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Capitol Hill (CNSNews.com) - Sen. Robert Casey, Jr. (D-Pa.) does not think his endorsement of Sen. Barack obama (D-Ill.) translates into a pro-abortion vote in the presidential election, even though obama supports abortion across-the-board, including late-term partial-birth abortion.

The back story of how Senator Barack obama's comments about small-town voters became news is getting almost as much attention in the blogosphere as the comments themselves.

We now know there are at least two forms of religion that Barack obama does not believe in: the religion preached by the Rev. Jeremiah Wright, who baptized his children; and the religion clung to by the bitter people of Pennsylvania, whose votes he hopes will help make him president of the United States.

'A little coffee with a little cream and a little sugar' I've got your offering right here for you, McCain For obama and McCain, the Bitter and the Sweet So much for the liberal media. via Changing Places

AP - Sen. Hillary Rodham clinton outlined an aggressive 100-day presidential agenda on Tuesday and Sen. Barack obama promised to 'play offense for working Americans,' both rivals observing something of a lull in an increasingly personal Democratic nomination struggle.

Poll shows obama ahead as the candidate Dems see as most likely to win.

The demolition derby that now defines the Democratic presidential primary race looks headed for another smashup tonight when Sen. Hillary Rodham clinton and Sen. Barack obama meet for a debate in delegate-rich Pennsylvania, site of the nation's next big...

Sen. Barack obama holds a 10-point lead over Sen. Hillary Rodham clinton when Democrats are asked whom they would prefer to see emerge as the party's presidential nominee, but there is little public pressure to bring the long and increasingly heated contest to an end, according to a new Washington...

In the 21st Democratic debate, New York Sen. Hillary clinton and Illinois Sen. Barack obama traded barbs about 'bittergate,' Rev. Jeremiah Wright and a certain Bosnia tarmac. Neither candidate would say if they share the ticket with the other. The debate falls just before the April 22 Pennsylvania primary.

PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) - The United States should offer to protect countries in the middle east from Iran if those countries forgo nuclear weapons of their own, Democratic presidential candidate Hillary clinton said on Wednesday.