Joe Lieberman hasn't decided who to back for President yet

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Friday August 05, 2016 · 10:14 AM PDT

2016/08/05 · 10:14

Joe Lieberman: This Presidential Campaign is a War

“I’ve been spending a lot of time with a group called ‘No Labels,’” he said. “Jon Huntsman and I, former Republican governor of Utah, [are] really trying to do something that may seem naive or idealistic, but to sort of build the groundwork of people in both, parties who after the war is over—the war this is this campaign—, will be prepared to try to build a peace that will enable our government to get something done for the American people.”

Lieberman, who was the Democratic vice presidential candidate in 2000, added:

“I may get involved as time goes on. I’m one of those people, and there’re a lot of us I think, who can’t feel quite comfortable either way yet.”

Are you kidding me…?!

Hillary's lead among Latino voters "rapidly narrowing"

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Saturday February 20, 2016 · 9:47 AM PST

2016/02/20 · 09:47

Clinton Lead Over Sanders Among Latino Voters Rapidly Narrowing

Among all Democrats, Sanders has gained significantly over the past four months, cutting a Clinton lead that had been hovering at or near 20 percentage points among all Democrats in November to just 11 percentage points (50 to 39 percent) on the eve of the Iowa Caucuses. That trend has leveled off over the past three weeks, however, with only minor fluctuation and no significant change in the overall national trend.

Yet among Hispanic voters, what had been a two-to-one or better Clinton lead for the past six months has narrowed dramatically in the two weeks following the Iowa Caucuses. Where our surveys had shown Clinton leading by 20 percentages points or better during December and January, her advantage had reduced to just three percentage points (46 to 43 percent) on our most recent week of tracking (from February 8-February 14).

Maintaining heterosexuality a continual struggle for Donnie McClurkin

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Monday August 30, 2004 · 1:35 PM PDT

2004/08/30 · 13:35

For McClurkin, maintaining a strong heterosexual identity has been a continual struggle.

"It was a progression of years around '88, '89. It's not like you just stop smoking," McClurkin explained. "There are still some thoughts. You're subject to the memories of the past. But I understand who I am now."

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Wednesday July 14, 2004 · 10:44 PM PDT

2004/07/14 · 22:44

In his recent profile of Obama in the New Yorker, William Finnegan describes a story about Rep. Jan Schakowsky's visit to the White House with a congressional delegation. "On her way out, she said, President Bush noticed her 'OBAMA' button. 'He jumped back, almost literally,' she said. 'And I knew what he was thinking. So I reassured him it was Obama, with a 'b.' And I explained who he was. The President said, 'Well, I don't know him.' So I just said, 'You will.'" Indeed, Obama's keynote moment will be a first look for many who haven't been paying attention to this rising star -- but should be. [Salon]

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