TRex has all the details of the faltering influence of conservative talk radio. Watching this is beautiful.

I posted the Obama one last week, so I decided, in all fairness, to post Hillary’s also. I prefer the Obama one much better.

The debate will be on Feb 26 in Ohio. She was going to boycott it, because of Shuster’s statement, but now has decided to go forward with it.

David Wilhelm was Bill Clinton’s 1992 campaign manager and former chairmen of the DNC. He is also a super delegate and now backing Barack Obama.

Currently Obama is ahead by 125 pledged delegates. The Clinton campaign is hoping to end the primary season only behind by 30 delegates. As near as I can tell that is going to be extremely hard to achieve. Going through numerous scenarios they might end up down 75-100 pledged delegates, but I wouldn’t be surprised […]

I have been digging through some of the exit polls from last night and there appears to be a trend that is growing. In Virginia, Obama won 60% of the female vote. He also won 54% of the Latino vote and won in every category of income. The same trend held true for Maryland, with […]

Good for him: Steven Spielberg said Tuesday that he was withdrawing as an artistic adviser to the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, after almost a year of trying unsuccessfully to prod President Hu Jintao of China to do more to try to end Sudan’s attacks in the Darfur region. Mr. Spielberg’s decision, and the public […]

(updated and bumped) Howard Fineman on MSNBC just said that he heard that from top officials in the Clinton campaign. Their goal is now to end up maybe 25-30 pledged delegates behind Obama, after the primary season has ended, and win the super delegates over. Fineman also said that is a pipe dream to come […]

So far tonight. I will do another update tomorrow once everything is fully tallied from tonight. Everyone now has Obama in the lead CNN MSNBC FOX CBS ABC AVERAGE Clinton 1185 950 1181 1161 1192 1133.8 Obama 1208 1038 1186 1223 1209 1172.8 McCain 812 801 729 790 804 787.2 Huckabee 217 240 241 199 […]

The writers have voted and accepted a new contract, ending the strike.