Real name: James W. Pindell
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James Pindell is managing editor of Politicker.com's sites and of the Pindell Report which analyzes and ranks elections and campaigns for the US House of Representatives, US Senate, and governor races.
Pindell followed his passion in politics by reporting on it in five states, two of those being the early presidential states of Iowa and New Hampshire. The Washington Post called him the "Insider's Insider" for his coverage of New Hampshire politics. He ran PoliticsNH.com for four years before joining the Boston Globe in 2006 as a reporter and blogger covering the 2008 New Hampshire primary. He covered the 2000 Iowa Caucuses for the Des Moines Register, and was the Statehouse Bureau Chief of the Morgantown Dominion Post. Pindell is an Adjunct Professor at New England College, and provides analysis on national and state television and radio stations on a regular basis.
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"It is a mistake for a state to put all of its political future in the hands of one political party. Oregon could be on the verge of doing that."
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