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| 2008 May 15 - : The Edwards endorsement
- : McCain flip-flops on Social Security
- : Clinton pushes to unify party
- : Obama's plan to boost manufacturing
- : Republicans in trouble after Mississippi loss
- : New delegate scenarios
- : Missouri's vote-suppression law
- : The McCains' Sudan investments
May 14 - : New poll shows both Dems beating McCain
- : Clinton wins West Virginia
- : McCain's health care scare tactics
- : Mississippi House race 'devastating blow' for Republicans
- : Obama's next moves
- : McCain evades his own campaign finance law
May 13 - : Democratic divisions, Republican divisions
- : Clinton is likely winner in West Virginia today
- : McCain's lobbyist advisers are tied to dictatorships
- : House and Senate roundup
- : Bob Barr launches Libertarian Party run
- : McCain's $3 billion tax cut for the energy industry
- FiveThirtyEight: Obama, turnout and the electoral map
May 12 - : McCain ally--Third Bush term is 'a good thing'
- : Guessing at the general election map
- : Clinton dominates in West Virginia, Kentucky polls
- : The growth of Democratic turnout
- : Obama's economic address
- : McCain aides lobbied for Burmese military leaders
- : What does Ron Paul want?
- : Voter ID laws aimed at discouraging turnout
May 9 - : Veepstakes!
- : Obama's voter and volunteer drive
- : Cindy McCain won't release her tax returns
- : Clinton's West Virginia argument
- : Moving toward a Florida solution
- Down With Tyranny: McCain's suspicious land swap
- Swampland: Politicizing the FEC
May 8 - : McCain's no maverick
- Political Insider: Six primaries to go
- : Clinton campaigns in West Virginia
- : The Florida/Michigan fight
- : Obama rolls out more superdelegates
- : McCain's tax cute--almost entirely for the rich
- : Indiana law suppresses vote for a dozen nuns
May 7 - : Obama wins North Carolina
- : Clinton wins Indiana by two points
- : Massive turnout in Indiana, N.C.
- : Last night's winners and losers
- : Will McCain fund his tax cuts by cutting Social Security?
- : Mapping Indiana's results
- : The Supreme Court is an election issue
- : McCain shifting with the political wind
May 6 - : Final polls--Clinton leads in Indiana, Obama in N.C.
- : Scenarios after tonight's primaries
- : Edwards won't endorse
- : Media are easier on McCain
- : Primary predictions--a delegate tie
- : Expectations and exit polls
- : Ranking the House races
- : Many new voters in Indiana
- : Why McCain's plan won't cut health care costs
May 5 - : The state of the nomination race
- : Clinton holds a steady lead in Indiana
- : The consequences of McCain's health care plan
- : Democrat wins in Louisiana special election
- : Obama's closing argument
- : Health care and the 2008 election
- : Guam caucus ends up a virtual tie
- : What McCain's 'hundred years' means
May 2 - : McCain once agreed with Bush--'Mission accomplished'
- : What this month's polls mean
- : Obama, Clinton back trade penalties on China
- : The might-have-beens for Edwards
- Swampland: What do superdelegates mean?
- Pandagon: McCain and history's least popular president, Bush
- : The importance of Indiana
- : Democrats still strongly preferred to Republicans
May 1 - : Indiana prediction--a toss-up
- : Clinton pulls ahead in N.C. poll
- : Health insurance lobbyist introduces McCains health care speech
- : More superdelegates decide
- : McCain misleads on health care
- : Is the long fight hurting both Dems?
- : New poll--close November races, voters concerned about Bush
- Election Central: Former DNC chair backs Obama
April 30 - Election Central: Obama, Clinton play up Midwestern ties
- : Michigan Dems propose a solution on state's delegates
- : Why McCain-Care won't work
- : Senate race rankings
- : Supreme Court decision restricts poll access
- : Elizabeth Edwards speaks out on McCain's health plan
- : Superdelegates start to decide
April 29 - : Projecting Indiana
- : McCain's vanishing integrity
- : College-age superdelegates
- : Electability watch--Clinton up 9, Obama up 2 in general
- : Electoral history charts
- : Women, young people moving strongly to Democrats
- : N.M. senator endorses Obama
- : McCain's just wrong on tax policy
- : N.C. governor endorses Clinton
- : McCain really doesn't want to leave Iraq
April 28 - : McCain's double talk covers nearly every issue
- : Elizabeth Edwards on the media
- : Report from Indiana
- : Obama's 50-state voter registration drive
- : Clinton suggests 'Lincoln-Douglas debates'
- : North Carolina by the numbers
- : McCain's tour highlights people he won't help
- : Dean says race won't go to the convention
April 25 - : Ties in two Indiana polls
- : McCain and Katrina
- : Obama keeps national poll lead
- : Philadelphia arithmetic
- : Pennsylvania win brings cash, support to Clinton
- : The McCain myth
- : Primaries vs. the general election
- : Democratic math
- : McCain uses prison labor at campaign event
April 24 - : Update on delegate counts
- : McCain would vote against Fair Pay Act
- : Clinton nets 10 delegates from Pennsylvania
- Time: How will it end?
- : On Obama's chances in November
- : Has McCain hit his ceiling?
- : Building real electability
- : Why North Carolina matters
April 23 - : What really happened in Pennsylvania?
- : McCain touts NAFTA in Ohio
- : On to Indiana
- The Plank: It's OK that the race goes on
- : What about the superdelegates?
- Election Central: Clinton's victory speech
- : Obama's speech
- : Democratic surprise in Mississippi
- : Pennsylvania primary maps
April 22 - FiveThirtyEight: Expectations and realities about Pennsylvania
- : In defense of letting it play out
- : McCain's campaign finance dilemma
- : Final Pennsylvania polls--Clinton leading
- : What to watch in Pennsylvania
- : Unconventional wisdom about the Democratic primaries
- : McCain's shady land deal
- : North Carolina won’t hold a Dems debate
April 21 - : Clinton holds lead as Pennsylvania primary approaches
- : McCain's misleading message on taxes, ethics and more
- : Pelosi hopes to end the fight
- : Obama visits small-town Pennsylvania
- : McCain--Worse than Bush
- : Michigan allots delegates, but will they be counted?
- : Why campaigning matters
April 18 - : Do voters care about 'electability?'
- : McCain adviser touts privatizing Social Security
- : Clinton deals with endemic sexism
- Patrick Ruffini: Ron Paul supporters overwhelming state Republican parties
- : Former Labor Secretary Reich endorses Obama
- : Dean hopes for a quick decision
- : What states could flip in November?
- : McCain abandons patients' rights
April 17 - : Elitist deception in McCain's economy speech
- : Obama and income inequality
- : Worst debate ever?
- : Pro-Clinton group launches health care ad
- : McCain's tax pandering
- Attytood: An open letter to ABC News
- : The middle-class squeeze
April 16 - : Democrats debate tonight in Pennsylvania
- : A superdelegate convention?
- : 'McCainonomics' leaves much to be desired
- : Pennsylvania trending blue
- : Unmasking McCain
- : Key Senate races, by the numbers
- : How Pennsylvania might go
April 15 - : McCain tax plan would give more breaks to wealthiest
- : Polls stay steady in Pennsylvania
- : McCain's lobbyist campaign chair's not-so-straight talk
- : Clinton leads in Indiana
- : Projecting the Senate
- Political Wire: Obama leads in North Carolina
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