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What Hillary said last week:

“Senator Obama’s support among working, hard-working Americans, white Americans is weakening again,” Clinton said, apparently citing an Associated Press article, which also found “how whites in both states who had not completed college were supporting me.”

While the Democratic Party has been busy tearing itself apart, John McCain has used the time to strengthen his relationships with those on the right who were previously tepid in their support of his candidacy including members of the Nashville Religious Right:

GoldnI points to the Economist:

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The New York Times writes up a piece on the competing factions of Republican foreign policy and how they each incluence Sen. John McCain.

Krugman continues what Elizabeth Edwards started — pointing out that McLame’s Health Care plan is a failure.

Which presidential nominee is putting forth the best policy to correct the mortgage crisis? Krugman takes a look, and in the process reminds us that policy proposals are telling.

Rev Wright. McCarthyism.

What do those two things have in common?

The destined one's campaign seems to think that they should throw at Obama whatever McCain is going to throw at him in the General: