Doug Schoen

Democratic strategist Fox News contributor

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Democratic strategist and pollster and Fox News contributor; Chairman of Penn, Schoen & Berland Associates, a market-research company headquartered in Washington, DC; research and strategic consultant to President Bill Clinton during his 1996 reelection campaign

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With caucuses scheduled for early next year, Nevada's Democratic Party scheduled a presidential debate on the Republican-leaning Fox Cable News Channel this coming August.

Democrats, Fox News and the Internet

With caucuses scheduled for early next year, Nevada's Democratic Party scheduled a presidential debate on the Republican-leaning Fox Cable News Channel this coming August.

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President Bush says he's "the decider" when it comes to Iraq, but even many Republicans disagree.

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The dispute over sending more troops to Iraq is becoming, in part, an argument over the Constitutional separation of powers during wartime.

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