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However, the Minutewomen rebounded in the second quarter to exit the half tied with the Crimson at four goals apiece. Then, they exploded for five unanswered goals in the third quarter. The Crimson ended up losing...
...dishes of Iowa and New Hampshire, but now that both G.O.P. candidates have won some and lost some and dug in for the long haul, this race will actually spill across all 24 states holding their contests between now and March 14. The whole landscape is wobbling. Though the exit polls from Michigan suggested, and Bush insisted, that McCain won only because of mischievous Democrats crossing over temporarily, McCain's support in that bellwether state may have actually been broader than has been reported. And though Bush remains powerful in the South, McCain is 20 points up in New England...
...chowed on grilled cheese sandwiches while McCain cycled through a round of radio interviews on the phone. Political strategist Murphy got a call from a network-television source and while on the cell phone held up four fingers and shot a thumb's up. McCain was leading in early exit polls. Aides started celebrating. McCain rushed off the phone. "What? What? What?" he said, his necktie still around his chest from the haircut. When he heard the early numbers, his eyes bugged out as if he were wearing novelty glasses. While his staff traded high fives and bear hugs, McCain...
Ecopledge wants General Motors to exit the Global Climate Coalition, a corporation-led environmental organization...
...seriously, they're not exactly pulling up stakes. As McCain aides are quick to point out, while the loss in Washington is disappointing, a victory for Bush among religious conservatives in Virginia - mirroring the trend in South Carolina's primary - could be spun into an advantage for McCain. The exit polls in Virginia may support that theory; they showed the same trend demonstrated so tellingly in South Carolina. Bush pulled in strong numbers among voters self-identified as members of the religious right, and among conservative Republicans in general. McCain, on the other hand, grabbed a hefty vote among independents...