Thursday, February 14, 2008

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Clinton leading Obama in Ohio, Pennsylvania

Feb. 14: NBC Deputy Political Director Mark Murray offers his first read on new polls showing Hillary Clinton with big leads over Barack Obama in Ohio and Pennsylvania. (MSNBC)The New York Senator has a double-digit lead in both crucial primary states according to Quinnipiac University poll.


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Conservative Christians revisit third party

The same activist who called a meeting last fall to discuss backing a third-party candidate is revisiting the idea as  John McCain closes in on the Republican nomination.

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Huckabee to take break from campaign trail

Feb. 13:  Presidential hopeful Mike Huckabee defends his decision to suspend campaigning to give a paid speech in the Cayman Islands and maintains that he is not holding out for the vice presidential spot or planning to run for Senate.  (NBC News Web Extra)The GOP presidential hopeful defended his decision to suspend campaigning saying he has to pay his mortgage like everybody else.


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Obama gets Hannah Montana perk

Feb. 13: A Tucker panel discusses how Sen. Barack Obama will handle being a front-runner in the presidential race. (Other)Forget worldwide fame and power. For Barack Obama the benefits of running for president hit closer to home.


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Clinton scrambles to contest Wisconsin

Democratic presidential hopeful, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, D-N.Y., gestures while speaking at a campaign stop in McAllen, Texas, Wednesday, Feb. 13, 2008. (AP Photo/Eric Gay)The Democratic presidential hopeful is moving belatedly to make a contest of next Tuesday's presidential primary.


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