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Now Comes the Spin - Howard Kurtz, Washington Post
Mitt, Fred Lose; Huck, McCain Win; Rudy Unharmed - Paul Mirengoff, PL
Barack Delivers, Hillary Disappoints - Joe Conason, Salon
Hillary Aides Revive Comeback Kid Storyline - Karen Breslau, Newsweek
It May Be One & Done for Romney - Howie Carr, Boston Herald
McCain: The Republican Heir? - Rich Lowry, National Review
Dems Better Positioned for November - E.J. Dionne, Washington Post
Obama is Big Story; Don't Dismiss Huckabee - Pete Wehner, Contentions
Next Time, Dilute Iowa's Power - Ronald Brownstein, National Journal

So Much for 'Inevitability'
Clinton Lucky She Came in 3rd
What Cards Can Clintons Play?
Hillary: She Is 'Most Innocent'

Huckabee
- David Brooks, New York Times
Democrats in Denial
- Michael Gerson, San Diego Union-Tribune
GOP Faces Wild, Unpredictable Race
- J. Harris

The 9/10 Caucuses
January 04, 2008
FrontPage.Com has an editorial up this morning pointing out the deficiencies of both of the Iowa winners last night; Barack Obama and Mike Huckabee: More

• The Big Winners - Richard Baehr

• Lesson from Iowa: It's the Economy, Stupid - Amy D. Goldstein

• Who Will Control Your Thermostat? - Joseph Somsel

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  A New Strategy for Energy Innovation
  
  Transforming the U.S. Economy
  Peter Ogden, John Podesta, and John Deutch present a solution to spur energy research and development and begin an innovation revolution.

• 
  Time to Diversify
  
  Oil Hits $100 a Barrel
  With price barrier broken, the need to diversify our energy resources becomes all the more important, writes Dan Weiss.

• 
  No Iraq News (Still) Isn't Good News
  
  Think Again by Eric Alterman
  Media coverage of Iraq declined dramatically in late 2007, just in time for the run-up to the presidential election that could change our policy there.

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  Modernizing the Export-Import Bank
  
  New Provision Will Promote Clean Energy
  A CAP-supported idea to require the Export-Import Bank to promote clean energy finds a home in the appropriations omnibus.

The Race Is On - But Where's the Meat? - Michael Barone, Times of London
Both Clintons' Legacies May Rest on N.H. - John Harris, The Politico
A Second Clinton Comeback? - Patrick Healy & John Broder, New York Times
Huckabee Suddenly a Serious Contender - Terry Eastland, Weekly Standard
The End of the Clintoncene Epoch? - Ryan Lizza, The New Yorker
Phoniness, Not Mormonism, Defeated Romney - Michael Medved, Townhall
What Would Hillary Rodham Do? - Gail Collins, New York Times
Previewing An Obama-McCain Showdown - Reid Wilson, Politics Nation
Last Hurrah For Reagan Coalition? - Patrick Buchanan, Creators
Clinton Supporters Question Her Strategy - Kornblut, Weisman & Kane, WP
It's the Secular Left vs. Christian Left - Mark Steyn, Orange County Register
The Iowa Fallout: A Primer on Momentum - Jay Cost, HorseRaceBlog
Bhutto's Deadly Legacy - William Dalrymple, International Herald Tribune
Economy Needs Tax-Reform, Not Populism - Larry Kudlow, RCP
No Relief in Bush Homestretch - Ann McFeatters, Boston Herald
How to Remember 1968 - Todd Gitlin, Los Angeles Times
The Politics of Iraq Body Counts - N. Munro & C. Cannon, National Journal

Editorials
The Iowa Message - Wall Street Journal
The Political Road Ahead - New York Times
US Poll Points To New Generation - The Australian
Exit the 'Axis of Evil'? - Chicago Tribune

Political News & Analysis
Obama Victory Leaves Hillary Scrambling - Politico
Iowa in Rearview Mirror, Candidates Move To New Issues - NY Times
McCain Says He Must Win New Hampshire - New Hampshire Union Leader
Biden, Dodd To Abandon Presidential Bids - The Associated Press

Act II: Change in States, Stakes
Clinton,Romney Step Up Attacks
Obama, McCain to be Targets
The Four-Day Battle for NH

Hillary Should Be Scared
Obama's Amazing Win
Can Obama Revive Camelot?

