ARG Poll: Clinton Way Ahead in Kentucky
politicalwire.com     May 16, 2008            

A new American Research Group poll in Kentucky finds Sen. Hillary Clinton with a huge lead over Sen. Barack Obama, 65% to 29%.Key findings: Clinton leads among men 56% to 38% and she leads among women 72% to 21%. Clinton leads among white voters 73% to 21% and Obama leads among African American... [read full story]                    


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St. Paul Mayor Coleman Born Into Politics

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ST. PAUL (AP) ― If the mayor's job doesn't work out for Chris Coleman, he can always fall back on the bagpipes. Â Â An accomplished piper, Coleman joined the Macalester College Pipe Band to open for rocker Rod Stewart at...                    

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Video: Huckabee on Palin’s readiness

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posted at 10:45 am on August 30, 2008 by Ed Morrissey Send to a Friend | printer-friendly I have always liked Mike Huckabee, even though in the end I didn’t support him in the run for the Presidency. He has a disarming...                    

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Live-blogging the debut of the McCain-Palin ticket - On Politics - USATODAY.com

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Like this story? Palin recognizes Ferraro and Clinton's trail-blazing: At the conclusion of her remaks, Palin says can't accept the honor without recognizing those who went before her. In an indirect appeal to women who...                    

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… and so does Nate Silver

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“And that gets back to the heart of the gamble this pick represents. If McCain and Obama each consolidate their bases at the same percentages, Obama wins. There are now numerically more Democrats, and independents favor...                    

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