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...race plays out between parties split over war and peace, rich and poor, justice and fairness, but voters seem caught up in the meaning of electability. But in the end, even being presidential doesn't mean you'll be a good President. --Reported by Michael Duffy and Karen Tumulty/Manchester, Perry Bacon Jr. with Dean, John Cloud with Clark, Mitch Frank with Edwards, Eric Roston and Douglas Waller with Kerry and Aatish Taseer/New York...
Visit TIME.com on Tuesday for dispatches from TIME's reporters at the Iowa caucuses and an analysis of the vote by national political correspondent Karen Tumulty. In the months ahead, find TIME coverage of the 2004 campaign at time.com/election...
Every Monday, Charlie Rose features TIME journalists discussing the week's issue. Be sure to tune in this Monday, Jan. 19, to hear Karen Tumulty and James Carney discuss the Iowa caucus and its impact on the 2004 race. Check www.charlierose.com for more information...
...lieu of employers paying for health insurance, if each person personally paid for his or her health insurance, then it would go down. Too much government intervention and too many layers of disconnect between the insured and the insurer create an uncompetitive system. Karen Coffey Austin, Texas...
...Neill calls it in the book, complained loudly and Bush could not buck that constituency. "The biggest difference between then and now," O'Neill tells Suskind about his two previous tours in Washington, "is that our group was mostly about evidence and analysis, and Karl [Rove], Dick [Cheney], Karen [Hughes] and the gang seemed to be mostly about politics. It's a huge distinction...