MORNING CAMPAIGN NOTES
January 24th, 2008, 6:49 am · Post a Comment · posted by Dan Lehr
New Florida polls show a surge for Romney & a slump for Huckabee & Giuiliani.
The Wall Street Journal reports Mike Huckabee campaign is strapped for cash. Can Huck survive ’til Super Tuesday?
What role would religion play in a Barack Obama administration? The candidate gives extensive answers in an interview with BeliefNet.
The New York Times’ Gail Collins wonders if Hillary has sufficiently learned from her husband’s managerial mistakes while he was president (free registration required). And William Grieder over at The Nation argues the Clintons have reverted to their true nature on the campaign trail recently.
Are you better off than you were 8 years ago? The House Democratic Congress has built a chart comparing several economic indicators of the years 2000 & 2008. (The gas price comparison alone is a guaranteed eyebrow-raiser).
Michael Medved tries to debunk what he says are six lies many of his critics are spreading about John McCain at TownHall.com.
Pierre Atlas at RealClearPolitics.com illustrates how a McCain-Obama matchup would represent -yet again- the Battles of the 1960’s we still somehow can’t seem to shake.
My goodness, 2012? Yes, someone’s already talking about it. Spencer Ackerman at the American Prospect argues why that race is General David Petraeus’ to lose.
Is Ralph Nader going to run again?
We’d all love to trade in our bodies for new models. But the Houston Chronicle reports one House candidate tried to do just that in a photo used in a recent campaign flyer.
And finally, Washington Post political cartoonist Tom Toles has a humorous guide to the candidates.
