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Save to My PortfolioDemocratic Nod in Barack Obama’s Reach

William A. Galston, May 07, 2008, The Brookings Institution

Democratic Nod in Barack Obama’s ReachVoters in North Carolina and Indiana padded Barack Obama’s popular vote margin by more than 200,000. William Galston writes that continuing warning signs remain. Obama doesn't have a strong base among religious and more moderate voters. Plus, if nominated, he must reunite the party. Read More

U.S. Politics, Elections, Campaigns, Political Campaigns, Polling and Public Opinion

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Save to My PortfolioDemocrats Need Quick End to Infighting

Michael Fullilove, May 07, 2008, The Australian Financial Review

Michael Fullilove offers insight into the continuing Democratic nomination process. He believes that while both candidates would be formidable in the general election, the fight needs to end sooner rather than later. Read More

U.S. Politics, Elections, Campaigns, Political Campaigns, Politics

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Save to My PortfolioWright Defends Sermons as Debate Over Race Continues

Hugh B. Price, April 28, 2008, Newshour with Jim Lehrer

Wright Defends Sermons as Debate Over Race ContinuesSenior Fellow Hugh Price appeared on the Newshour with Jim Lehrer to discuss the impact of recent statements by Rev. Jeremiah Wright on the U.S. presidential race. Price contends that Senator Obama must stick to his message and challenge the media to cover his words and agenda, not Rev. Wright’s. Read More

U.S. Politics, Race, Religion, Elections, Media & Journalism

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Save to My PortfolioHigh Time for a Helping Hand for Strapped American Families

Elisabeth Jacobs, April 24, 2008, The Brookings Institution

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Save to My PortfolioPennsylvania Speaks: The Democratic Contest Will Continue

William A. Galston, April 23, 2008, The Brookings Institution

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Save to My PortfolioU.S. Presidential Elections: Talk Might Be Cheap, But a Great Speech is Divine

Michael Fullilove, April 21, 2008, The Sydney Morning Herald

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Save to My PortfolioCongressional Corruption: Reforming the Broken Branch

Thomas E. Mann and Lawrence Lessig, April 16, 2008, Bloggingheads.tv

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Save to My PortfolioA Collapse of the Campaign Finance Regime?

Thomas E. Mann, April 2008, The Forum, Volume 6, Issue 1

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Save to My PortfolioChina’s Communist Party: Atrophy and Adaptation

Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Washington, DC

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Save to My PortfolioObama Criticized for 'Bitter' Blue-Collar Remarks

Sherry Linkon, Reihan Salam and Ruy Teixeira, April 14, 2008, NPR Talk of the Nation

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Save to My PortfolioThe Decline of the White Working Class and the Rise of a Mass Upper Middle Class

Alan Abramowitz and Ruy Teixeira, April 2008, The Brookings Institution

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Save to My PortfolioChina’s New Leadership: The Outlook for Politics and Policy

Monday, April 07, 2008
Washington, DC

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Save to My PortfolioJohn Yoo Interrogation Memo

Benjamin Wittes, April 05, 2008, The New Republic

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Save to My PortfolioU.S.-Australia Alliance Goes Back to Business First with Kevin Rudd

Michael Fullilove, April 04, 2008, The Sydney Morning Herald

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Save to My PortfolioDigital Democracy: How the American and Hong Kong Civil Societies Use New Media to Change Politics

Rikkie L K Yeung, April 2008, The Brookings Institution

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