Bill Clinton Flashback: “All These Economically Insecure White People...Are Scared To Death”  —  As the rumination continues over Barack Obama's comments about economically-depressed small town voters, statements made by Bill Clinton on the same topic — uttered while he was running for president in 1991 — have now surfaced.

Carl Bernstein's View: A Hillary Clinton presidency  —  What will a Hillary Clinton presidency look like?  —  The answer by now seems obvious: It will look like her presidential campaign, which in turn looks increasingly like the first Clinton presidency.  —  Which is to say, high-minded ideals …

Barack Obama, for leadership  —  All of the myriad issues facing the next president of the United States coalesce into a single question: Who can best lead?  —  For Pennsylvania Democrats, the best answer in the April 22 primary is Barack Obama.  —  In a nomination campaign that has defied convention …

Obama's vision is reason to nominate him  —  Pennsylvania's Democratic voters on April 22 will choose between two candidates in the presidential primary.  Both are qualified to become the nation's chief executive.  They have more similarities than differences.

Bill Clinton on Obama's ‘Bitter’ Comment  —  ABC News' Sarah Amos reports: When former President Bill Clinton took the stage in Bloomsburg, Pa., early this afternoon he wasted no time before mentioning Sen. Barack Obama's now infamous remarks about rural America.

Clinton Says Obama's ‘Bitter’ Remark Could Cost Party General Election  —  ABC News' Eloise Harper Reports: Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., took the opportunity to capitalize on her rivals comments that people in small towns are “bitter” for the third day in a row.

James Carville, Bob Shrum, Mary Matalin, Mike Murphy  —  MR. TIM RUSSERT: Our issues this Sunday: In just nine days, the Pennsylvania primary.  Then, on May 6th, showdowns in Indiana and North Carolina.  Obama and Clinton, another heated exchange.  —  SEN. HILLARY CLINTON (D-NY) …

Jeremiah Wright Sounds Off At Eulogy for Chicago Judge  —  Rev. Jeremiah Wright told a congregation in Norfolk, Va., on Sunday that reporters sneaked into a private funeral service a day before, in which he blasted America's founding fathers for slavery and white supremacy and received standing ovations …