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"Good morning! While the weather has cooled off significantly in the Northeast since last week&amp;#39;s primaries, the race has not! Here are the four news bites that&amp;#39;ll keep you going through the day.\nSuperdelagatorial Decisions and Betrayal With Howard Dean putting the pressure on superdelegates to decide sooner rather than later, some of them have decided that sooner is better. Barack Obama picked up Congresswoman Lois Capps (California) and Congressman Bruce Braley (Iowa) while Hillary Clinton won one from Puerto Rico. In slightly worse news for Clinton, Obama also picked up Clinton-era DNC Chair Joe Andrew, who had previously committed to Clinton. Et tu, Andrew?\nJohn McCain Is an American, Seriously To head off an attack from the far right that John McCain&amp;#8212;born on a U.S. base in Panama&amp;#8212;is not eligible to be President because he isn&amp;#39;t a &amp;quot;natural-born citizen,&amp;quot; the Senate passed a resolution that he is. Don&amp;#39;t they realize you can&amp;#39;t stop The Crazy?\nHillary&amp;#39;s Winning, By Her Math Have you heard Clinton say she&amp;#39;s winning the popular vote? Well, she is, if you count Florida and Michigan (which the DNC doesn&amp;#39;t) and if you don&amp;#39;t count any of the people in any of the 4 states that held caucuses. I mean, I know she wants to be seen as winning, but does it have to come at the expense of reinforcing the stereotype that girls are bad at math?\nBush&amp;#39;s Accomplishment Five years ago today, President Bush stood on the deck of the USS Lincoln and told the world (via a banner) that it was &amp;quot;Mission Accomplished.&amp;quot; Although he now denies he meant anything about Iraq, he&amp;#39;s basically ruined the phrase forever.\nHow do you feel about Clinton&amp;#39;s math? Is the daily drip of superdelegates affecting you at all? And what phrase do you think should be additionally retired from the lexicon (besides &amp;quot;superdelegate&amp;quot;)?\n&amp;#8212;Megan"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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