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The Democrats' Very Happy Partynew

No street riots. No Hillary rebellion. Denver may have been a media-saturated clusterfuck, but it was a peaceful one.
New Haven Advocate  |  Tom Tomorrow  |  09-09-2008  |  Politics

The Republic of Oldistan: How Age, Depopulation and Local Politics Will Shape 2008new

Demography should be destiny -- but Oldistan has time and again voted against its own economic interests. Oldistan won't get a policy prescription that preserves communities unless Oldistan votes for it. But there is hope.
Artvoice  |  Bruce Fisher  |  09-08-2008  |  Commentary

Is Palin the Female Agnew? Or Maybe the Female Quayle?new

History says Democrats ought to worry whenever they find themselves blessed with an able U.S. senator on the ticket and get word of a Republican vice presidential nominee they've never heard of and whose selection seems an affront to responsible governing.
Arkansas Times  |  John Brummett  |  09-05-2008  |  Commentary

My Boy, Joe Bidennew

My one and only encounter with the Democratic vice-presidential nominee, back in 1984, almost ended my journalism career before it started.
Style Weekly  |  David M. Poole  |  09-04-2008  |  Commentary

Biden as VP Pick Exposes the Dems' Shallow Talent Poolnew

Well, I suppose he's better than Evan Bayh or Kathleen Sebelius, or that Texas congressman whose name I forget, the one who briefly showed up on the last-minute media shortlist. One more point in Biden's favor: He's not Hillary Clinton.
L.A. Weekly  |  Marc Cooper  |  08-29-2008  |  Commentary

DNC Report: They Called Him B-Bidennew

Joe Biden and I are both stutterers. Tonight, for all stutters, it's our moment on the national stage.
INDY Week  |  Barry Yeoman  |  08-28-2008  |  Politics

Obama on the Ropes

McCain ought to be a pushover. Yet the latest polls have Obama neck and neck with McCain. What's up?
Maui Time  |  Obama on the Ropes  |  08-27-2008  |  Commentary

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