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Friday February 1, 2008
Post shuns Clinton for Obama
The New York Post delivers a qualified endorsement of Barack Obama, snubbing hometown US senator Hillary Clinton.
McCain v the Republican machine
Comment: SOMETHING started happening in Republican Party circles in Washington on Wednesday that many people had hoped they would never have to deal with.
Double exit from White House race
THE shape of the presidential campaigns has changed dramatically after John Edwards pulled out of the Democratic race, and Rudy Giuliani endorsed his friend John McCain after giving up in the Republican contest.
Super Tuesday 101
How is a US presidential nominee selected, why is Super Tuesday important, and what if there are no clear winners afterwards?
Kennedys endorse Obama
Clan backs Obama for president.
What is a primary?
Slideshow: Explaining the US system.
It's McCain
Bruce Wolpe: Republican nominee almost certainly set.
Presidential Primaries
Obama's win deals blow to Clinton
The race to become Democrat nominee for president has become a choice between "the past and the future", Barack Obama said after storming home to win the South Carolina primary.
Nevada gives Clinton boost
Hillary Clinton has received a crucial psychological boost in her quest to become Democratic nominee for president.
The Frontrunners
Love fired up my wild Bill: Hillary
Hillary Clinton admits her husband's hard-charging campaign tactics have gone overboard.
- Obama and Clinton go for the jugular
- You bet it hurt
- The woman who asked that question not impressed
- Hillary, the comeback kid
- Clinton shows the strain
- Clinton to win: UK paper
- Hope battles experience
- She's running, but he's still the star
- Clinton tops Obama in admiration
- Clinton faces sexism and scrutiny
- Audio analysis: Hillary's race
- Link: Clinton's campaign website
Ascendant McCain leaves rivals trailing
John McCain has become the frontrunner in a Republican nominee race that could be decided as soon as next week.
- Giuliani who? McCain wins Florida
- McCain defies odds in make-or-break win
- McCain's win welcomed in Australia
- McCain has amigos in high places
- McCain wins New Hampshire primary
- Iraq is not a dirty word … in McCain campaign
- McCain pulls ahead as candidates face off
- McCain takes Republican lead
- Lieberman backs McCain
- Audio analysis: John McCain, ready for service
- Link: McCain's campaign website
Obama fights Clinton lies
Democratic White House hopeful Barack Obama says he is ready to fight back against Bill Clinton's "troubling" untruths.
- Obama echoes King in unity plea
- Troops warned on Obama email
- Kerry backs Obama bid
- In defeat, Obama supporters say 'yes we can'
- Obama magic draws record crowds
- Obama's big win turns hope to glory
- Obama sharpens Clinton attacks
- Oprah unleashes her latest bestseller
- Audio and photos: Obama's Iowa victory speech
- Slideshow: Why I quit my job for Obama
- Audio analysis: Obama's pledge for change
- Link: Obama's campaign website
McCain and Romney vie for Florida
Senator John McCain and former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney are eclipsing Rudy Giuliani in Florida's Republican race.
- Romney's economic record questioned
- Romney opens up Republican race
- Romney wins Michigan primary
- Republican rivals clash... again
- Romney would balance budget, soonish
- Huckabee brands Romney untrustworthy
- Bruce Wolpe: Romney counts on overcoming religion question
- Audio analysis: The Mormon candidate
- Link: Romney's campaign website
Norris gets a piece of the political action
When Mike Huckabee took the stage after winning the Republican Iowa caucuses, the cameras zoomed in to cut his wife out of the frame. But actor Chuck Norris was still in the picture over Mr Huckabee's left shoulder.
- Huckabee happy with third-place finish
- Huckabee and Obama win Iowa
- Fund-raising about who you know
- Huckabee pulls Romney attack ad
- Huckabee attacks Bush over foreign policy
- Huckabee haunted by rapist link
- Candidate on Jesus juice comes to the fore
- Audio analysis: Huckabee's folksy appeal
- Link: Huckabee's campaign website
Edwards drops out
Democratic candidate John Edwards abandons his populist presidential bid, leaving the race to Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.
From around the web
Questions for Clinton
Columbia Journalism Review: Eight questions to put Hillary Clinton on the spot.
Ch-ch-ch-changes
YouTube: Sometimes it seems like the candidates are all singing from the same songbook.
A President like my father
New York Times: Caroline Kennedy endorses Barack Obama.
Two against one
New York Times: It’s odd that the first woman with a shot at becoming president is so dependent on her husband, says Maureen Dowd.
South poll
The New York Times: Why the Democrats do it hard in the South.
God-o-meter
BeliefNet: Measuring God-talk in the elections.
Foxed by Fox News
Huffington Post: They report - even if they know it's false.
Questions for Obama
Columbia Journalism Review: Posing sticky questions for the candidates.
Mormon v. Baptist
The New Yorker: The Constitution sternly forbids theological sucker punches, so what gives?
Golden Rule of Politics
Time: American voters have a guiding rule for religious politics.
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