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

from Which Way, L.A.?

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

Who Really Is "The Decider?"

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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