Monday, April 14, 2008 - Posts
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There’s still no reliable data to show whether Obama’s "bitter" comments have taken a toll in Pennsylvania or anywhere else. But the first bit of highly tenuous, anecdotal evidence deserves a look. Both Clinton and Obama spoke today at a forum sponsored Read More...
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A month ago, Huffington Post promoted an article on its home page that led to this garishly bad YouTube video by the McCain Girls. Trailhead steered clear at the time—if we wanted to hear appalling, off-key crooning we’d go to a Kristy Lee Cook concert—for Read More...
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Hillary Clinton’s strategy when it comes to wooing superdelegates seems to be aggressive courtship followed by equally aggressive rejection. They’re your best friend until the moment they endorse Obama, at which point you disown them. Bill " Judas " Richardson Read More...
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The reasons Obama’s “bitter” gaffe could hurt him have been widely enumerated . In a nutshell: It creates the centerpiece of the Republicans’ general election case against him. Coupled with Rev. Wright, the lapel pin, the pledge of allegiance, the persistent Read More...
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Barack Obama's "bitter" comment is just the gaffe Clinton needed to woo superdelegates. Her chances of winning the nomination jump 4.5 points to 14.2 percent . Hillary Clinton needed a miracle. She's down in pledged delegates, likely to lose the popular Read More...
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