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Editor's Blog To each his own niche

Mass-market campaigning is as passe as mass-market retailing. Politicians and pollsters increasingly slice and dice the electorate into demographic niches and tailor their messages to narrow groups of voters. Who are the 'soccer moms' of 2012?

Rebecca Traister talks about “Big Girls Don’t Cry: The Election that Changed Everything for American Women”

In 2012 presidential election, Clinton vs. Palin?

Loyalty on display with Carville’s fundraising pitch for Hillary

The highs and lows of Sarah Palin's first interview

Opinion Barack Obama: American enough

From mistakes, Clinton has learned, adjusted

Opinion Why Colombia deserves U.S. help

Colombia trade pact may fall prey to November elections

USA

Clinton down, but not out of running

Clinton's road to nomination gets steeper

Can Clinton slow Obama-mentum?

The Monitor's View The 'women's vote' and Clinton

Women's crossover votes for Clinton will surprise GOP