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...Congressional Hispanic Caucus has added its weight to the criticism of the publicly funded network, and PBS has responded saying it is taking the "situation very seriously" and is "now working intensively to determine how best to proceed and have made a commitment to respond to Latino leaders soon...
...record-smashing first-quarter fundraising totals. Hillary led the pack with $26 million, Obama followed with $25 million, and Romney also cleared $20 million. Both parties’ candidates collected a total of over $125 million—and there are still 9 months before the Iowa caucus...
...Ulrich, a member of the Faculty’s 19-member governing body, said the amendments mostly deal with a “clarification of categories.” She added that many were drafted by groups of professors spanning different departments, citing two amendments proposed by the Caucus of Chairs, an informal group of about 25 department chairs. “They gave some serious attention to pooling ideas so that there wasn’t just a scattershot of amendments,” Ulrich said. According to Economics Chair James H. Stock, the Caucus amendments address two areas...
...Democratic voters are angry too. According to the campaign, Franken raised more than $1.3 million in the first quarter of 2007--this despite having been an official candidate for only 45 days. At a series of stops during the recent Democratic caucus night in St. Paul, voters cheered Franken when he talked about "taking out" Coleman. They laughed at his jokes. But being entertained by someone doesn't necessarily mean you agree with him. And it certainly doesn't mean you'll vote for him. To win the seat, Franken will need to convince voters that his past remarks were...
...have indicated they'd like to hold their primaries on that day too. Florida is considering upping the ante and going even earlier - but both the G.O.P. and Democratic Party are looking askance at that proposal for fear of aggrieving the traditional early decision states Iowa (which holds its caucus on Jan. 14) and New Hampshire (Jan. 22). And then there is Texas. At the moment, three similar bipartisam bills in the state legislature aim to move the Texas primary from March to February. But some Texans aren?t too sure it is wise to rush in with the crowd...