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Today's auspicious episode of Political Lunch comes to you from Beijing for a look at the candidates' Olympic advertising, a return to paper ballots, a "swiftboat" prevention device, and some surprising news about the GOP convention.

For today's Tuesday Snack, Will takes a look at two online resources that will make you a better consumer of politics and politicians.

Today Rob Millis looks at Michelle Obama and questions of pride in America. Comments from Michelle Obama dismissed during the primary have a different impact in the general election.

Today on the trail, Hillary’s working on a new campaign slogan, McCain’s with the Prez raising much needed cash, Barack wants you to know the primary is over, and everyone’s talking about Scotty’s new book. That and more on today’s Political Lunch.

On today's Tuesday Snack, Will channels Andy Rooney for some reminiscing about the good ole' days of the 2008 primary. On a big primary day with two entrenched candidates, is there much of a chance that anything will change?

Yesterday Barack Obama rolled through Wisconsin and Hawaii, extending his winning streak to 10 states. Hillary, however, still thinks he's all talk. As for the GOP, John McCain picked up two more wins, the hard way. That and more on today's Political Lunch.

On today's P.L.T.S., Will looks at the Potomac Tuesday primaries. Maryland, Virginia and D.C. go to the polls today, and it looks like it could be another great day for Barack Obama. ALSO: Democrats abroad have been voting ALL WEEK!

Barack Obama kept things interesting this weekend, sweeping four democratic primaries and one caucus. Mike Huckabee also won big, but not big enough to stop John McCain from becoming a mathematical certainty. Today on The Lunch: What it all means, and why Hillary is so mad at MSNBC.

Well it's finally here: Super Tuesday! For snack today Will explains the big picture today, runs through the list of what states are voting, and previews a few bellwether states. ALSO: Voting machines are already causing problems in some states.

It's a Super Tuesday road trip on today's Political Lunch. With only hours remaining before the big day, Rob and Will go from East to West for a preview of tomorrow's contests.