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I’m following the Huffington Post coverage. I’ve linked here a page with a break down of results for the Democrat race and snippets of press coverage. Its pretty comprehenisve and well up-dated. The blog is worth some browsing.

Now in one instance Tuesday the 5th is looking like the day I will get to see ‘Cloverfield’ so that in of itself makes that day super. Of course perhaps more newsworthy is 22 States turn out to cast their votes in the US primaries - the time for discussions of momentum and symbolic wins […]

The New York Times editorial board has endorsed Sens. Hillary Clinton and John McCain in their respective presidential nomination races. From the editorial endorsing Clinton:
By choosing Mrs. Clinton, we are not denying Mr. Obama’s appeal or his gifts. The idea of the first African-American nominee of a major party also is exhilarating, and so is the […]

Read here coverage from the Huffington Post of a debate amongst Democrat candidates, with Obama and Clinton going after each others personal record and John Edwards feeling distinctly left out.