Mike Huckabee

• Huckabee Woos Voter With Coffee
• Huckabee vows to defy birthright citizenship
• She’s Huckabee’s staunchest supporter
  The candidate’s wife, Janet, doesn’t like to get in front of the cameras, but she’s not shy — she’s one of the only spouses in this race to have her own experience running for office.
• Huckabee wields guitars and Chuck Norris in campaign push
• Transcript: Huckabee on Letterman
• Aww, Hucks: Those pesky ‘values’
• Mike Huckabee wants to abolish the IRS
  His loopy tax plan would be an economic disaster — but it’s more honest than the schemes being peddled by the establishment Republican candidates.
• Huckabee short on smarts
  My Top 10 reasons he shouldn’t be president
• Huckabee seeks Catholic support
• Huckabee’s OK With 3rd or 4th in N.H.
• Huckabee hunts for votes in nation’s first primary
• Reservation for 400 Under Huckabee
• Eating Up Huckabee
• Huckabee Has Late-Night TV Chat
• Huckabee’s History of Political Antics
• The Huckabee Show: Three parts spectacle, one part politics
• Minnesota Republican chairman backs Huckabee
• Huckabee Attacks Romney’s Record

John McCain

• Vote McCain: For courage and conviction
• The good and bad of John McCain
• McCain Ready to Truth Squad
• The Guy With the Bus Is on a Roll
• McCain vows to fight global warming
• Confident McCain barnstorms Granite State
• Media Hordes Engulf McCain
• McCain’s Grit, Luck Fuel Comeback After `Meltdown’ Last Year
• Rock-solid McCain hitting his Granite State stride
• McCain projects confidence at rallies
• McCain: ‘We’re Not Going To Lose’
• McCain welcomes media’s renewed interest
• Establishment Favor May Hurt Maverick McCain
• Will fate grant John McCain a do-over?
  With Mitt Romney on a downward slide, McCain and Mike Huckabee are now probably the two most likely GOP nominees.
  By Walter Shapiro
• McCain set to repeat success of 2000
• McCain Emerging as Establishment Pick?
• Looks Like the Mac Really Is Back
  Warm Welcome in New Hampshire, Rising Poll Number Have McCain on a Roll
• Jonathan Kay: John McCain for president
• McCain Responds to Romney

Rudy Giuliani

• Giuliani sees victory with rally in later states
• Rudy Full of Energy
• VIDEO: Rudy on “Morning Joe”
  Rudy sat down with Joe Scarborough on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” where he talked about his bold vision for the future of America and his national strategy to capture the Republican nomination.
• Rudy Giuliani: I’ve Gotten Emotional Too
• Rudy’s Bold Vision
• Forbes: Rudy’s Our Nominee
• Rudy on American Morning
  Mayor Rudy Giuliani appeared on CNN’s “American Morning” where he spoke with Dana Bash about his expectations for New Hampshire and his strategy to capture the Republican nomination.
• AUDIO: Glenn Beck: Giuliani’s Strategy is Brilliant
• VIDEO: Rudy on the “Today Show”
  Mayor Rudy Giuliani sat down with NBC’s Matt Lauer and talked about his unconventional national strategy to capture the Republican nomination; a strategy which focuses on delegate rich contests like Florida and February 5th states.
• VIDEO: Governor Tommy Thompson on Rudy
  Former Wisconsin Governor, Secretary of Health & Human Services and Presidential candidate Tommy Thompson sat down with Fox News’ Greta Van Susteren and talked about Mayor Rudy Giuliani’s winning national strategy.
• VIDEO: Rudy on His Winning Strategy
  WMUR news in New Hampshire followed Mayor Rudy Giuliani on the campaign trail and talked about his national strategy to capture the Republican nomination.
• VIDEO: Michael DuHaime on Fox
  Campaign Manager Michael DuHaime talked with Fox News’ Shepard Smith about Rudy’s plan for victory and why he believes Mayor Rudy Giuliani is the best candidate to lead the American people.
• Giuliani emphasizes electibility in general election
• Giuliani stays on the offense in final day of NH campaign
• Giuliani, pushing for N.H. votes, makes it clear his campaign isn’t counting on miracle finish
• Giuliani’s camp eyes top-3 finish
  Supporters lower their expectations for Mich. primary with strategy to focus on later contests.
• NY GOP Does Its Part For Rudy
• Giuliani still favorite among local N.J. lawmakers
• Local Giuliani delegates named
  Two San Luis Obispo County residents and state Sen. Abel Maldonado have been named delegates for presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani.
• Giuliani to pay a visit to Brevard
  Rally planned Wednesday
• Rudy Set to Lay Out Tax Plan
• Rudy Giuliani Touts High Tech Wall to Block Illegal Immigrants
• Giuliani: The ‘Change’ Dems Want Is From Your Pocket
• Raye, Mills back Giuliani
• Still a Sideshow, Giuliani Bets on Survival Strategy
• Giuliani seen vulnerable to Paul in New Hampshire
• Forbes on Fox Business
  National Campaign Co-Chair Steve Forbes told Fox News Business that Mayor Rudy Giuliani is a supply-sider who is committed to cutting taxes and making health care more affordable for all Americans using free-market solutions.
• Leopold modeling his politics on Giuliani