NH Tracking Polls
Zogby: Clinton 32, Obama 28
Zogby: McCain 32, Romney 30
Suffolk: Clinton 36, Obama 29
Suffolk: Romney 30, McCain 26

The Race is Now Obama's to Lose - David Broder, Washington Post
Huckabee & Edwards Have Common Delusions - George Will, Union Leader
There Will Be Blood - Dick Morris & Eileen McGann, New York Post
Clinton Machine Shaken by Setback - Karen Tumulty, Time
Obama's Time Has Arrived - Richard Wolffe, Newsweek
The Fall of the House of Clinton - Noemie Emery, Weekly Standard
Obama Should Beware of What's To Come - John Kass, Chicago Tribune
They Didn't Stop Thinking About Tomorrow - Frank Rich, New York Times
Hail the Rise of a New JFK - Sarah Baxter, Sunday Times
Deep Breath Before We Crown Obama - Robert Caldwell, San Diego UT
The Republicans' Huckabee Problem - Howard Fineman, Newsweek
The GOP's Time for Choosing - Henry Olsen, OpinionJournal
Why Bush, Cheney Must Be Impeached - George McGovern, Washington Post
Lame Duck? Bush is Comeback Kid - Donald Lambro, Washington Times
Trouble Ahead for Next President - Strobe Talbot, Financial Times
How Safe Are Pakistan's Nukes? - Trudy Rubin, Philadelphia Inquirer
The American Giant Always Bounces Back - Irwin Stelzer, Sunday Times

Editorials
Absurd Primary Schedule Needs Fix - Miami Herald
The Case For Iowa - Los Angeles Times
Supreme Court's Death Penalty Case - Washington Post
Death Penalty: Fix It or End It - Chicago Sun-Times

Political News & Analysis
Clinton Accuses Obama of Changing Positions - Associated Press
Obama's Rise Dismays Clinton's Supporters - Washington Post
Sharp Clashes in Hectic Days Before Primary - New York Times
Democrats Talk Tough on Getting bin Laden - Union Leader

Tension Builds as the Stakes Rise - Susan Page & Jill Lawrence, USA Today
Road to the White House Passes Through NH - Albert Hunt, Bloomberg
The New New Mitt vs. McCain - Kimberley Strassel, Wall Street Journal
Clinton's Mistake & Her Last Chance to Fix It - Bob Shrum, NY Daily News
The Splendid Theatre of American Democracy - Janet Daley, UK Telegraph
Can Obama Withstand Scrutiny? - John Heilemann, New York Magazine
Huckabee Can Win in November - William Kristol, New York Times
For GOP, Iowa Better Be an Aberration - Stuart Rothenberg, Roll Call
Only McCain Can Beat Obama - Richard Baehr, American Thinker
The Democratic Foreign Policy Wars - Ari Berman, The Nation
Dems Can't Handle Truth About the Surge - Fred Barnes, Weekly Standard
It's About Confidence in America - Madeleine Albright, Washington Post
Blind Faiths: The Suicide of Reason? - Ayaan Hirsi Ali, New York Times
America Must Have a Fiscal Stimulus - Larry Summers, Financial Times
Bush Should Confront Congress on Pork - John Fund, OpinionJournal
Is 1992 the Model for Hillary? - Jay Cost, HorseRaceBlog
Likeability Trumps Money and Positions - Edward Luce, Financial Times

Clinton Gears Up for Extended Battle - Thomas Edsall, Huffington Post
The Clinton Years: 1992-2007 - Peter Wehner, Contentions
Looks Like the Mac Really Is Back - Ron Claiborne, ABC News
The Crowded Obama Bandwagon - Terence Samuel, The American Prospect
Amnesty Bill Could Derail McCain's Train - Howie Carr, Boston Herald
GOP Should Tread Carefully on Immigration - Victor Davis Hanson, NRO
Our Pathetic Obsession with Obama's Race - Christopher Hitchens, Slate
Bloomberg's Game of Presidential Footsie - David Remnick, The New Yorker

