Despite Raw Sewage In the Streets, U.S. Troops See Progress In Their Baghdad Neighborhood
With the level of violence down, soldiers try to connect with residents and improve neighborhood conditions
Posted February 14, 2008
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Public Opinion
Obama has a substantial lead in the polls. Is it too much for McCain to overcome?
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Michael Barone
There are lots of factors that make a Democratic victory uncertain.
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Having covered the White House for U.S. News full time since 1986, Ken Walsh brings perspective and insight to his magazine column.
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