National Perspective
'08 presidential race shakes up parties' traditions
WASHINGTON -- Democrats usually begin presidential campaign seasons fretting about the candidates who are running and dreaming of those who aren't. (For decades, it was either Ted Kennedy or Mario Cuomo.) (Full article: 790 words)
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