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Embracing legalisation may or may not win them the primary, depending on how much Democratic voters care about it, but it could also lose them the general election.

(Obama's endorsement also was an indicator of just how much Democratic party leadership values Dunkin's ouster).

NARAL's posts include a graphic that breaks down how much Democratic opposition Boggs drew over the year: 40,000 NARAL members contacted their lawmakers in opposition, 41 progressive advocacy groups announced their opposition and 12 senators publicly spoke out against his nomination.

They hoped that Carter would be the guest of honor at this celebration of the Democratic halcyon days of the 1930's, and that surely he would realize how much any Democratic president owed the New Deal veterans.

The question now is how much help Democratic leaders will provide Mr. Giannoulias.

The past week has seen stark reminders of just how much the Democratic and Republican parties differ on environmental policy.

"Even since I've been here in the '80s," Mr. Mapes said, "it's stunning how much more Democratic the city has become".

Its successes made it widely envied by developing nations everywhere, as an example of how much a democratic, capitalistic country could achieve in a short period of time.

Both challenges taken together beg the question: How much was Democratic enthusiasm in the past two elections due to the transformational election and re-election of the president?

If they want to win in November, they need to keep reminding Americans how dangerous a vote for John McCain could prove to be, and how much the Democratic ticket has to offer to Americans of all political stripes.

The decision by politically vulnerable Democrats to embrace expanded public health insurance speaks to just how much the mainstream Democratic consensus on health care has shifted in the past few years.