Marc Ambinder

... or take the car, because the Democratic vice presidential show will very likely be coming through the Mid-Atlantic on Aug. 21 to Richmond, Marc Ambinder reports.

It's been a very long time since Barack Obama has dropped by to say hello to the other Chesapeakeans who gave him a hearty victory on Feb. 12.

The suspense is killing us. The Atlantic's (and Crimson alum) Marc Ambinder is picking this up.

Some allies of Mitt Romney have suggested, in meetings with  [John McCain's] campaign advisers, that McCain make his pick -- Romney -- sooner, rather than later. They're floating this scenario: McCain picks Romney in early August, and Romney spends three days holding closed-door fundraisers. Then, Romney cloisters himself, bones up on everything that needs boning up, and gets reintroduced at the convention with a major speech. And then McCain and Romney embark on a Midwestern bus tour a la Clinton and Gore in 1992.

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Marc Ambinder writes that there is a 50 percent chance that the senate seat will flip to the Democrats.