Kucinich Won't Challenge Obama in Primary

Image by Getty Images via @daylife"I think what we have to do is focus on coming together for the purposes of getting out of Iraq and Afghanistan," the former presidential candidate said.
Gov. Ed Rendell acknowledged last month that Obama could face a primary challenge from the left after Pat Buchanan asked Rendell on MSNBC if an anti-war candidate could enter race. Rendell said it was "possible" but it "really depends on how far [Afghanistan] deteriorates."

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Rendell 'Nervous' About Pennsylvania

I have Obama with a small lead of about 2 to 5% in Pennsylvania. So yeah, he should be nervous. Kerry only won the state by about 3 points in 2004, so it is certainly up for grabs again this election. Unless you believe the polls that say McCain is down by 7 points nationally, but somehow has managed to take the lead in Ohio and Florida anyway.