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: On the stump…Matt Stearns, of the Kansas City Star, writes a short, interesting article about the frantic pace of Richard Gephardt’s campaigning. One of the things I like about this article is that Stearns manages to avoid letting the horse-race overshadow a good behind-the-scenes glimpse of Gephardt in action.
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Something that might be of interest that I believe just began today:
Critique and analysis of 2004 campaign coverage from Columbia Journalism Review
http://www.cjr.org/blog/