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Tote Board Column -- 3/27 -- The General Election Hurdles Facing Obama

Tote Board Column -- 3/27 -- The General Election Hurdles Facing Obama
This week's Tote Board column looks at the massive general election precedents facing Barack Obama.
by Importer | Mar 27, 2008 | with no comments

Tote Board Column -- 3/20 -- Race Gets in the Race

Tote Board Column -- 3/20 -- Race Gets in the Race
This week's Tote Board column looks at how the issue of race and affirmative action may be beginning to cripple the Obama campaign.
by Importer | Mar 20, 2008 | with 5 comment(s)

Obama's Speech and the Campaign

Obama's Speech and the Campaign
Obama's speech on race in Philadelphia yesterday was wonderful rhetoric and the reaction has been almost universally positive. But will it help his campaign? On that, of course, the jury is out and we won't have any answers until at least the...
by Importer | Mar 19, 2008 | with 5 comment(s)

In Mississippi, Obama Holds Serve

In Mississippi, Obama Holds Serve
Sporting analogies are overdone in politics but this year's Democratic campaign -- with its clear demographic contours -- is a bit like a tennis match. Obama last night won a state he was predicted to win. Now, on to Pennsylvania, where it's up...
by Importer | Mar 12, 2008 | with 1 comment(s)

Guest Blog Pundit Matthew Sawh: Some Possible Dark Horse Vice-Presidential Choices for Obama

Guest Blog Pundit Matthew Sawh: Some Possible Dark Horse Vice-Presidential Choices for Obama
Obama's Dark-Horse Veep List: 1. Senator Russ Feingold: The strongest counterpoint to the McCain aura of reform and cleaning the corporate system up. If Senator Obama is truly serious about challenging the 'Iraq Mindset' he needs to strongly...
by Importer | Mar 07, 2008 | with 12 comment(s)

The Huge Problem Facing Barack Obama

The Huge Problem Facing Barack Obama
The huge problem facing Barack Obama is clearly outlined in the latest Pew poll : A quarter of Democrats (25%) who back Clinton for the nomination say they would favor McCain in a general election test against Obama. The "defection" rate among...
by Importer | Mar 06, 2008 | with 5 comment(s)

Tote Board Column -- 3/6 -- "Giant Step"

Tote Board Column -- 3/6 -- "Giant Step"
This week's column looks at the problems ahead for the Democrats and why Hillary Clinton could well be the stronger general election candidate.
by Importer | Mar 06, 2008 | with no comments

Clinton Wins Big on Mini-Super Tuesday Which Means Big Problems for Democats

Clinton Wins Big on Mini-Super Tuesday Which Means Big Problems for Democats
As we anticipated in earlier posts and columns, the Democratic race is now headed to a train wreck, on the heels of Hillary Clinton's strong showings last night. The race now heads to Pennsylvania in late April but, as Fred Barnes noted jokingly last...
by Importer | Mar 05, 2008 | with 1 comment(s)

What's At Stake in Tonight's Primaries

What's At Stake in Tonight's Primaries
What's at stake in tonight's primaries? Actually, it's pretty straightforward. If Obama sweeps Ohio and Texas, it's over. If Clinton sweeps, she'll still trail in delegates but she still has a chance to win the nomination -- though...
by Importer | Mar 04, 2008 | with 2 comment(s)

Preview of Mini-Super Tuesday: Don't Assume the Obama-Clinton Race is Over

Preview of Mini-Super Tuesday: Don't  Assume the Obama-Clinton Race is Over
The press has been approaching the upcoming contests in Ohio and Texas (with two other states voting) as the end of the line for the Clinton campaign. That could happen but it's far less likely than the media has been assuming. Sure, if Obama wins...
by Importer | Mar 03, 2008 | with 5 comment(s)

Guest Blog Pundit Vic Sholis: The Battle for Texas

Guest Blog Pundit Vic Sholis: The Battle for Texas
This is it, folks. After months of skirmishes across the country, Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama are in Texas for the next two weeks, waging what possibly is a fight to the death. Texas is the biggest state left on the Democrats' calendar, and both...
by Importer | Feb 22, 2008 | with 8 comment(s)

Ted Van Dyk on Last Night's Austin Debate

Ted Van Dyk on Last Night's Austin Debate
One of the Democrats' great senior wise men, Ted Van Dyk, former aide to Hubert Humphrey, George McGovern, and others, sent me this wrapup of the debate last night. As always, he bears listening to: . . . Both Obama and Clinton have honed their performances...
by Importer | Feb 22, 2008 | with no comments

Guest Blog Pundit Johanna Wald: What Obama Has to Do in Tonight's Debate and Over the Next Two Weeks to Seal the Deal

Guest Blog Pundit Johanna Wald: What Obama Has to Do in Tonight's Debate and Over the Next Two Weeks to Seal the Deal
Barak Obama is on the verge of putting this contest away. This is what, in my opinion, he needs to do in tonight’s debate and over the next two weeks to fend off the sharks : 1. Somehow respond to, get past, and diffuse wife Michelle’s statement about...
by Importer | Feb 21, 2008 | with 1 comment(s)

Will Clinton Go Super-Negative in the Debate Tonight?

Will Clinton Go Super-Negative in the Debate Tonight?
There is another Democratic debate tonight and Clinton partisans are undoubtedly hoping it marks the beginning of her comeback. There's some anticipation that she will go super-negative on Obama but the feeling here is that would be a mistake. She's...
by Importer | Feb 21, 2008 | with 1 comment(s)

Tote Board Column -- 2/21 --"Civil War"

Tote Board Column -- 2/21 --"Civil War"
This week's Tote Board column, "Civil War," opines that if Hillary can come back in Ohio and Texas on March 4 --a better possibility than it might seem today -- the Dems are headed for, well, civil war.
by Importer | Feb 21, 2008 | with 3 comment(s)
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