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By Alex Koppelman

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Networks call Texas primary for Clinton: Clinton leads by fewer than 65,000 votes.; Wednesday, Mar 5, 2008 06:02 EST
Obama insists losses change nothing: "We have nearly the same delegate lead as we did this morning," the Illinois senator declares.; Wednesday, Mar 5, 2008 05:46 EST
"Yes, she will": Having won Ohio, Hillary Clinton delivers a victory speech that leaves no doubt about her intention to continue campaigning.; Wednesday, Mar 5, 2008 05:02 EST
Clinton wins Ohio: After a longer-than-expected wait, Hillary Clinton pulls off a big victory.; Wednesday, Mar 5, 2008 03:56 EST

It's 3 a.m. Who do you want answering the phone?

Not John McCain, say some military leaders: "I think his knee-jerk response factor is a little scary."

By Mark Benjamin
No Texas-size victory for Obama

By Mike Madden
It ain't over yet

By Walter Shapiro

18:48 EST, March 6, 2008: What Clinton thought about the release of tax returns, once A look at Hillary Clinton's position on the delayed release of tax returns by her first opponent for Senate provides a contrast with her stance now.; By Alex Koppelman; War Room; 2
17:12 EST, March 6, 2008: Obama sets another fundraising record Barack Obama's campaign announces its February money haul, and it's big.; By Alex Koppelman; War Room; 15
15:59 EST, March 6, 2008: Was Obama's skin darkened for Clinton ad? Examining allegations that an image of Barack Obama was altered, with malice aforethought, by the Clinton campaign.; By Alex Koppelman; War Room; 54
11:51 EST, March 6, 2008: Blame Canada Which of the Democratic campaigns tried to reassure the Canadian government that anti-NAFTA rhetoric was empty?; By Alex Koppelman; War Room; 35
10:21 EST, March 6, 2008: "Penn should have been let go" The Washington Post details further recriminations within Hillary Clinton's campaign.; By Alex Koppelman; War Room; 10

Glenn Greenwald
Why do conservatives really find the Obama campaign "scary"?
The same political movement which brought political worship to whole new levels with George W. Bush now claim that reverence for Obama is excessive.
Glenn Greenwald
Joan Walsh
Should Florida and Michigan vote again?
Sure it would be expensive, but the cost to the Democratic Party if superdelegates end up choosing the nominee would also be high.
Joan Walsh