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In a speech Wednesday night at the George Washington University, Howard Dean told College Democrats that “the Tea Party is about a generation who grew up in an America where everyone looked like them” and implied that the movement is hostile to President Obama because of his race. (more)

With his hallmark health-care reform effort in jeopardy, President Barack Obama about evenly divides registered voters on whether they’d re-elect him in 2012, according to a Gallup poll released Thursday.

Forty-four percent would vote for Obama compared to 42 percent for a Republican party candidate. The remaining 14 percent are undecided or would vote for another candidate. (more)

Voters in Illinois will head to the polls on Tuesday, marking both the beginning of the country’s primary contests and perhaps the end of the Blagojevich era. (more)