New Republic exclusive busts out with press-bashing, funny, caustic letters from Huckabee to reporters in the 1990s. Permalink
GOP: Giuliani 20, Romney 20, Huckabee 17, McCain 14, Thompson 11. Dems: Clinton 45, Obama 23, Edwards 13. Error Margin: 3.1 points To read more, including comparisons from last month's poll, click here. Permalink
GOP: Huckabee 35, Romney 27, Thompson 9, Giuliani 8, Paul 8, McCain 6. Error margin: 4.5 points To read more, including comparisons with last month, click here. Earlier Wed: Dems: Obama 33, Clinton 29, Edwards 20. Permalink
Huckabee stands by his record on clemencies and lashes out at Romney for making clemency decisions as "someone who wants to run for future office". Meanwhile, Romney says Bush did "what was necessary" on domestic wiretapping, a continuation of his Foreign Affairs slam at Huckabee's criticism. Permalink
GOP: Huckabee 28, Romney 20, Giuliani 12, McCain 11, Thompson 10. Error Margin: 5 points Dems: Obama 35, Clinton 34, Edwards 13. Error Margin: 4 points Read more on the poll here. Permalink
Huckabee in media gangbang in parking lot outside a Dillard's. Says Romney is "ruthless." Romney draws 1,400 people to tasteful Sheraton holiday party. Says he doesn't know if he will win caucuses. Permalink
Clinton, Edwards, Obama and Giuliani all release ads celebrating the holidays Wednesday. Check them all out here. Permalink
Tackles Huckabee's rise, Clinton's war comments, TIME's Person of the Year and other topics in wide-ranging conference call. Permalink
Waverly, IA stop not a model of hard-charging retail politics. Permalink
Perry Kucinich, 52, found in his Cleveland home. No signs of violence, police say. Rep. Kucinich: "He was a genius. He had extraordinary insights." Read full statement. Permalink
Says on radio show that one way Republicans can counter Clinton is to stop addressing her by her first name. Listen to audio here. Permalink
CBS: Bill Whitaker in SC covered new CBS poll. Noted "reverse gender gap," with most women backing Obama and men behind Clinton. African-American women, a large SC voting block, are strongly pro-Obama. Campaign Notebook covered spate of holiday ads, Romney ad about lost teen. "Primary Questions" tackled infidelity. Many candidates appeared flexible; Romney said it's appropriate for unhappy spouses to "find a new relationship." Obama again raised past drug use in discussing morality. Clinton said some great leaders had "challenges in their personal life." Giuliani again said he's made mistakes, some repeatedly. Read more from the candidates here. ABC: Gibson reported on new ABC/WashPost IA poll, holiday ads. NBC: Williams, Russert announced new NBC-WSJ national poll numbers. Package examined candidate holiday ads, including the alleged cross in Huckabee's Christmas spot. Permalink
Top progressive talk radio host goes on eight-minute on-air tirade, saying Clinton has snubbed show. Read transcript here. Clinton spokesman Phil Singer responds: "Sen. Clinton has been on three times this year, most recently in September." Permalink
Giuliani passes up on slamming rivals (including Clinton). Also discusses waterboarding, foreign policy on CNN's "The Situation Room." Read full transcript here. McCain says confidently that he'll win NH, discusses torture, Iraq, goes lightly on rivals on MSNBC's "Hardball." Read full transcript here. Clinton talks about bringing daughter, mother on the trail, Obama kindergarten comment on ABC's "Nightline." Read excerpts here. Permalink
Operator of "white pride" Web site donated $500. Paul spokesman: "That's $500 less that this guy has to do whatever it is that he does." Permalink
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