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The Obama ad MoveOn didn't pick
More than 1,000 videos were submitted to MoveOn's "Obama in 30 Seconds" contest, only one was rejected -- now it's surfaced on the Internet, and the group is apologizing.
"Hardball": Barack Obama is no Neville Chamberlain
Those who don't learn from history will be humiliated on live television by Chris Matthews.
The California decision and the presidential campaign
There are few signs of a major electoral backlash against the California Supreme Court's decision legalizing gay marriage, but the court's opinion leaves Democrats exposed.
What's next for gay marriage in California?
If conservative organizations get their way, voters will have an opportunity this fall to overturn the state Supreme Court's ruling legalizing gay marriage.
California Supreme Court legalizes gay marriage
The court says a ban on same-sex marriage is unconstitutional and civil unions are not an acceptable substitute; California becomes only the second state to permit gay marriage.
In new message, McCain tries on the hope mantle
John McCain says that if he's elected president, by the end of his first term the Iraq war will be won and most U.S. troops will have left.
Bush seems to attack Obama
In a speech to Israel's Knesset Thursday, the president equated people who want to negotiate with "terrorists and radicals" with those who wanted to negotiate with Nazis.
Steelworkers follow Edwards
The union, which had previously endorsed John Edwards for president, took his lead and announced its support for Barack Obama.
More negative reaction to NARAL
In the wake of condemnations of NARAL's endorsement of Barack Obama by supporters of Hillary Clinton, some of the group's state organizations weigh in.
Clinton supporters push back against NARAL endorsement
After a prominent pro-choice group endorsed Obama on Wednesday, some women -- including congresswomen -- strongly condemned the decision.
Edwards announces his support for Obama
In a decision Democrats had been waiting to hear for months, John Edwards endorses Barack Obama at an opportune time for the likely nominee's campaign.
Edwards endorsing Obama
At a rally in Michigan on Wednesday night, John Edwards will end months of speculation and announce his support for Barack Obama.
Good news, bad news for polar bears
Bush administration lists the bears as endangered but tries to gut protections.
NARAL endorses Obama
In another sign of the growing consensus that Barack Obama will be the Democratic nominee, one of the country's most influential pro-choice groups throws its support to him.
Study shows immigrants assimilating faster than in past
A report by a conservative think tank throws some cold water on one of the main arguments used by foes of immigration.
Republicans worried after Mississippi defeat
The loss of a House seat in a GOP district has party members running scared, and concerned about what this bodes for November.
The president's great sacrifice
Bush says he has given up golf in solidarity with soldiers in Iraq, but that claim seems somewhat fishy.
Clinton is "almost like ... the Al Sharpton of white people"
Off on one of his traditional rants, MSNBC's Chris Matthews complains that even using the word "blue-collar" is elitist, then compares Hillary Clinton to Al Sharpton.
Democrat tarred by anti-Obama attacks wins congressional seat
Travis Childers has apparently won a runoff for a House seat from Mississippi that had long been in Republican hands.
Clinton "more determined than ever to carry on this campaign"
In a speech after West Virginia's primary Tuesday night, Hillary Clinton savored her victory, but was careful to stay positive about her Democratic rival.
Networks call West Virginia for Clinton
In an unsurprising result, Hillary Clinton has apparently won West Virginia's Democratic primary; the question now is her margin of victory, and how much it'll matter.
Gauging the Democratic divide
Exit polls from West Virginia's Democratic primary provide another opportunity to examine the extent of the split within the party.
An early look inside the minds of West Virginia voters
Exit polls from West Virginia's Democratic primary show that the economy was the top issue on voters' minds, and many think Barack Obama shares his controversial former pastor's views.
Dems prepare for West Virginia results
As voters head to the polls, the Clinton and Obama campaigns roll out their spin for the night ahead.
Quotes of the day
The 97 senators not running for president weigh in on whether they'd consider their party's vice-presidential nomination.
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