Today's Friday 10-in-3 includes bad news for Michigan, good news for Hillary, an endorsement for Obama and Rudy's unpaid debts. ALSO: Which important state is turning more blue by the day?

• 21.03.2008
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Rob looks at Boeing vs Airbus, McCain insiders and what foreign military contracts really mean for U.S. jobs.

• 20.03.2008
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Today's Lunch marks the fifth anniversary of the Iraq War, and a McCain faux pas that couldn't have come on a worse day. Also, the praise rolls in for Obama's speech and (some of) Hillary's history is revealed.

• 19.03.2008
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This would have been a Tuesday Snack all about earmarks, but two major campaign stories broke this morning and changed those plans. Consider yourself lucky. Earmarks are seriously boring.

• 18.03.2008
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The week begins with carpetbaggers, influence peddling and more delegate counting. And while U.S. Democrats are split between Obama and Clinton, Iraqis are split on John McCain.

• 17.03.2008
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Wrapping up a busy week, Will and Rob look at Florida, Texas and SNL, while Democratic surrogates commit political hari kari and McCain takes the gloves off.

• 14.03.2008
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Racial politics are the focus of this Thursday Snack, as Rob looks at the impact of this loaded subject on the Democratic race.

• 13.03.2008
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Today's Lunch includes the results of Mississippi's primary, the democratic she-said-she-said, the plans for Pennsylvania, and the holdout hopes for a Florida revote.

• 12.03.2008
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For snack today, Will surveys the fallout from the Spitzer bombshell and previews the democrats' prospects in the Mississippi primary.

• 11.03.2008
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On today's Lunch, Rob and Wil preview tomorrow's vote in Mississippi, survey the DNC woes, and note the Boeing backlash aimed at McCain.

• 10.03.2008
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At the end of the week, everyone counts their cash, Clinton endures a monstrous comment, and Obama offically becomes a rock star.

• 07.03.2008
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This week's Thursday Snack, Rob Millis covers changing assumptions, the battle for superdelegates, and the renewed value of two key states.

• 06.03.2008
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Today on the Lunch, it's a good day for Hillary but we say goodnight to Huckabee. Will and Rob cover the pivotal outcomes of Texas, Ohio, Rhode Island and Vermont.

• 05.03.2008
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On today's PLTS, Will breaks down the day's contests in Ohio, Texas, Rhode Island and yes, even Vermont. Is it really make-or-break for Hillary, or could bad weather in Ohio grant her a reprieve? PLUS: What's up with Florida?

• 04.03.2008
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With one day to go before the big votes in Ohio and Texas, Clinton and Obama hit the campaign trail for all they're worth. Clinton tries to lower the bar while rallying the base, and Obama invites everyone into the big tent. McCain, meanwhile, is stuck playing defense.

• 03.03.2008
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It's Leap Day, and time for the Political Lunch 10-in-3. Today's lineup includes democratic job applicants, a Panama Canal Zone baby, a wacky Texas Primary, and much more.

• 29.02.2008
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Today for your Snack, Rob looks at the comeback of John McCain. Last summer the Straight Talk Express was careening toward a certain demise. What happened?

• 28.02.2008
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Rob's back on The Lunch today for a report that includes a debate recap, a democratic victim, a loose-cannon supporter, and a mothballed FEC.

• 27.02.2008
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For snack today, Will serves up a heaping helping of free trade. NAFTA is the campaign hot topic these days, so what's it all about and who's going to bring back the jobs?

• 26.02.2008
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The field of candidates grew larger over the weekend! On today's Lunch, Will introduces the newest member of the pack and explains the latest Hillary/Obama dust-up.

• 25.02.2008
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Today's 10 include John McCain's lobbyist, the Democrats' borrowed words, the FEC's firm stand, the Huckabee campaign's continuance, and the mariachi's take on Barack Obama.

• 22.02.2008
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For snack today, Rob looks at the economic minds behind the Clinton, Obama and McCain campaigns.

• 22.02.2008
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Yesterday Barack Obama rolled through Wisconsin and Hawaii, extending his winning streak to 10 states. Hillary, however, still thinks he's all talk. As for the GOP, John McCain picked up two more wins, the hard way. That and more on today's Political Lunch.

• 20.02.2008
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Hope you brought your appetite: today's Political Lunch is a full meal. The Democrats are busy courting cheeseheads and accusing each other of evil deeds, while the GOP continues to beg voters to show up at the polls. PLUS: A quick look at notable executive office transitions around the globe.

• 19.02.2008
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Today's Political Lunch 10-in-3 includes turncoat delegates, fuzzy math, Newt Gingrich, endless

• 15.02.2008
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Rob offers a campaign finance Snack, sharing one of the best resources online.

• 14.02.2008
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Today on The Lunch, McCain and Obama sweep the Potomac states, Clinton shakes up her staff, and Mike Huckabee still won't get out of the way.

• 13.02.2008
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On today's P.L.T.S., Will looks at the Potomac Tuesday primaries. Maryland, Virginia and D.C. go to the polls today, and it's looks like it could be another great day for Barack Obama. ALSO: Democrats abroad have been voting ALL WEEK!

• 12.02.2008
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