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DNC: John Kerry 2008 = HRC 2012?
Spin CycleFrom Boston Magazine comes word that John Kerry appears positively bored on the campaign trail as he stumps for a fifth term in the U.S. Senate. Kerry, we learn, "radiate(s) a sort of anti-charisma that doesn't repel so much......Tags: John Kerry, The White House, Hillary Clinton
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Dems convene, night 3 live-blog
The Swampby Frank James 11:19 PM -- The Biden clan lasted on the stage longer than Obama did. He left the stage to let the Bidens have their moment. If the night was about getting some momentum going into the last......Tags: Road Accidents, Parliament, Rod Blagojevich, George Bush, Interior Policy
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Schweitzer of Montana has the gift
The Swampby Frank James Many Americans, including many Democrats, had never heard Montana Gov. Brian Schweitzer deliver a speech before last night. In fact, many had probably never heard of him period. They've heard of him now. The guy has......Tags: National Government, Regional Authority, Bedford (Bedford, Virginia), Mark Warner, Elections
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Democratic unity
End the drama, elect Barack Obama. Sen. Hillary Clinton couldn't have made her appeal any plainer to Democrats attending their national convention in Denver this week. And there were signs that her supporters - roughly 40 percent of those participating...Tags: National Government, Political Candidates, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Primaries
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Convention images underscore diversity of Democratic Party
Hillary Clinton made it perfectly clear Tuesday that the stakes are too high for Democrats to be divided. In an amazing address to the delegates she repeatedly stated that Barack Obama is her candidate and the country cannot afford another Republican in...Tags: Michelle Obama, Barack Obama, The White House, Hillary Clinton, Democratic Party
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Barack Obama: Search for identity
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterFour years ago, Barack Obama introduced himself to America by painting a picture of a country that was united, somehow, in spite of itself. The pundits, he said in the keynote address to the Democratic convention, like to "slice and dice" the country:...Tags: Trials, Parliament, Roman Catholic, Virus Diseases, Joseph Conrad
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The education of McCain
N.Y. Times News ServiceOn Tuesdays, Senate Republicans hold a weekly policy lunch. The party leaders often hand out a Message of the Week that the senators are supposed to repeat at every opportunity. Sometimes there will be a pollster offering data that supposedly demonstrates...Tags: National Government, Political Candidates, Barack Obama, Joe Lieberman, John McCain
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Ted Kennedy: 'You're still the one'
The Swampby Mark Silva DENVER -- Sen. Ted Kennedy signaled that his old party might be taking a new direction this year with his early endorsement of Sen. Barack Obama. But with his appearance on stage at the Democratic National Convention......Tags: Jimmy Carter, Political Candidates, Barack Obama, Democratic Party, Elections
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Campaign New Challenge For Glastonbury Climber
Washington Bureau ChiefSophia Danenberg is no stranger to the mountains. In fact, Colorado is where she contracted altitude sickness for the first time. But she's not here to climb through the thin air to some new personal heights. She wants to help somebody else do it. The...Tags: Michelle Obama, Political Candidates, Barack Obama, Elections, Climbing
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Dodd Steps Back At Convention, Reflects, Motivates
Washington Bureau ChiefThere may not have been much of a chance for Sen. Christopher Dodd, but any lingering White House hopes — even as a vice president — are set aside now, as he watches a Democratic National Convention at which he has only a behind-the-scenes...Tags: National Government, Parliament, The White House, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton
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Denver Taxi Driver Loves Joe
I climbed into a taxi for a long ride today with a chatty driver who had been driving delegates and journalists around for days. A Republican and a one-time Marine, he works under the assumption that all politicians are full of BS. But when I mentioned...Tags: National Government, The White House, Barack Obama, Joe Lieberman, Ned Lamont
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TV review: Hillary Clinton's big finish
Times Television CriticAs infomercials go there has been a good deal of suspense in the Democratic convention. Monday night there was the question of the ailing Ted Kennedy. Last night we had What Will Hillary Do? In the narrative as told and retold by pundits, these would...Tags: Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Executive Branch, Family, Government
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