- Who would’ve thought The Clinton campaign fought back today with an ad on social security, directly challenging the Obama camp. Watch for the careful mention of “other candidates” towards the end.
- Process over policy Based upon a new study by the Center for Excellence in Journalism, most of the coverage of the campaign thus far has been of just five candidates; nearly two-thirds of the articles published were “process” stories, covering the campaigns. E&P has the analysis here.
- Sidebar: There’s an interesting fact in here about Democrats receiving more negative coverage on talk radio (where conservative pundits dominate). Note the new radio ad Giuliani released in New Hampshire today.
- Grasping at straws John Edwards is looking for whatever wedge issue he can find to run away from the pack of second-tier candidates. An Edwards candidacy could be all-but over if Iowa and South Carolina do not go well for him. What issue plays particularly well in midwestern and southern caucuses these days: trade. FP outlines the issue.
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