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For your Snack, Rob introduces the highly effective 150 Strategy and looks at its impact on the campaign trail, from John McCain all the way back to John Adams.

Our pig wears lipstick today, as Rob looks at recent attack ads from John McCain.

After two weeks of convention coverage, Rob serves up an abridged version of John McCain's speech in St. Paul.

Today on Political Lunch, Rob reviews the Bush, Thompson and Lieberman speeches (guess who won the prize for most divisive...), plus more tear gas hits the press and Ron Paul rallies his troops across the river with Jesse Ventura.

The first episode of Political Lunch arrives shortly. Here is a preview of what you'll see from Denver all week.

As election fever heats up with McCain and Obama tied, Rob looks at one of the best tools available for armchair pollsters and prognosticators.

States sink into the ocean and a red phone rings as Rob Millis looks at some of the best campaign ads and the sites which host them.

Rachel Maddow and Rob Millis discuss press bias toward McCain and Obama. The press is allegedly "in love" with Obama, while McCain woos them with BBQs and camaraderie. But what about that CBS edit this week?

John McCain claims the media's in love with Barack Obama. Is there any truth to that, or is McCain just grumpy that his golf-cart photo-op was upstaged by Obama's ride in the King's Benz. (No idea what we're talking about? Watch today's Lunch!)

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.