LA-Prez and LA-Sen: McCain-51, Obama-35. Landrieu:50%
by Unlabled
Tue Apr 15, 2008 at 06:57:08 AM PDT
14% undecided for the McCain-Obama match up.
McCain-50 Clinton-42 in the same poll.
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14% undecided for the McCain-Obama match up.
McCain-50 Clinton-42 in the same poll.
After finding out that a re-vote in Florida by mail-in is illegal. A new plan for the seating of Michigan's and Florida's delegates is being discussed.
Michigan: Split the 156 delegates 50/50 between Obama and Clinton
Update: Correction on Florida thanks loree920
Florida: Seat all the delegates Florida would normally have but give them 1/2 a vote, resulting in a 19 net delegates for Clinton.
Superdelegates would be free to vote for whomever
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Rasmussen has a new poll up showing Rep. Mark Udall in a statistical tie with Bob Schaffer, the Republican Congressman.
Rumors are swirling that John McCain may step down from his Senate seat as to focus on his Presidential Bid.
McCain's office is already denying it of course but Jim Pederson might make another stab at McCain's seat.
Posted today by Steve Clemons over at The Washington Note.
There is a race currently underway between different flanks of the administration to determine the future course of US-Iran policy.
On one flank are the diplomats, and on the other is Vice President Cheney's team and acolytes -- who populate quite a wide swath throughout the American national security bureaucracy
Clemons reports that Cheney's staff are intentionally trying to subvert the will of President Bush in regards to his diplomacy effort with Iran.
Bush favors Sec. of State Rice's plan for increased diplomacy with Iran a la N. Korea in regards to uranium enrichment.
Cheney and his evil minions would rather use Israel to create a Middle East conflict that would last years if not decades.
Louisiana Attorney General Charles Foti has decided against issuing a ruling on whether former U.S. Senator John Breaux can run for governor.
Analysis Below the Fold
Good news and bad news.
First the good, No line-item veto for Bush, that attachment to the Minimum Wage bill was tabled, it's not going to happen.
Now the bad news:
Below the fold.....
Edit one: expanded
Cnn.com just had some great breaking news...
President Bush has accepted the resignation of U.N. Ambassador John Bolton when his recess appointment expires, The Associated Press reports.
EDIT: Updated with link see below