Excerpt: "With just five days left before Democratic primary voters go to polls to decide who they want to be their presidential nominee, Hillary Clinton of New York and Barack Obama of Illinois are locked in a battle that is too close to call, the latest Newsmax/Zogby telephone poll shows." Join discussion...

Excerpt: "Reflecting what seemed to be the main consensus of the night - that ABC botched this debate, big time - Charlie Gibson tells the crowd there will be one more, superfluous commercial break of the night and is subsequently jeered." Join discussion...

Excerpt: "There have been some who have tried to read my comments last week on CNBC's SquawkBox as stepping back from my support of Senator Clinton. Nothing could be further from the truth. I personally know, respect and like both Democratic candidates. Both are qualified. Both will be an agent of change from years of profligate spending on a misguided war. Both will address the discontent that results from long unmet needs and the mismanagement of our nation's economic affairs. That said, I truly believe Senator Clinton is the most qualified and prepared to be our next president. I unequivocally support her candidacy." Join discussion...

Excerpt: "Sen. Barack Obama’s campaign says that based on results from some 280 regional conventions in Texas on Saturday, he overtook Sen. Hillary Clinton in delegates. Punch line: She may have won the popular vote in the March 4 primary, but he substantially outperformed her at primary-night precinct caucuses that fed into the regional conventions. Clinton’s campaign objected. Join discussion...

Excerpt: "I was fully aware of what kind of response calling someone a Judas would evoke. Certainly, it didn't take long for the resign-renounce-denounce complex to kick into high gear. In a bit of bloviation that brought joy to my heart, Bill O'Reilly pronounced himself "appalled."" Join discussion...

Excerpt: "A potential game-changer from CBS News and "The Early Show." Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean says he wants superdelegates to make a decision by JULY 1 -- the most specific he has been in his effort to prod the party to decide between Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton before the Democratic National Convention in late August." Join discussion...