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New York Times | PressThink
Few newspapers beyond the Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune, Wall Street Journal and New York Times are shadowing the presidential candidates on a near-daily basis, reports Jacques Steinberg. "We'd all like to be able to be out there, says USA Today's Lee Horwich. "Given the reality of the costs and various priorities, not just political priorities but across the rest of the newspaper, it just isn't realistic for us." || Neal Gabler: Why campaign reporters are in love with John McCain. || Jay Rosen: Just how did McCain obtain what he has in the bank with the press?
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