A valuable roundup. It's easy to understand why this kind of stuff pushes people into Clinton's camp.
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Over at Slate, the XX factor team is dissecting the wardrobe choices of the candidates' wives last night (what color tie was Bill Clinton wearing? Anyone? Bueller?). They've honed in.
True story.The scene: a small non-chain coffee shop. Two older gentleman (say, in their 70s) sit at a small metal table. One has a driving cap on and speaks with.
On the Clinton war counterfactual, I think it's worth distinguishing between a weaker and a stronger version:Did Clinton see desposing a secular dictatorship that posed no significant threat to the United States and (in by far the most likely outcome) replacing it with an Islamist...
I was happy to see Ted Kennedy endorse Barack Obama, but he apparently did it in at least some measure for a silly reason:There's more to Sen. Edward Kennedy's endorsement.
I thought this passage from the Times story about Kennedy's endorsement of Obama was interesting:In a 20-minute address, Mr. Kennedy hailed Mr. Obama’s ability to transcend racial divisions. Mr. Kennedy,.
Hillary Clinton, who has supported the war from the beginning, applauds the surge. Maybe this doesn't disqualify her from the Democratic nomination, but being consistently wrong on the most important issue of the Bush era has to create a presumption against your candidacy when you're...
Another example of tough rhetoric from street-fightin' Hillary Clinton. Admittedly, it involved using some of Dick Cheney's most specious arguments to defend Dick Cheney's very worst policy, but hey, tough.
Well, that's enough; I'm no longer willing to be charitable about all the Clinton surrogates who just happen to mention Obama's suspiciously Muslim middle name, teenaged drug use, etc. etc..
This is pretty appalling:This is the sort of decision that has the potential to tear the party apart. In an attempt to retain some control over the process and keep the various states from accelerating their primaries into last summer, the Democratic National Committee warned...
Susan Faludi, she of Backlash and Stiffed, is mad at the pollsters for their failure to understand American women. And she's not going to take it any more. In an.
Hilzoy makes the case against Clinton. I substantially agree, both on policies and politics, but I'm not certain about this:In this context, I think that nominating Hillary Clinton would be.