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ABC's Sam Donaldson on Iraqi PM's demand for a U.S. troop withdraw date.

Sam Donaldson discusses the court's decision to preserve gun ownership rights.

The party begins to unify as Obama and Clinton prepare to campaign together.

James Dobson slams Sen. Obama's June 2006 faith speech.

ABC's Sam Donaldson analyzes Karl Rove and James Dobson's swipes at Obama.

What will Congress and the 2008 candidates do about the energy crisis?

Sen. Obama tries to shift the focus from financing by talking about energy.

Sen. Obama tries to shift the focus from financing by talking about energy.

Sen. Obama decides to forgo public financing and Sen. McCain is on the attack.

Sam Donaldson analyzes Obama's decision to forgo public campaign financing.

The debate over interrogation techniques was renewed today on Capitol Hill.

Donaldson discusses the political repurcussions of McCain's torture stance.

Sens. Obama and McCain resume political in-fighting on a familiar theme: Iraq.

Sens. Obama and McCain resume political in-fighting on a familiar theme: Iraq.

Behind the scenes with George Will, Sam Donaldson, Torie Clarke, Robert Reich.

Let the general election begin, Sens. McCain and Obama take hits.

Let the general election begin, Sens. McCain and Obama take hits.

This campaign is not over yet, there is a loose end that needs to be tied up.

Will Obama nab the nomination and if so, will Clinton be VP?

Clinton won the hearts of Puerto Rico, but it won't alter Obama's lead.

Sam Donaldson discusses the shades of grey presented by Scott McClellan's book.

The Libertarians have selected their candidate, will Barr take critical votes?

Sam Donaldson discusses how the '08 candidates' Iraq views will fare in Nov.

Sen. Obama takes his delegate lead and popularity to Tampa, Fla.

Some say sexism is alive. Has it played a role in the Democratic primary?

Sam Donaldson discusses Obama's charge that "folks should lay off" his wife.

As Obama readies to declare a majority of pledged delegates, Clinton fights on.

It's already been an exciting week for accidental on-air cursing, with New York broadcast institution Sue Simmons interrupting last night's Medium to ask what the FUCK New York is doing, but Sue and Bill O'Reilly just left us wanting more. So video guru Richard Blakeley (who's explored reportorial bloopers before) collected ten of our very favorite meltdowns by people whose job it is to not curse on TV. Some of these went out live, some were stolen from satellite feeds, but they're all golden. From Jim Ryan telling Dick Oliver that he'll explain how to be a reporter later to broadcast legend Bill Plante throwing a tantrum at the White House to vintage Sam Donaldson and Leslie Stahl, it's a cavalcade of rage and frustration. Like life. Click to watch!