Mitt Romney

• Mr. Romney vs. Mr. Romney
  On immigration, the candidate is tying himself into knots while proposing no real solutions.
• Can Romney 4.0 Stage a Turnaround?
• The Romney Revamp
• Wide-open race may be Romney’s savior
  As his campaign struggles to find the right message, observers say he may not have to win in New Hampshire to stay viable.
• Romney: Dynamics Of The Race Have Changed
• Romney’s Feeling The Mitt-Mentum
• Romney expects to do well in Michigan
• Romney narrows focus in N.H.
• Alas, Mitt Romney Doesn’t Get the Boot At Timberland
  Lagging in Race, He Passes on New Footwear
• Romney braces for N.H. loss to McCain
  Iowa winner Huckabee keeps low profile in Granite State
• Romney’s End?
• If Mitt does go down tomorrow…
• Romney’s Fundraising Team Planned for Wins
• Romney closes New Hampshire campaign with victory prediction
• Romney: If McCain loses in NH, he’s toast
• In New Hampshire, Negative Signs for Romney
• How Well Is RomneyCare Doing?
• Romney Supporters Remove McCain Signs
• A Romney misstep
• The Washington Olympics
• Romney in Nashua: Hitting McCain, Touting Obama
  by Mary Katharine Ham
• A Pet Project for Romney?
• An unscripted Romney moment
• Off-base on NAFTA and “Hillary Care”
• Romney hopes message hits home in time
• He Knows a Winner
• Mitt Romney says he can beat Barack Obama
• Romney’s Challenge To Obama
• Romney “Convinced” Of N.H. Victory
• New target? Romney says he can beat Obama
• Romney looks for Granite State comeback

Fred Thompson

• GOP’s Thompson in SC Instead of NH
• Rush Limbaugh: If You’re Looking For A Real Conservative…Look At Fred
• Thompson’s Pick for an Opponent

