Palm Beach Post has it here
Who’s floating this rumor that Nancy Reagan is set to endorse McCain as well? Anyone know?
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The Palm Beach Post has good developing vote counts here
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While we have all been trying to determine whether the Democrats have been playing the “race Card”, the GOP frontrunners have been tearing into each other by playing the dreaded Liberal card!
Glen Johnson reports for AP here
John Broder and Michael Luo report for the New York Times here
Mean while […]

New York Times continues its devastating series of exposes on Giuliani and his leadership.
In Matters Big and Small, Crossing Giuliani had Price reveals the petty, vindictive nature of many of Mayor Giuliani’s vendettas, and the considerable costs so many of them carried:

“Mr. Giuliani was a pugilist in a city of political brawlers. […]

For all the talk about first and second place, the real count here is in terms of Delegates going forward to the Convention.
The delegate count – from Real Clear Politics – shows the degree to which delegates are determined by numerous factors – the so-called “super-delegates”
Of course, all this might be tossed in the air […]

While waiting for the results/exit polls to start trickling contemplate the continuing downward spiral of former number one contender, Rudy Giuliani.

John Drobnyk has the full story at McCall’s. Here’s an excerpt:
WASHINGTON | - In a sign of Rudy Giuliani’s sagging political fortunes, the former New York City mayor trails in the GOP primary campaign […]

This morning, the pundits, led by David Brooks in the New York Times bemoans the civility of last night’s Democratic debate in Nevada: “I’ve seen more conflict at a pacifists’ stir-fry,” he says.
Of course, for these misbegotten souls of the Fourth Estate, conflict is their Raison d’etre. In the absence of substantive “conflict” these […]

January 5, 2008
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Submitted by Primary Monitor on Sat, 2008-01-05 16:13.
John McCain has doubled his support since mid-December and leads Mitt Romney, 35 percent to 29 percent, according to a Concord Monitor/Research 2000 post-Iowa survey of likely Republican primary voters in New Hampshire. Mike Huckabee was the choice of 13 percent of those […]

………9:15AM EST
As for the Iowa results, I can’t say I’m in the least surprised. Bear in mind, that even with all the hulabalu, Iowa winners rarely go on to win the nomination, so this close race we’re seeing is far, far from over.
BTW, has Chris Matthews begun to lose his mind? I haven’t watched him […]

December 29, 2007
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By KATHARINE Q. SEELYE and DAVID D. KIRKPATRICK
Published: December 29, 2007
DES MOINES — In the last weekend before the Iowa caucuses, the Republican presidential candidates are bloodying the field with a blizzard of negative attacks, showing the strains of a wide-open and unpredictable race.
Mike Huckabee, Mitt Romney and Senator John […]