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Democratic elections, be they party primaries or general elections, are all about choices. Barack Obama or Hillary Clinton or John Edwards, Joe Biden, Bill Richardson or Chris Dodd. Barack Obama or John McCain. Full Article at San Diego Union-Tribune
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Even before the polls opened on Tuesday, pundits and spinners were managing election-night expectations. The pros of politics and journalism can read the polls as well as the rest of us. Better, in fact. Full Article at Town Hall
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A year after Barack Obama's election stirred broad hopes for change among American voters, persistent high unemployment and the spectacle of continued gridlock in Washington threaten Democratic dominance of the political landscape. Full Article at Miami Herald
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Washington: Older American voters are unlikely to favor Republicans in future presidential elections, though most aged 65 and over did for John McCain in the 2008 presidential elections, an article in the latest issue of The Gerontologist claims. Full Article at DNA India
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SARATOGA SPRINGS — When voters go to the polls on Tuesday they will face tough choices in four races for city offices. Full Article at The Saratogian
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He continues to be a very smart, energetic, charismatic figure that the American people like
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You're never prepared to be the president of the United States until you're actually president
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What these elections prove is that President Obama has trouble transferring popularity -- that if he's not on the ballot, he really can't generate coattails
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Under this bill as it is written now, more than 200 million Americans would not get choices like the president of the United States called for ... Middle-class people certainly will pay more, based on the draft we’re seeing.
