Thomas F. Schaller

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  • Youth vote 2008

    Will young voters carry the day this November? Don't bet on it, says electoral analyst Nate Silver.
  • Veep alert = cash call

    The Obama campaign comes up with yet another new-media gimmick to raise some cash.
  • Michelle on Monday

    The Obama campaign announces a risky choice: That the nominee's wife will be the featured speaker on the first night of the convention.
  • Why isn't Obama crushing McCain?

    A conversation with two prominent journalists and a Bush-Cheney campaign official about why, in what should be a Democratic year, Obama can't put McCain away.
  • The mother's milk of Nebraska politics

    Former Agriculture Secretary Mike Johanns gets a can of nonevaporated whup-ass opened on him in a cow-milking contest in the state's Senate race.
  • Turn around, Obama

    The new Zogby poll is way early and possibly imperfect, but suggests Obama needs something to turn things around.
  • McCain's Bush-ectomy

    The senator attempts a separation process by admitting that the country is worse off than it was four years ago but, interestingly, not eight years ago.
  • Debates doubling as "Meet the Press" tryout?

    The presidential debate schedule is announced, and the four hosts have all been mentioned as possible replacements for Tim Russert.
  • Cheney will go to his bunker

    It's bad enough the Republicans have to let Bush speak at their convention, but they're not going to compound that mistake by letting Cheney out of his bunker.
  • White House ordered forgery

    Courtesy of Ron Suskind comes more news from the Department of Not Even Shocking Anymore With This White House.
  • Clinton denies being racist

    Somewhat unprompted, the former president manages to inject race into the presidential race by expressing anger over being labeled a racist.
  • Novak retires

    The Prince of Darkness is hanging it up, and here's hoping that his spot in the conservative chattering class is filled with a sensible substitute.
  • Newsweek's shoddy analyses

    Dickey and Meacham rely on convenient tropes and anecdotes to arrive at some convenient but misleading conclusions about the South.
  • The Perot-Nader-Paul axis

    What these three seemingly unrelated pols have in common is an appeal concentrated in the West.
  • McCain is race-baiting smartly

    His ad campaign may be offensive, but that doesn't mean McCain's attacks won't work or shouldn't be responded to -- in kind -- by Obama.
  • Senator Sanctimony

    Joe Lieberman is better than you, smarter than you and knows more about what's good for America than you do.
  • The stable map

    The more maps change the more they stay the same.
  • Two Obama developments

    The Democratic nominee agrees to fully seat the Michigan and Florida delegates and debate McCain thrice this fall.
  • Obama and poll results, Part 2

    Computing the share of the white vote nationally the Illinois senator will need to win this November.
  • Obama and the new poll, Part 1

    For reasons that go much deeper than his appeal, the news in a Post/Kaiser/Harvard poll is mixed for Barack Obama.
  • Salon veep rankings

    It really was only a three-way contest: Sebelius, Kaine, Biden ... long pause ... Bayh.
  • Reefer madness

    The medical marijuana business in California is a complex network of laws, brokers, doctors, and roughly 200,000 patients statewide.
  • Sen. Ted Stevens is indicted on seven counts

    Another Senate pickup for Democrats becomes more likely as the embattled Alaskan Republican is indicted on federal charges "related to his holding of public office."
  • Still strong-willed for Hill

    Things get nasty with Clinton supporters still fuming about the primary, but a chance for a summertime dinner under the stars with their favorite former front-runner could cool tempers.
  • Ranking Obama's final four

    With the Washington Post reporting that Bayh, Biden, Kaine and Sebelius are at the top of the Democratic candidate's shortlist, it's time for your rankings.
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