General Race 4 2008 News

• New Hampshire Primary Results
• Intrade Update - GOP Nomination
• Intrade Update - GOP New Hampshire Primary
• GOP Chances, Tonight And Beyond
• McCain, Obama Win First Ballots in Dixville Notch, N.H.
• Giuliani, Huckabee Have Warm Exchange in Frigid Race
• Signs of record voter turnout for primary
• Spring-like weather draws swarms of New Hampshire voters
• Voter turnout off to strong start in Hampton
• For Mitt, Mike and Rudy, New Hampshire church primary polling site is ground zero
• McCain and Romney: The Warrior and the To-Do List
  The candidates make their last pitch in New Hampshire.
  By Byron York
• ATR: McCain and Thompson Leave Door Open to Tax Hikes
• McCain and Obama
  by David Brooks
• McCain and Obama fight for the center
• Cannon Fire
  Iowa and beyond.
  By Thomas Sowell
• Vying for ad-vantage
  Pols’ messages target local fans
• McCain’s comeback putting heat on Romney
• The power of candidate branding
  How Obama and McCain did it right, and why Clinton and Romney fumbled
  By Chuck Todd
• McCain, Romney Tussle for Vital NH Win
• Wooing New Hampshire’s Undeclared
• Undecideds Could Hold the Key in New Hampshire
  Familiarity may be as much a liability as an asset as candidates make last-minute pitches
• Independents streak eyed
  Undeclareds boon for Obama, McCain
• Republican field offers wide range of choices
• Romney lowers sights; McCain predicts a win
  GOP hopefuls ramp up get-out-vote effort
• Obama in overdrive as Clinton falls behind
• New Hampshire Aims for Record Turnout
• Political Markets Foresee Turning Point
  Pundits and Prediction Markets Agree, New Hampshire Is Do-Or-Die
• Lessons From Iowa; Reflections on New Hampshire
  by Newt Gingrich
• Candidates see S.C. as key upcoming test
• Obama Now Seen as Most Electable Candidate in Either Party
• Summit fuels Bloomberg 2008 talk
• Bloomberg, moderates lament state of U.S
• Unity politicians push Bloomberg
• Closing arguments from Clinton, Romney
• In Final Push for Votes, Pledges From Both Sides to Change Washington
• Campaign Chaos In Concord
• Out of Focus
• Debating New Hampshire
  A weekend with the GOP.
  An NRO Symposium
• Analysis: Looking to NH and Beyond
• Candidates talk change on the campaign trail
• N.H. youth vote not locked in yet
• Three Out of Eight Ain’t Good
• Republicans battling for soul of the party
• Wealth of Nations
  by David Remnick
• Neilsen: 28,000 Spots Since January
• Little New Hampshire Could Hold Big Significance for Both Parties
• For N.Y. Candidates, Quandaries Ahead
• Finally, NH votes
• Video: Interview with US president George W. Bush
  President Bush discusses prospects for peace in the Middle East
• In ‘Serious’ Provocation, Iranian Boats Charge U.S. Navy Ships
• U.S. Describes Confrontation With Iranian Boats
• Iranians threatened U.S. ships in Hormuz: Pentagon
• IRAN 1, USA 0
  Naval Error in the Gulf
  by Ralph Peters
• New Leaders Of Sunnis Make Gains In Influence
  U.S.-Backed Fighters Find Empowering Role
• Angry White Man
   by James Kirchick
  The bigoted past of Ron Paul.
• Justices Hear Arguments in Lethal Injection Case
• The Deportation Albatross?
  by Victor Davis Hanson
• The One Word Dominating New Hampshire
• New Hampshire in the hands of the independents
• Obama vs. McCain Would Be Clean Contest of Idealists
  By Mort Kondracke
• Poll: 9-point lead for Obama on eve of N.H. primary
• What if it’s Obama v. Edwards?
  New Hampshire may leave Clinton on the ropes, reshaping the contest
• Obama’s Poetry Beating Clinton’s Prose
  By E. J. Dionne

Hillary Clinton

• Back to the Future: Carville & Begala to join Clinton campaign
  by Major Garrett
• James Carville Emphatically Denies That He’s Going To Work For Hillary
  By Greg Sargent
• Clinton Braces for Second Loss;
  Union, Senators May Back Obama
• End of an Era
• Dartmouth Students Walk Out on Bill
• The Politics of Weeping
  Once deemed fatal to presidential candidacies, it’s now an undisputed good.
• Hillary Tears Up
  A Muskie moment, or a helpful glimpse of ‘the real Hillary’?
• Hillary Clinton close to tears as cracks begin to show
• Will Clinton’s “Cry” be the new Dean “Scream?”
• Tears Have Turned Campaigns
  Emotional Clinton Moment Could Change Perceptions, But in Which Direction?
• Shaken Clinton Camp Prepares For Trench Warfare After New Hampshire
  By Thomas Edsall
• Clinton Ally: Time for Game Extender
• White House disagrees with Clinton on economy
• Stumping for Wife, Clinton Pushes Back Against the Press
• HRC retrenches in face of Obama surge
• Clinton Faces a Cash Crunch
• Clinton’s Civil Rights Lesson

Barack Obama

• Identity Crisis
  There’s something pathetic and embarrassing about our obsession with Barack Obama’s race.
  By Christopher Hitchens
• The Changeling
  Iowa transformed Obama into the front-runner. Which means a whole different level of scrutiny. Can he withstand it?
  By John Heilemann
• The Crowded Obama Bandwagon
  The need for change has become the mantra of the political season, and it seems like everyone is coming around to the charms of Barack Obama. That doesn’t mean that he’s home free yet.
• National Focus Poses Challenge for Obama
• GOP Doubts, Fears ‘Post-Partisan’ Obama
• No Ban on Lobbyists as Advisers for Obama
• New Hampshire feels the Obama bounce
• CAUSE CÉLÈBRE: Ready to give Barack the part
  From the beginning, Hollywood has loved Obama’s story — his “pitch” as they say — but were wary of his real box office potential.
• Obama: A Happy Warrior for Change
• Colin Powell Praises Obama on Eve of New Hampshire Primary
• Barack Obama, Larry David and the fainting woman*
  * Or, When not to crack a joke