Mike Madden

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Clinton: "I am in this race"
Protesters disrupt her fundraiser, money is dwindling -- and undecided superdelegates tell Salon they see the end in sight. But Hillary Clinton powers on.
How important is the Rev. Wright to voters?
Surprise! It depends on the candidate they support.
Super stuck!
Democratic superdelegates who haven't yet chosen sides tell Salon about phone calls from Bill Clinton and high-anxiety nightmares. It seems most are not enjoying political superstardom.
Breaking the Democratic deadlock
If Obama wants to secure the nomination next week, he'll need to recapture the working-class voters who helped him rout Clinton in Wisconsin.
Will the Democrats flop in Denver?
If they arrive at the convention still divided over their star, they risk being upstaged by John McCain.
The epic battle for Pennsylvania
It seemed endless. It got nasty. (Babies were invoked, but so was bin Laden.) What will Tuesday's vote finally bring for the Democratic race?
Bill Clinton and the "race card"
Three months later, the former president accuses the Obama campaign of twisting his post-South Carolina remarks.
Bitter as hell in Pennsylvania
Folks agree with Barack Obama in at least one Pennsylvania trailer park. But will angry voters help or hurt Democrats in swing states this fall?
Cashing in on the Clinton campaign
Where do all those little-guy donations go? Ask top strategist Mark Penn, as he exits with millions in consulting fees.
Hillary's bridge back to the 20th century
With recession looming, Clinton banks on '90s nostalgia, reminding Pennsylvania voters of the good old days of her husband's administration.
Bowling for Pennsylvania
Hillary Clinton makes fun of her opponent's bowling skills.
Barack Obama, working-class hero?
On a bus tour through Pennsylvania, Obama tries to impress blue-collar white voters. He'll need them to keep the state close in April -- or to win it in November.
The GOP attack plan for Hillary Clinton
If Clinton beats the odds and wins the Democratic nomination, Republicans will say she stole it. And then they'll try to give voters a 1990s flashback.
The GOP attack plan for Barack Obama
Republicans say that if Obama is the Democratic nominee they'll target his "inexperience" and "liberal" record. But that doesn't mean the dirty tricks aren't coming.
McCain to media: Let's stay together
Now that he's the nominee, reporters may not get to spend as much quality time with John McCain. Can McCain and the press make a long-distance relationship work?
Who would the GOP rather face?
John McCain's strategists look on with amazement, and a little glee, as Hillary Clinton tries to make a comeback against Barack Obama.
The return of Rudy's master strategy?
Rudy Giuliani's campaign manager is hired at the RNC, raising a certain uncomfortable question.
No Texas-size victory for Obama
With its caucusing chaos and escalating spin wars, the contest in the Lone Star State ensured one result: The Obama-Clinton showdown will continue.
The numbers crunch Hillary in Texas
Late polls show a tight race between Obama and Clinton, but even if Clinton pulls out a popular-vote victory, the delegates will probably go to her opponent.
Clinton campaign: Forget what we said earlier
Losses along the way to the nomination are no problem, Hillary Clinton's campaign says -- as long as it's Clinton who loses.
Obama's got ground game
Shrewd grass-roots organizing has helped the candidate grab primary victories nationwide, and could prove key to vanquishing Hillary Clinton in Texas.
John McCain's Panama problem
The GOP front-runner was born in the Canal Zone. Could that make him ineligible to be president?
Huckabee's faith is not in the numbers
The former Arkansas governor believes his campaign is still relevant, despite what the math says.
Are Barack Obama and John McCain hypocrites?
As underdogs, they embraced public financing. But now, as the likely nominees, they're looking longingly at millions in private contributions.
No Hail Mary for Hillary
The final Democratic debate produces no miracles for the grouchy former front-runner. Yes, those MSNBC moderators did seem to like Obama better, but even when she's right she sounds wrong.
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