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Huckabee against the robber barrons?

10 October, 2007 (10:31) | economy | By: soren

Last night, I was really struck by Mike Huckabee’s language on economics. Let’s go to the transcript for a moment:

Mr. Huckabee: The real fact is, unions are going to take a more prominent role in the future for one simple reason: A lot of American workers are finding that their wages continue to get strapped [...]

Edwards’ awful ad

19 July, 2007 (09:03) | Uncategorized | By: soren

Why is John Edwards running such a lame ad? Is a message too expensive?

Edwards just lost coal states

16 April, 2007 (08:47) | Environment | By: soren

John Edwards: He also said the United States should ban the construction of new coal-fired power plants. There are some good swing swing states on that list…

Democrat primary calendar about more than diversity

24 August, 2006 (08:32) | Uncategorized | By: eye

A professor at the University of New Hampshire has an interesting op-ed in today’s WaPo about the New Hampshire Primary and the recent shift of the primary schedule by the Democrats. A lot of attention has been focused on the racial/diversity issue, which was the argument that the DNC used to move up Nevada. But [...]

Online markets prefer Edwards to Clinton in the general

21 August, 2006 (13:09) | Uncategorized | By: eye

H/T to Greg Mankiw for the analysis.
The GOP markets at Tradesport only have McCain and Giuiliani, so I don’t think that they are very meaningful. But Mankiw points out what is interesting about the Democrat ones:
[W]e can obtain for each candidate the conditional probability–the probability that the person will win the general election if nominated. [...]

Iowa State Fair Straw Polls Results: McCain wins; Clinton and Edwards tie

17 August, 2006 (21:50) | Uncategorized | By: eye

GOP side:

John McCain: 24%
Rudy Giuiliani and Condi Rice: 20%
Newt Gingrich: 10%

Dem side:

Hillary Clinton and John Edwards tied at 34%
Vilsack third.

Upshot: McCain is still the front runner. And Hillary just can’t go that high, we think.