February 06, 2008
Wednesday Morning Quarterbacking
So many numbers, so little sleep....
National Journal's Ronald Brownstein and James A. Barnes are up this morning with first reactions to the Super Tuesday results.
On the Republican side, Barnes parses John McCain's victory across a broad geographic and ideological spectrum of voters and notes that GOP nominating rules in the biggest states are working in the Arizona senator's favor.
Meanwhile, Brownstein pores over the exit polls and concludes that the persistent demographic divides separating Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama could keep the Democratic race hanging in the balance well into spring.
Posted at 9:50 AM
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Barack Obama, Campaigns, Democrats, Hillary Rodham Clinton, John McCain, Republicans, WH 2008
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