Editorials
Obama Emerges - New York Sun
It's Not Looking Good for Republicans - New York Times
The Left's Health-Care Spat - Wall Street Journal
Voters a Step Ahead of Bloomberg - Christian Science Monitor

Political News & Analysis
Candidates Criss-Cross State, Make Final Pitches - N.H. Union Leader
GOP Hopefuls Square Off on Taxes and Ads - Concord Monitor
Bruised in Iowa, Clinton, Romney Change Styles - Wall Street Journal
GOP Doubts, Fears 'Post-Partisan' Obama - Washington Post

Video: Emotional Hillary in NH
Clinton Advisers Fear NH Loss
Poll: Edwards Closing in on 2nd
Edwards's Populism Evolves
Bill Clinton Finds Less Spark

Steve Coughlin: Purple Heart in War of Ideas? - Frank Gaffney Jr., Washington Times
Democrats See No Good in Iraq - Washington Post editorial
Democrats in Denial on Iraq - Wall Street Journal editorial
Johns Hopkins' Iraq Numbers - Washington Times editorial
Afghanistan and Iraq Cry Out for Civilians - Hilary Synnott, London Daily Telegraph
Dangerous Time for Middle East Visit - Miami Herald editorial
Bush of Arabia - Fouad Ajami, Wall Street Journal
Into the Heart of the Beast - Claude Salhani, Washington Times
Iran's Naked Ambitions - Uzi Rubin, Washington Times
Oh, Thanks, Mr. Gul - Tulin Daloglu, Washington Times
Dynastic Politics at Work in Pakistan - H.D.S. Greenway, Boston Globe
Decision Time in Burma - R. Nicholas Burns, Washington Post
The Trial of Charles Taylor - Los Angeles Times editorial
Why did Venezuela Surrender to Chávez? - Carlos Montanier, Miami Herald
Democracy: Inevitable No More - Madeleine Albright, Los Angeles Times
CIA Tapes: Independent Inquiry Needed - Bruce Fein, Washington Times

Clinton Braces for Second Loss - Jackie Calmes, Wall Street Journal
McCain and Romney: The Warrior and the To-Do List - Byron York, NRO
Obama's Poetry Beating Clinton's Prose - E. J. Dionne, Washington Post
Clinton's Plan B: How the Rules Could Help Her - Jay Cost, HorseRaceBlog
The Power of Candidate Branding - Chuck Todd, NBC News
The McCain and Obama Models - David Brooks, New York Times
Hillary Tries Temper, Tears to Stop Obama - Margaret Carlson, Bloomberg
Huckabee's Counterproductive Sweet Talk - Dick Armey, RealClearPolitics
Women Are Never Front-Runners - Gloria Steinem, New York Times
Young Women, Feminism and Hillary - Michael Barone, US News & WR
McCain Senses a N.H. Comeback - Roger Simon, The Politico
Romney Narrows Focus, 'Finds Voice' - Michael Levenson, Boston Globe
Baby Steps Needed in the Middle East - Dennis Ross, The New Republic
Bush of Arabia - Fouad Ajami, Wall Street Journal
Democracy: Inevitable No More - Madeleine Albright, Los Angeles Times
Iran 1, USA 0: The Navy Lost Its Nerve - Ralph Peters, New York Post
A Chink in Hillary's Steely Facade - Robin Givhan, Washington Post

Editorials
Why Won't Dems Acknowledge Progress in Iraq? - Washington Post
It's Clear Iran is Up to No Good - San Diego Union-Tribune
'Change' is the Theme of the Season - San Francisco Chronicle
A Barack Star In The Making - Investor's Business Daily

Political News & Analysis
In State Where Independents Rule, GOP Losing Sway - USA Today
Finally, New Hampshire Votes - New Hampshire Union Leader
Clinton's Campaign Shows Stress Before Primary - NYT
Bill Clinton Blames Obama Surge on Primary Timing - N.H. Union Leader

What a Bandwagon Looks Like
Clinton Faces a Cash Crunch
No Makeover for Hillary -- Yet
Hillary's Valedictory Speech
Obama Transcends Race

Rivals Set Sights on Obama
NH Crucial To Mitt, McCain
Mr. Romney vs. Mr. Romney
Amnesty Bill Could Derail McCain
Romney and 'Amnesty'

