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Rassussen Reports will no longer track the Democratic primary race for President:

Not a good sign for Sen. Clinton. Rasmussen will discontinue its Obama vs. Clinton tracking poll, which today has Obama up 50-42, from 47-43 yesterday:

Before I dive into this, let me be up front that I didn't watch the Democrat debate Wednesday night. In fact, the last political debate I actually watched was Bush-Kerry four years ago.

Tennessee Statewide Radio Host Steve Gill has done a little digging on the McCain merchandisers and the information just ain’t too purty.  Check Gill’s piece out over at the national site, Pajamas Media.

We’ll interview Steve today on the radio about it.

From a report issued yesterday by the Center for Responsive Politics, a non-profit and non-partisan organization that tracks the flow of money in Washington:

From the Associated Press:

Republican John McCain’s campaign suspended a staffer who sent out a provocative video linking Democratic presidential contender Barack Obama to the comments of his spiritual mentor, the Rev. Jeremiah Wright.

Sharon Cobb reports that Barack Obama has won the Wyoming Democratic Caucuses:

T. Hamilton rebukes the RNC for rebuking the TNGOP:

Well, I received your umpteenth request for money in the mail. Much to my chagrin I find that you have criticized the Tennessee GOP for using the middle name, Hussein, of Barack Obama.

Tenn Views informs us that Senator Joe Lieberman lost his opportunity to be a superdelegate to the Democratic National Convention by endorsing John McCain:

Lieberman’s endorsement of Republican John McCain disqualifies him as a super-delegate to the Democratic National Convention under what is informally known as the Zell Miller rule, according to Democratic State Chairwoman Nancy DiNardo.