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Ike Skelton Goes to Clinton

29. April 2008

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Yet another superdelegate, this time the Chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, announces his support for the Glacier.

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Obama Adviser Is Enthusiastic Supporter of Wright

29. April 2008

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The adviser is Cornel West, whose unpaid position is on the “Black Advisory Council”. Time.com confirms that West was at the National Press Club during Wright’s speech, cheering on the America-hating, conspiracy theorist pastor. In front of a cheering crowd of supporters that included a whistling Cornel West, he gave into temptation and lustily went after [...]

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FreedomsWatch: Pelosi Is Out of Touch

29. April 2008

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When Democrats were elected the majority in November ‘06, the average price of a gallon of gas was $2.25. Nancy Pelosi, along with her colleagues on the left, presented what they called a common sense plan to bring down gas prices. 2 years later, the average price of gas in the United States is now $3.61 [...]

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Hillary Gains Momentum in North Carolina

29. April 2008

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I left the last post off with a reference to Obama winning in Indiana. That may not be such a sure thing anymore. This week we learned that Gov. Mike Easley, popular with blue-collar Democrats, is backing Hillary for the nomination. Easley is also a superdelegate whose move may prompt other one-the-fencers to make their own [...]

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Poll: Clinton Leads by 8 in Indiana

29. April 2008

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Each leads(PDF) with his or her usual demographics, but Clinton leads overall in Indiana 50-42%. Clinton’s strength comes from her typical strong points. She leads 54-38 with white voters, 54-39 with female voters, and 55-36 with voters over the age of 65. Obama, as usual, does well with black voters (73-21) and voters 18-29 (50-40). The Public Policy [...]

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Gingrich: Wright Intentionally Hurting Obama

29. April 2008

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It’s not as whacky as it may sound at first. Conventional wisdom says a supposedly-supportive Black pastor would be happy about a Black president. However, happiness and success isn’t what drives the support of Rev. Wright. You try selling “God Damn America”, “We’re a nation of white supremacists”, and “We created Aids to inflict on [...]

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