An issue taking center stage as Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton furiously campaign before Tuesday's primaries is the gasoline tax. Clinton has proposed suspending the 18-cents a gallon federal gas tax for the summer with the revenue made up by a windfall profits tax on oil companies. Obama has called the proposal a gimmick designed to pander to lower-income voters. He says economists have called the idea counter-productive.

In a statement released to the Dallas Blog, Rev. Andrew J. Weaver made it clear he is continuing to campaign to block SMU's decision to lease land for the George W. Bush Presidential Library. Here is his statement in full:

Bishop says vote to refer petition to stop Bush complex at SMU is "merely procedural"

Rev. Andrew J. Weaver, PhD.

Brooklyn, NY

www.protectSMU.org

Dr. Brad Roter, a physician, authorized Timothy Garon, 56, to use marijuana to ease the symptoms of advanced hepatitis C. The doctor requested Timothy smoke pot to alleviate nausea and abdominal pain and to stimulate his appetite.

In 1998, the use of medical marijuana was authorized under a Washington state law approved by voters.

Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton meet in the last big primary day Tuesday in North Carolina and Indiana, but if all goes as expected, the Demo game still won't be over. Analyst James Carville told Newsweek that Clinton has got to "shock" the system and that means winning both Indiana and N.C.  Likewise, Obama needs to win both states to shut down the competition and show he hasn't been irreparably damaged by recent campaign misfires.