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At yesterday's Gay Pride March, the governor receives a hero's welcome.
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Liberals Sniffing Around a Swift-Boat Strategy Against McCain?
This weekend, General Wesley Clark and a popular liberal blog raised the question: Does McCain's military service really matter in this election?
McCain’s Potential Running Mates: A Who’s Who
It’s easy enough to pinpoint exactly who this year’s Republican vice-presidential candidate should be — but Arnold Schwarzenegger is not eligible for the post.
Obama’s Potential Running Mates: A Who’s Who
Obama is as starkly unusual a presidential contender as the country has ever seen, which means he can choose either to amplify or offset any of the characteristics that define his own candidacy.
Heilemann on Obama’s V.P. Conundrum
Where exactly does one find a running mate untainted by Old Politics who also happens to be ready from day one to be commander-in-chief?
Did Obama Dodge a Bullet on Gun Control?
John McCain supported the Supreme Court decision, and Barack Obama … kind of supported it.
‘WSJ’/Quinnipiac Poll: Obama Leads McCain in Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Colorado
And suddenly, McCain begins to play the underdog role that Obama himself performed so well in the primary.
The Fraught Details of Obama-Clinton Unity
Though Hillary and Barack will smile broadly and bathe each other in adulation, Bill Clinton and some die-hard Hillary supporters, aren't yet coming around.
Barack Obama Denies 'Relationship' With Scarlett Johansson
Which makes us think it could be Love…
Pop Music: Why Barack Obama Is a Stronger Candidate Than John Kerry Was
As we prepare to see the contents of Barack Obama's iPod, we ponder whether he is really more of a man of the people than his patrician predecessor.
Apparently, Obama Really Does Have an Enormous Lead
One poll, that’s nothing, don't waste our time with that garbage. But two polls — that’s a horse of a completely different color.
Unsurprising Development of the Day No. 1 — Joe Bruno Quit After FBI Stepped Up Probe
His replacement, Nassau County's Dean Skelos, was voted in today. But we also learn of the behind-closed-doors negotiations that went into his decision to depart.
Eyebrows Arch As McCain Adviser Finds Silver Lining in Terrorist Attack
But many people think what he said was actually plain old common sense.
Joe Bruno Won’t Run for Reelection, Democrats Already Crowing
"It's over, we win!" cry Democrats, before the 2008 state election season has even begun.
Obama and McCain Keep Trying on Energy
Overall, the candidates' energy proposals are falling flat — either too flip-floppy, too craven, or just plain unhelpful.
Hillary and Barack to Begin Campaigning Together Next Week
Next Friday, the two powerhouses will face the public together. Aren't you excited?
Obama’s Halo Seriously Flickering
For those dazzled by promises of reform, Obama's fund-raising reversal has the scales falling from their eyes.
Obama Broke His Promise!
Will Obama's reversal actually damage his image, or is the issue just too boring for anyone to care about?
Barack Obama’s Muslim Problem Rears Its Head (Scarf) Once Again
A woman accuses the Obama campaign of discriminating against her at an event because she was wearing a head scarf.
Bill Richardson Has Some Ideas About What Obama Needs in a Running Mate
The New Mexico governor thinks that the key to the election is the Southwest Hispanic vote. Hmmm.
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