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- A Mixed Message on Immigration
- The Dallas Morning News reports on local election results in Texas: Tim O'Hare, who made a name leading Farmers Branch's efforts to drive out illegal ...
- Categories: Local Offices , Social Issues
- An Immigration Test
- Farmer's Branch, Texas, a suburb of Dallas, is home to one of the more novel attempts by a locality to crack down on illegal immigrants. ...
- Categories: Local Offices , Social Issues
- Pawlenty and Sebelius?
- The Washington Post's Chris Cillizza lists a pair of governors as the most likely running mates for John McCain and Barack Obama. For McCain it's ...
- Categories: National Politics , State Offices
- Nixon Leads by Double Digits
- The 2008 Missouri gubernatorial race is looking a lot like the 1972 U.S. presidential race: Nixon in a landslide. Democratic Attorney General Jay Nixon has built ...
- Categories: Polls , State Offices
- Indiana Legislators Survive Challenges
- The Thicket has taken a look at Tuesday's legislative primaries in Indiana and North Carolina. I thought this was interesting: After two days of searching ...
- Categories: Economic & Fiscal Issues , Local Offices , State Offices
- What's the Matter with Kathleen Sebelius?
- From a partisan's perspective, the perfect politician is someone who loyally upholds the party line on issues, but still manages to win support from independents ...
- Categories: National Politics , Social Issues , State Offices
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- Why Was the Lake County Vote Late?
- The Associated Press suggests the possibility that local officials in Lake County, Indiana, wanted the credit if their votes pushed Barack Obama to victory: GARY, ...
- Categories: Local Offices , National Politics , Voting Process & Voting Rules
- Florida's What If
- First Read asks a great question: What if Florida had stayed on the March 4 primary day and she [Hillary] won Florida, Ohio and Texas all ...
- Categories: National Politics , State Offices , Voting Process & Voting Rules
- Georgia on My Mind
- Could Barack Obama increase African-American turnout to the point that he would win normally Republican Southern states? I looked at that question a few weeks ...
- Categories: National Politics
- Mike Easley: Another Gubernatorial Endorsement Flop
- The Washington Post's Chris Cillizza calls North Carolina Gov. Mike Easley a "loser" this morning, but it sounds less harsh in a winners ...
- Categories: National Politics , State Offices
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