New Hampshire
Dixville Notch to Obama, McCain
HRC Campaign Shows Stress
Independents' Day
RCP: McCain Stalling at Very End
RCP: Obama Surging

Hillary Wins: Conventional Wisdom R.I.P. - Dick Meyer, CBS News
John McCain: Too Tough to Die - John Dickerson, Slate
Can She Cry Her Way Back to White House? - Maureen Dowd, NY Times
How Clinton Won: The 'Mondale Model' - Jay Cost, HorseRaceBlog
McCain Shreds Romney's Plan, Now Favorite - Robert Novak, Chicago ST
After NH, Race May Break Huckabee's Way - John Ellis, RealClearPolitics
Clinton Victory Makes Fools of Doubters - Allen & VandeHei, The Politico
New Hampshire's Polling Fiasco - Gary Langer, ABC News
How Hillary Turned it Around - Karen Tumulty, Time
Hillary Beats the Media - John Podhoretz, New York Post
The Crying Game: Hillary, Part Two - Victor Davis Hanson, NRO
Never Underestimate John McCain - Ruth Marcus, Washington Post
Theories on Hillary's Turnabout - Jonathan Alter, Newsweek
Voter-Fraud Showdown - John Fund, Wall Street Journal
Challenges for the World's Divided Economy - Martin Wolf, Financial Times
They Won't Keep Promises About Your Kids - Robert Samuelson, Newsweek
The Tale of the CIA Tapes - Rep. Jane Harman, USA Today

New Hampshire Redefines Meaning of 'Inevitable' - USA Today
Presidential Plot Thickens - Dallas Morning News
Romney and His Money - Washington Times
Hillary Clinton's Surprise Win - The Economist

Conventional Wisdom Hits the Reset Button - Washington Post
Clinton Victory Makes Fools of Doubters - Politico
McCain's Victory Scrambles Field - New York Times
In State Where Independents Rule, GOP Losing Sway - USA Today

Hillary Clinton: Clinton's N.H. Victory Speech
John McCain: John McCain's N.H. Victory Speech
Special Report w/Brit Hume: Panel Previews Race After New Hampshire
Hannity & Colmes: Morris, Davis On Clinton; GOP Advisers On Their Race
CNN: Edwards & Obama's N.H. Speeches

Illustration by Zach Trenholm
The witch ain't dead, and Chris Matthews is a ding-dong
The glee with which Matthews and other angry male pundits prematurely danced on Hillary's grave made me -- for one night only -- a Clinton supporter

By Rebecca Traister

Pardon My Laughter and Cynicism
Miscellaneous Observations on the Presidential Primaries, America's Great Political Circus

by John Chuckman / January 9th, 2008

Americans are the only people I know who believe their own propaganda. – Deborah Eisenberg, American writer (Full article …)

The Real Winner: The Voter
By: Ben Johnson
As New Hampshire voters return national security front-and-center, Barack Obama joins President John Kerry as a victim of media polls. More>

Modernizing the U.S Military - Daniel Davis, Washington Times
The Surge Worked - John McCain and Joe Lieberman, Wall Street Journal
Iraq is the Issue - Daniel Casse, Commentary
Turn the Tables on Iran, Mr. President - Jerusalem Post editorial
Iran's Provocation - Walter Russell Mead, Wall Street Journal
Tempting Fate in Pakistan - Boston Globe editorial
Tell Abbas to Stop Educating for War - Jerusalem Post editorial
Israel’s Ties that Bind - Mitchell Bard, Los Angeles Times
Can Bush Make a Difference - Ghassan Khatib, Daily Star
Israel: Nothing but Bluntness Will Do - Isi Lieber, Jerusalem Post
Lebanon's Lessons for Gaza - Evelyn Gordon, Jerusalem Post
Arab Despotism May Have Merit - Shlomo Ben-Ami, Daily Star
Candidates Vague on Middle East Democracy - Steven Cook, Daily Star
Qatar Feels the Chill - Dilip Hiro, Guardian
Pakistan's Straying Democracy - Chayes and Sheikholeslami, Boston Globe
Kenya at the Brink - Washington Post editorial
Cuba's Transition Begins - Brian Latell, Wall Street Journal
Yale and the Terrorist - Wall Street Journal editorial
Poles to Bargain Hard on Missile Defense - Bronwen Maddox, London Times
Keeper of the Sakharov Flame - Cathy Young, Weekly Standard
Political Dilemma over Guantanamo - Leigh Sales, Sydney Morning Herald

