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Sep 10

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Virginia’s Fast Growth Brings Shifting Political Landscape

Once a GOP stronghold, Virginia is a battleground state in the 2008 race. Jeffrey Brown examines changes in northern Virginia in the first of two reports on the tossup state.

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Sep 03

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Huckabee Says McCain Offers Specific Goals for U.S.

Speaking to the Republican delegation, former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee stressed the qualifications of Senator McCain, his longtime service to the country and his ability to reform Washington. Following is the text of his speech.

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Sep 01

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Handling of Hurricane Katrina Still Lingers for GOP

Political analysts examine how the Bush administration's response to Hurricane Katrina in 2005 is playing a role in the decision to alter the GOP convention as Hurricane Gustav threatens the Gulf Coast and how memories of the disaster could impact…

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Aug 27

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Hillary Clinton Nominates Obama on New York’s Behalf

With backers of Hillary Clinton still voicing their support for her presidential bid on the convention floor, the New York senator appeared during the roll call to move that Barack Obama become the Democratic nominee by acclamation. Analysts Mark Shields…

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Aug 25

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Democratic Convention Sets Historic Precedent for Party, Nation

Democrats capped the first night of their 2008 party convention with a speech by Sen. Barack Obama's wife Michelle. Guests analyze how the night went for the party and for the Obamas.

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Aug 25

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President Carter Mulls Historical Significance of Barack Obama

President Jimmy Carter sits down with Jim Lehrer, Mark Shields and David Brooks to reflect on the race for the White House, Sen. Barack Obama's candidacy, and the historical significance of the moment.

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Aug 23

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Obama Taps Veteran Senator Joe Biden for Vice President

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After weeks of speculation and pundit predictions, Sen. Barack Obama revealed that he had selected fellow Sen. Joe Biden of Delaware as his vice presidential running mate with an early Saturday morning text message and e-mail to supporters.

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Aug 06

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Candidates Stick to Energy Rhetoric on Campaign Trail

Presidential hopefuls Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., and Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., continue to spar over energy policy in campaign appearances and television ads. Kwame Holman reports on the latest news from the campaign trail.

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Feb 14

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If I hear one more presidential (or candidate) speech about the imperative to rescue those poor subprime home owners, I will scream.

Question/Comment: Paul, If I hear one more presidential (or candidate) speech about the imperative to rescue those poor subprime home owners, I will scream. Not one economist, not one candidate, no one ever addresses the painfully unregulated and rogue rental…

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May 11

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Unions Look to Wield Clout in Frontloaded Democratic Primaries

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With prominent union-friendly states such as Nevada and California moving up their primaries in the 2008 presidential race, organized labor hopes to only increase its traditional influence in the Democratic nomination process.

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