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CNN Top Stories, 01.12.08 14:04 UTC

Commentary: Why Bill Clinton is smiling

Editor's Note: Editor's Note: Julian E. Zelizer is a professor of history and public affairs at Princeton University's Woodrow Wilson School. He is the co-editor of "Rightward Bound: Making America Conservative in the 1970s" and is completing a book on the history of national-security politics since World War II, to be published by Basic Books.

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Newsweek US Edition, 26.10.08 01:04 UTC

Fineman: Obama's Supporters Must Be Reckoned With

Obama's supporters have high expectations, and they may expect to have a voice in governing.

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Newsweek US Edition, 18.10.08 23:02 UTC

Meacham: We're a Conservative Country

America remains a center-right nationâa fact that a President Obama would forget at his peril.

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New York Post, 09.08.08 08:35 UTC

HE WAS ALWAYS A FAKE

Posted: 3:54 am >August 9, 2008 JOHN Edwards "shocked" the political world yesterday by admitting he'd cheated on his wife of 30 years with a campaign aide, Rielle Hunter. If it looks like a ...

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USA Today, 30.06.08 13:01 UTC

Group with Clinton connections ready to back Obama

CHICAGO (AP) — A group that helped elect Bill Clinton president and counts Sen. Hillary Clinton, former presidential contender, as one of its leaders appears ready to back Democrat Barack Obama in the White House race.

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San Francisco Chronicle, 26.06.08 02:02 UTC

McCain, Obama reaching out aggressively to Latinos

(06-25) 18:35 PDT -- There are dramatic signs that the fabled "sleeping giant" of the American electorate, the Latino vote, has awoken for the 2008 presidential race - putting Republican John McCain ...