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Since when has national media become political strategists? Apparently Dan Balz has balls. A reporter for the Washington Post has orchestrated a party strategem, which arrogantly orchestrates benchmarks rather than REPORTS news. Whether or not one agrees with Mr. Balz's three thresholds is irrelevant; he's not a partisan operative, so why

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Dan Balz designates three critical dates in the ongoing Clinton-Obama fight: April 22, the day of the Pennsylvania primary, is Clinton’s next change to make a strong case for staying in the race to the end. Conversely, it is a critical opportunity for Obama to show that he continues to expand his appeal within the party, as

Since when has national media become political strategists? Apparently Dan Balz has balls. A reporter for the Washington Post has orchestrated a party strategem, which arrogantly orchestrates benchmarks rather than REPORTS news. Whether or not one agrees with Mr. Balz's three thresholds is irrelevant; he's not a partisan operative, so why