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  • TPMtv: Sunday Show Roundup: Rules, Rules, Rules

    POSTED BY BEN CRAW, FEBRUARY 18 2008 01:06 PM | PERMALINK

    Sunday Show Roundup: Rules, Rules, Rules

    Your Daily Politics Video Blog: The Republicans' best hope in 2008 might just be the maddening debate raging within the Democratic Party over the rules governing super delegates and the seating of delegates from Florida and Michigan. Who's playing by the rules, who's trying to change them mid-game, and how might the Democrats find a way to screw up 2008? We explore in today's Sunday Show Roundup episode of TPMtv.

  • TPMtv: Potomac Post-Game

    POSTED BY BEN CRAW, FEBRUARY 13 2008 04:12 PM | PERMALINK

    Potomac Post-Game

    Your Daily Politics Video Blog: With Barack Obama's big wins last night in Maryland and Virginia (DC too but not many delegates there), it's looking really hard for Hillary Clinton to take back the lead among pledged (i.e., voted for delegates). We run the numbers and discuss the implications.

  • TPMtv: Potomac Primary Preview

    POSTED BY BEN CRAW, FEBRUARY 12 2008 05:18 PM | PERMALINK

    Potomac Primary Preview

    Your Daily Politics Video Blog: The Potomac Primary (Maryland, DC and Virginia) is today. And we'll start reporting live results here at 7 PM Eastern. If you want to know what to expect and what the surprises might be, we've got it all in today's Potomac Primary Preview episode of TPMtv.

  • Huck's Big Kansas Win

    POSTED BY RALEIGH-ELIZABETH SMITH, FEBRUARY 09 2008 07:49 PM | PERMALINK

    Huckabee scored a triumphant victory in Kansas today, where he beat John McCain in the state's caucus 60 percent to 24.  A resounding 36 delegates for Huckster.  (Oh yeah, count 'em.  Them's the big numbers.)

    Republicans also voted in a primary in Louisiana and held caucuses in Washington.

    McCain began the day with 719 delegates, far ahead of his remaining rivals. Huckabee's Kansas victory left him with 234.

    No clear winner on the left yet, although Obama better hope for a win given his roots in the...

  • TPMtv: Why So Super?

    POSTED BY BEN CRAW, FEBRUARY 06 2008 03:28 PM | PERMALINK

    Why So Super?

    Your Daily Politics Video Blog: Today we move from Super Tuesday to super-delegates.

  • FOX calls NY for McCain

    POSTED BY RALEIGH-ELIZABETH SMITH, FEBRUARY 05 2008 09:19 PM | PERMALINK

    No one else is doing it yet, but McCain has won New York, according to Fox News.  Stay tuned for more.

  • TPMtv: Super Tuesday's Upon Us!

    POSTED BY BEN CRAW, FEBRUARY 05 2008 05:45 PM | PERMALINK

    Super Tuesday's Upon Us!

    Your Daily Politics Video Blog: As we've done for each of the other primary and caucus night's we're going to be bringing you live results starting at 7 PM this evening from primaries and caucuses around the USA, which is about three hours from now. So in today's episode of TPMtv we bring you a final status check, what the polls say, when they close, when to expect the results and, well, and so much more.

  • Ground Hounds in Alabama: Race, Youth, and Political Arithmatic

    POSTED BY RALEIGH-ELIZABETH SMITH, FEBRUARY 05 2008 10:27 AM | PERMALINK

    Alabama is one of the states going to the polls today to make its primary voice heard, and the UpTake's Chuck Olsen is on his "Southern Fried Tour" and ground hounding the Deep South.  He spoke with Birmingham-Southern College Political Science Professor Natalie Davis, who explains the big role race plays in Alabama politics, the support Obama and Clinton have among young voters, and the problems of media-based politics down in Dixie.

     

  • Hillary and Huckabee Take No Chances in Arkansas Primaries

    POSTED BY KEVIN BRANNON, FEBRUARY 05 2008 09:06 AM | PERMALINK


    Mike Huckabee and Hillary Rodham Clinton are expected to clean up in today’s Arkansas primaries, with 47 delegates available on the Democratic side and 34 for the Republicans.  

    By all accounts, the hometown advantage seems to be paying off for both of them with mid-December polls showing Hillary leading the Dems with 57% and Huckabee ahead with 59%. And while no one ever expected Arkansas to reflect the dead heat of the national picture on either side, these two are not about to risk an...

  • Obama Mania Sweeps the Internet

    POSTED BY RALEIGH-ELIZABETH SMITH, FEBRUARY 04 2008 01:16 PM | PERMALINK

    If hope is the bedrock of this nation, then the Internet is its strata and Barack Obama is taking it by storm.   To wit: You Tube viewers reading Obama's speeches interwoven with the man himself, a great video sent to us by Rob "Bobby Zazzali." 

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