Jennifer Skalka

Editor, Hotline On Call

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Editor of On Call, a political blog at The Hotline, a daily briefing on American politics published by the National Journal

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Last night,  Sarah Palin  sat down with ABC's Charlie Gibson for her first  interview  with the press.

Palin Meets the Press, Obama Fights Back

Last night, Sarah Palin sat down with ABC's Charlie Gibson for her first interview with the press.

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Hillary Clinton's much awaited  message  last night was billed as her chance to demonstrate party loyalty by putting an end to the much reported "tensions" resulting from a primary…

Day Three of the DNC: Joe Biden's Night

Hillary Clinton's much awaited message last night was billed as her chance to demonstrate party loyalty by putting an end to the much reported "tensions" resulting from a primary…

from To the Point

Barack Obama  and  Hillary Clinton  are expected to split tomorrow's primaries in  Oregon  and  Kentucky , but the Washington Post reports that "fundraisers and surrogates" from both…

McCain's Advisors and Democratic Reconciliation

Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton are expected to split tomorrow's primaries in Oregon and Kentucky , but the Washington Post reports that "fundraisers and surrogates" from both…

from To the Point

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