Matt Stoller

Political activist and consultant

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Washington, DC-based political activist and consultant, he blogs at OpenLeft.com

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Hillary Clinton 's "inevitability" is old news as  Barack Obama  moves ahead in some polls and  John Edwards  just won't go away.

Hillary Loses Her Inevitability

Hillary Clinton 's "inevitability" is old news as Barack Obama moves ahead in some polls and John Edwards just won't go away.

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Hillary Clinton 's "inevitability" is old news as  Barack Obama  moves ahead in some polls and  John Edwards  just won't go away.

Hillary Loses Her Inevitability

Hillary Clinton 's "inevitability" is old news as Barack Obama moves ahead in some polls and John Edwards just won't go away.

from To the Point

The House today set  a deadline : US troops home from Iraq by the end of August next year.

All Eyes on Congress as House Votes on War Funding Bill

The House today set a deadline : US troops home from Iraq by the end of August next year.

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