Governor said. She slaimed she was quoting former Clinton Secretary of State Madeleine Albright. The statement came after Palin had recounted something that happened on Saturday: “I’m reading on my Starbucks mocha cup, okay? The quote of the day… It was Madeleine Albright, former Se

[edit] Vice Presidential Debate Liveblog: Sarah Palin v. Joe Biden from Washington University in St. Louis

2 October 2008, by 5:34: Let’s start off with the ridiculous Gwen Ifill controversy. Gwen Ifill, I would argue, is the second best moderator possible behind Lehrer. She’s the best choice to get the Meet the Press Chair. And Tim Russert, let’s not forget, was a Democratic operative before moving to the news side; few people would argue that his past work disqualified him from being a netural moderator. And yet, we have actual Republicans saying Ifill is in the tank. It’s mortifying. If Ifill looks biased, we’ll s