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Around the Web: 2008

By Erica Stalnecker

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February 8, 2007 3:40 PM

The latest on the candidates . . .

Clinton

Sen. Clinton’s Bundles

Washington Post

Oil Company Earnings

Las Vegas Review-Journal

Aims for $15 Million Haul

ABC

Edwards

New York Post

Tax the Rich to Pay for Health Care, Edwards Says

KC Star

Giuliani

Mining For Campaign Gold in Calif

LA Times

McCain

No Joy on McCain’s Presidential Trail

Daily News Tribune

Set Spartanburg

Spartanburg Herald Journal (SC)

Obama

Law Professor Set to Fill Obama’s Policy Bank for White House Bid

The Hill

Off and Running

Politico

Wants Public Financing Option

Politico

A Dilemma for Governor?

Roll Call

The Obama boomlet in Mass.

Boston Globe

Romney

Split – Conservatives Disagree On Romney

Post-Chronicle

About-Face on Campaign Funding

The Hill

State of the Race

More NH Debates Announced

Boston Globe

Debates Scheduled in N.H. Primary

AP

2008 Field Sprouts Rootless Candidates

Politico

Granite Status: Gregg, Reid step up war of words

NH Union Leader

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