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February 1, 2008— -- Democratic Debate:
ABC News' David Wright: "Clinton, Obama Avoid Fireworks in Hollywood"LINK
New York Times' Jeff Zeleny and Patrick Healy: "One on One in Debate, Democrats Set Aim at G.O.P."LINK
Los Angeles Times' Cathleen Decker and Maria L. La Ganga: "Clinton, Obama gently debate Iraq in Hollywood"LINK
USA Today's Susan Page: "No staying above the fray in California"LINK
Republicans: McCain:
ABC News: "McCain Gains Big Support in Final Four Match Up"LINK
New York Times' David D. Kirkpatrick: "As McCain Wins, Critics on Right Look Again"LINK
Washington Post's Matthew Mosk and Sarah Cohen: "With Crucial Loan, McCain Put His Bid Back in the Black"LINK
Los Angeles Times' Tina Daunt: "With McCain, Hollywood loves a comeback tale"LINK
New York Sun's Russell Berman: "Lieberman: McCain's Ascent Could Ground Bloomberg"LINK
New York Daily News' David Saltonstall: "Sen. John McCain wins Arnold Schwarzenegger's endorsement"LINK
Republicans: Romney:
Wall Street Journal's Elizabeth Holmes: "Romney's Comeback Plan Trumpets His Conservatism"LINK
Los Angeles Times' Dan Morain and Scott Martelle: "Romney launches Super Tuesday ad barrage"LINK
The Hill's Sam Youngman: "Romney memo says media 'ready to anoint' McCain"LINK
Boston Herald's Jessica Van Sack: "Romney prez stake at $35M and counting"LINK
Republicans: Giuliani:
New York Times' Eric Lipton: "Giuliani Will Return Diminished, but Not Finished, Associates Say"LINK
Republicans: Huckabee:
The Hill's Klaus Marre: "Huckabee says there is 'no way' he will drop out"LINK
Republicans:
ABC News' Jake Tapper: "Republican Discontent: Conservatives Dislike McCain, Mistrust Romney"LINK
Salon's Juan Cole: "Blowback from the GOP's holy war"LINK
Newsweek's Brooks Jackson: "Some Facts Don't Fly"LINK
Democrats: Clinton:
New York Times' Katharine Q. Seelye and Raymond Hhernandez "Former President Shows Calmer Face in Campaign"LINK
Bloomberg's Aliza Marcus and Avram Goldstein: "Penalties for Uninsured Backed by Clinton, Not Obama"LINK
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