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Friday, December 30, 2005

2008 Presidential Odds Update

Dems:
- Ron Brownstein of the LA Times argues that Russ Feingold is the candidate on Hillary's left that stepped out of the pack in 2005, and I'm inclined to agree, and I'll up him a little from 13:1 to 12:1.
- Brownstein says the candidate on Hillary's left that did well is Mark Warner. I've already given him his bump in the standings. Remains at 5:1.

posted by CB @ 10:15 AM

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