Start of a Marathon - George Will, Washington Post
The Return of Realpolitik - Gabor Steingart, Der Spiegel
Voters Weren't Ready to Commit - Nancy Gibbs & David von Drehle, Time
Why Hillary Won - Karl Rove, Wall Street Journal
Clinton Cried Likeable Tears - Richard Cohen, New York Daily News
Obambi Versus Clintzilla - Robert Tracinski, The Intellectual Activist
An Old Democratic Fault Line - Harold Meyerson, Washington Post
The Surge Worked - Sens. John McCain & Joe Lieberman, Wall Street Journal
Trying to Explain the Democrats' Struggles - TNR Congressional Roundup
Who Can Go the Distance? - Steven Stark, Boston Phoenix
The Clinton Style & the Road Ahead - Robert Novak, Chicago Sun-Times
A Choice for Those Who Rejected McCain - Peter Brown, The Politico
The Messy Politics of Illegal Immigration - Victor Davis Hanson, RCP
Don't Forget Foreign Policy - Pierre Atlas, Indianapolis Star
Iran's Provocation - Walter Russell Mead, Wall Street Jounal
Media Get Another Drubbing - Howard Kurtz, Washington Post
Voters Want Change: Will That Change? - Dave Barry, Seattle Times

Editorials
New Hampshire's Humbling Lesson - Christian Science Monitor
McCain Gets His Moment - National Review
How to Help Revive the Economy - New York Times
Fears Grow Over Pakistan's Future - The Australian

Political News & Analysis
Pace Quickens in Wide-Open Races - Washington Post
Michigan Next, GOP Rivals Turn to the Economy - New York Times
Dem Front-Runners Face Urgent Choices - Politico
Nevada Savors its Place as Maker of Momentum - New York Times

Getting it Wrong - Pew
Under a Microscope - Gallup
What Happened? - Marist
Win Adds to Storied NH Lore
From Turmoil to Triumph

Richardson Expected to Exit
Clinton, Obama in Partisan Fight
Now It's Nevada's Turn
Culinary Picks Obama
Team Obama's Wake Up Call
NH Moment Won Day for Clinton

Transcripts & Speeches

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Special Report w/Brit Hume: Panel Sees No Frontrunner In Either Race
Hannity & Colmes: Frank Luntz & Bill Bradley on "Hannity & Colmes"
American Morning: Clinton on "American Morning"
The Situation Room: Edwards in "The Situation Room"
Hillary Clinton: Clinton's N.H. Victory Speech

Spotlight on the Candidates

Hillary Clinton on Iraq: Hillary says she wants the troops out. But does she really?
On International Law: When it comes to human rights around the world, Hillary Clinton is little more than Bush Lite.
On her military policy: There's every indication that it closely parallels that of the Bush administration.

John Edwards: The charismatic populist has staked out progressive positions on important domestic policy issues but on foreign policy, however, his record is decidedly mixed.

Is Mike Huckabee a real compassionate conservative, or just a closet realist?

Mary MacElveen: Where are Hillary Clinton's tears for our soldiers and innocent Iraqis? This column is dedicated to all of our soldiers who have lost their lives in Iraq and who have come home maimed. This column is also dedicated to the countless innocent Iraqis who have been killed at the hands of the United States government.

BILL SCHER
NH Voters Agree: Fix The Economy
Republicans, Democrats and independents in New Hampshire all agree: the economy isn't working for them.

DAVID SIROTA
Bad News Out Here In the Real World
Welcome to the recession.



Welcome to the Recession
by Barbara Ehrenreich, The Huffington Post
Experts say we're approaching a recession. Most Americans say it's already started.

Anti-War Lessons From New Hampshire
by Tom Hayden, The Nation
How will Democratic candidates end the war? Few of the scenarios offered to voters really addressed the issue.

