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Caucuses in Maine, Democracy in America

Harvard Political Review - February 12, 2008

This past weekend I traveled back to Maine to participate in the Democratic caucuses. Maine doesn’t offer much in the way of delegates....

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Friends of Obama (and HPR)

Harvard Political Review - February 5, 2008

Barack Obama gained two more interesting supporters this week, following Kathleen Sebelius's endorsement last Wednesday. On January 31, former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul...

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Kathleen Sebelius

Harvard Political Review - January 30, 2008

Last night, Kansas Governor Kathleen Sebelius gave the Democratic response to President Bush's State of the Union Address. It was a sober, confident...

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On the Right Track, If They Don't Veer Off

Harvard Political Review - January 26, 2008

The Democrats need to cool it. Neither Obama nor Clinton will win the general election if they continue to sap each other's political capital...

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David Halberstam, 1934 – 2007

Harvard Political Review - April 29, 2007

I could not shake my feeling of profound sadness when I learned on Monday that David Halberstam had lost his life in a traffic...

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The Issue With Wal-Mart

Harvard Political Review - April 20, 2007

Reading through the article, "Tear Down this Wal", I couldn't help but comment that if the people don't want Wal Mart, then they will...

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Obama is Out of Hillary’s Shadow, But is She Out of Bill’s?

Harvard Political Review - April 20, 2007

The NY times ran an article today discussing shifts in support within the Democratic Party from Hillary to Obama. After candidates reported first-quarter fundraising...

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Senator Warner, A Likely Candidate?

Harvard Political Review - April 11, 2007

The Richmond Times-Dispatch ran an interesting article last week on Sen. John Warner's (R-Va.) fundraising (or lack thereof) in the first quarter of 2007....