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• The Moderate Voice » Domestic and international news analysis, irreverent comments, original reporting, and popular culture features from across the political spectrum. (#): ... polls show the New Hampshire primary race is now a dead heat between Obama (who has Big Mo) and Clinton (who has Big Bill). The Washington Post’ Chris Cillizza notes, the political context of this debate realistically left Clinton little choice but to go after Obama at almost every chance she got: Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (N.Y.) cast off the magnanimous, above-the-fray approach she had used ...
• Random Thoughts from Reno: ... Hillary is far, far tougher to dislodge than Obama, and, if Edwards can weaken her enough and put her away, Obama will be easy to beat . Obama, of course, is a lousy debater, and if Edwards can get one-on-one with him, the Audacity of Hype will be seen as the Emperor With No Clothes. ...
• The Reaction (#): ... Update II: Marshall reacts. So does Marsh, Cilliza , and Gandelman. ...
• RealClearPolitics - Opinion, News, Analysis, Videos and Polls: ... Hillary Was Sharp-Edged Fix: Edwards Backs Up Obama ...
• Taegan Goddard's Political Wire (#): ... New Hampshire voters don't like candidates who feel entitlted to nominations -- they get to decide, things are not foreordained and candidates are not inevitable. Sen. Clinton had some moments tonight she'll want to take back." Chris Cilliza : "The challenge Clinton faced in tonight's debate -- and the challenge she faces in the New Hampshire primary more broadly -- is that Edwards clearly believes his path to the nomination requires bouncing out Clinton to create a one on one race with ...