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Articles Written by: THOMAS F. SCHALLER
THE interim between the primaries and the parties’ nominating conventions is, according to ancient writ, a fertile period for presidential campaigns to talk about how they plan to expand the political map in the fall. This year is no different. Barack ...
From THOMAS F. SCHALLER,
The New York Times,
1 Jul 2008
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From THOMAS F. SCHALLER,
Salon,
23 Jun 2008
June 16, 2008 | All the Democratic presidential contenders this year ran against George W. Bush and the policies of this decade. Only one offered himself as a departure from the politics of the past two decades: Barack Obama, now the party's nominee. ...
From THOMAS F. SCHALLER,
Salon,
15 Jun 2008
May 5, 2008 | If Hillary Clinton fails to wrest the Democratic presidential nomination from Barack Obama, there will be plenty of second-guessing about how she ran her campaign. What if her loyalty to campaign manager Patti Solis Doyle and chief ...
From THOMAS F. SCHALLER,
Salon,
4 May 2008
Jan. 25, 2008 | BENNETTSVILLE, S.C. -- "You can't just think you're voting in this primary on Saturday and then it's all over -- it is not all over," John Edwards told a crowd of supporters yesterday in this town of 10,000 just a few miles from the ...
From THOMAS F. SCHALLER,
Salon,
24 Jan 2008
Even with Barack Obama looking
more and more competitive in the fast-approaching Iowa caucuses, Hillary Clinton remains the
prohibitive favorite to win the 2008 Democratic nomination. But that hasn't
quieted the grumbling--hell, downright speechifying-- ...
From THOMAS F. SCHALLER,
The New Republic,
30 Nov 2007