The High Cost of Doing Nothing
by Bill Becker, Gristmill
Make no mistake: The costs of switching to clean energy and an energy-efficient economy are far less than the costs of doing nothing.

'08 Race is Now a Regional Affair - Rick Klein & Mike Elmore, ABC News
The NH Result & the Remaining Field - Dick Morris, The O'Reilly Factor
Obama Needs to Answer 'Where's the Beef?' - Mort Kondracke, Roll Call
Two Insurgencies: Huckabee & Obama - John O'Sullivan, National Review
Clinton Comeback Could Crown McCain - Jonathan Freedland, Guardian
Iraq Surge Has Revived GOP Fortunes - Jennifer Rubin, American Spectator
Anti-Immigration Card is Failing - Andres Oppenheimer, Miami Herald
Time to Close the Book on the Clintons - Camille Paglia, Salon
It's Not Nice to Mock Mature Women - Froma Harrop, Houston Chronicle
The Latest Version of Hillary Clinton - Steve Chapman, Chicago Tribune

A New Dynamic in the GOP Field - M. Cooper & M. Luo, New York Times
McCain Unscathed in Debate - Jonathan Martin, The Politico
Big Night For Mike Huckabee - Dean Barnett, Weekly Standard
The SC Debate: Fred's Not Dead - Chuck Todd, NBC News
Who's Crying Now? - Peggy Noonan, OpinionJournal
Clinton v. Obama: Moving Forward - Jay Cost, HorseRaceBlog
Clinton Courts Hispanics For Crucial Super Tuesday - Jim Carlton, WSJ
Bitter Fight Could Damage Dems - Steve Huntley, Chicago Sun-Times
Once Again, It's The Economy - Peter Baker & Dan Balz, Washington Post
Dems, GOP Have Left Michigan Behind - Daniel Howes, Detroit News
Middle-Class Capitalists - David Brooks, New York Times
A Reflection That Defines the Choice for US Voters - Philip Stephens, FT
Bringing Obama Back to Earth - Charles Krauthammer, Washington Post
On the Lookout for the 'Bradley Effect' - Eugene Robinson, San Diego UT
North Korea's True Colors - John Bolton, Wall Street Journal
Forging Ties With Iran - Mark Brzezinski and Ray Takeyh, Boston Globe
The Surge At One - Ralph Peters, New York Post

Editorials
Fred Thompson for President - Human Events
Prepare for Even Tougher Times Ahead - Detroit Free Press
Questions for Obama - New York Sun
Homeland Security on the Hustings - New York Times

Political News & Analysis
Clyburn May Endorse After All - New York Times
Candidate's 'Wisdom, Vision, Instinct' Cited - Charleston Post & Courier
McCain Emerges Unscathed - Politico
Economy Slumps to the Top of the Agenda - Washington Post

Transcripts & Speeches

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Fox News: The South Carolina GOP Debate
Hannity & Colmes: Parade of Candidates on "Hannity & Colmes"
Special Report w/Brit Hume: Panel Looks at Latest from the Trail
Bill Richardson: Richardson Drops Out of the Race
Special Report w/Brit Hume: Panel Sees No Frontrunner In Either Race

Kerry Endorses ObamaHuckabee on "Morning Joe"Clinton Goes "Eye to Eye" With Couric

• Start of a Marathon - George Will, Washington Post
• The NH Result & the Remaining Field - Dick Morris, The O'Reilly Factor
• Obambi Versus Clintzilla - Robert Tracinski, The Intellectual Activist
• The Return of Realpolitik - Gabor Steingart, Der Spiegel
• After NH, Race May Break Huckabee's Way - John Ellis, RealClearPolitics
• Voters Want Change: Will That Change? - Dave Barry, Seattle Times
• The Surge Worked - Sens. John McCain & Joe Lieberman, Wall Street Journal

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RCP Poll AveragesRepublican Presidential NominationRCP AverageHuckabee21.3%McCain19.7%Giuliani16.7%Romney13.0%Thompson10.3%Paul4.0%Huckabee +1.6%
Democratic Presidential NominationRCP AverageClinton37.7%Obama30.7%Edwards16.3%Clinton +7.0%