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...PRINCETON 9The Crimson took on the Tigers to open Saturday’s double-header and spotted the visitors an early 3-0 lead as Harvard’s Dan Kelley dropped the 125 lb bout.However, after a major decision 15-1 win by Picarsic and a forfeit in favor of third-ranked O’Connor, the Crimson took a commanding 10-3 lead. With the forfeit, O’Connor pushed his season record to 18-1 and would later finish the weekend at 19-1. The sophomore also remains undefeated in dual meets, providing to this point...
...would have to win each one of the next primary contests with better than 50% of the vote just to keep McCain short of the 1,191 delegates needed to nab the G.O.P. nod. And even then, it is unlikely that a brokered convention would work out in his favor. Remember, the only Republican whom traditional conservative leaders distrust more than McCain is Mike Huckabee. (This distrust might stem from Huckabee's independence from traditional conservative organizations; the Club for Growth's opprobrium means little to his loose coalition of homeschoolers, economic populists, evangelicals and socially moderate, young Christians.) Huckabee...
...pace of the campaign slows considerably, Obama's aides say, that will play in favor of a candidate who is gaining strength against a far more established front runner. The next round of primaries in particular will be on friendly territory for Obama. He is expected, for instance, to sweep the Beltway cluster of Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia, which has a large number of upscale Democrats and African Americans...
...According to the new poll, Democratic voters favor Clinton over Obama for the Democratic nomination by a margin...
...voters' views of several possible vice presidential choices - and their various impacts on a potential race. According to the survey results, 62% of likely voters want Hillary Clinton to name Obama as her running mate. By contrast, only 51% of the same voters want Obama to return the favor. The same voters, by a margin of 55% to 11%, believed that Obama would help rather than hurt Clinton's chances were he to become her running mate. If Obama tapped Clinton as his running mate, that margin shifted, with 38% saying it would help his chances and 31% saying...