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Manchin Won't Debate - Post Your Comments!

The gov says thanks but no thanks to WSAZ. (Read Blog)

W.Va. Delegate "Regrets" Hillary's Loss - Post Your Comments!

Are we ignoring Russ Weeks? - 1 Comments Posted

And by "we" -- I mean the media. Some say yes. I disagree. (Read Blog)

Byrd is the Word in GQ - 8 Comments Posted

The fashion magazine aimed toward young professional men features an article on West Virginia's Senior Senator, Robert C. Byrd. Inside -- why Byrd says he could be president right now. (Read Blog)

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I just had a few more news items cross my political desk. News on Anne Barth, Nick Rahall and who paid for the fancy John McCain Marshall jersey inside.... (Read Blog)

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Welcome to WSAZ's remote information feed page for the Kentucky Primary election.

How does this work? We're using a service called "Twitter." Randy Yohe will send text messages from his cell phone to a specific number -- and they will immediately appear on this page.
This feed will automatically update every 30 seconds, so there is no need to refresh the entire page.

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Obama claims historic presidential nomination
Barack Obama became the first African-American ever nominated for president by a major political party after delegates to the Democratic National Convention chose him as their standard-bearer Wednesday.
Todd: Biden's time finally arrives
Joe Biden can be counted on to make the case for Barack Obama and prosecute the case against John McCain. But NBC News political director Chuck Todd wonders will he control his instinct to be No. 1?
Clinton giving Obama forceful backing
Former President Clinton, setting aside his own criticism and ambivalence, planned a full-throated endorsement Wednesday of Barack Obama as a leader ready to confront any challenge.
How's the Democrats' morale in Iowa?
In Iowa, the state where victory all began for Barack Obama with his triumph last January, how’s morale among the troops? Do delegates wake up at 2am worrying that maybe the rest of Iowa doesn’t share their passion for Obama?
Clinton makes strong case for Obama
Hillary Rodham Clinton answered skeptics Tuesday night by issuing a ringing call for her supporters to rally behind Barack Obama.