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Edwards says Clinton probably 'didn't choose her words very well' regarding white Americans
startribune.com May 11, 2008
WASHINGTON - Former Democratic presidential hopeful John Edwards said Sunday that Hillary Rodham Clinton probably didn't choose her words carefully when she suggested Barack Obama was losing the white vote. Edwards also hedged on whether he might still endorse one of his...
Edwards: Clinton didn't choose words well on race
ksl.com May 11, 2008
WASHINGTON (AP) - Former Democratic presidential hopeful John Edwards said Sunday that Hillary Rodham Clinton probably didn't choose her words carefully when she suggested Barack Obama was losing the white vote. Edwards also hedged on whether he might still endorse one of...
Edwards: Clinton didn't choose words well on race
nwsource.com May 11, 2008
Former Democratic presidential hopeful John Edwards said Sunday that Hillary Rodham Clinton probably didn't choose her words carefully when she suggested Barack Obama was losing the white vote. ... Edwards also hedged on whether he might still endorse one of his former...
Clinton goes from inevitable nominee to on the ropes
wtop.com May 11, 2008
Democratic presidential hopeful, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, D-N.Y., speaks at a Mothers Day fundraiser in New York Saturday, May 10, 2008. Then, after a roughly even finish with Barack Obama on Super Tuesday, she suffered a string of unanswered losses that, almost...
Race race
prairiepundit.blogspot.com May 11, 2008
Juan Williams:Hillary Clinton, down to her last straw, is making the case that she is the better candidate to run against the Republicans because, unlike Barack Obama, she can win white Democrats. Since his phenomenal win with 33% of the white vote in nearly all-white...
Notable moments in Clinton's quest
iht.com May 11, 2008
Jan. 20: Hillary Rodham Clinton announces she's running for president from a perch on her living room couch. "Let the conversation begin," she tells voters in a videotaped message posted on her Web site. "I have a feeling it's going to be very interesting." THE MONEY...
Clinton: From inevitable to on the ropes
iht.com May 11, 2008
Hillary Rodham Clinton began her presidential quest armed with talent, tenacity, fame, money, connections and a team that knew how to win. ... Many people believed her victory in the Democratic nomination was a sure thing. Clinton had one big problem out of the gate: 40...
Clinton: From Inevitable Nominee To On The Ropes
cbs4.com May 11, 2008
Hillary Rodham Clinton began her presidential quest armed with talent, tenacity, fame, money, connections and a team that knew how to win. Many people believed her victory in the Democratic nomination was a sure thing. Her ultimate failing may have been in believing it, too.
Clinton: From Inevitable Nominee To On The Ropes
wcco.com May 11, 2008
Hillary Rodham Clinton began her presidential quest armed with talent, tenacity, fame, money, connections and a team that knew how to win. Many people believed her victory in the Democratic nomination was a sure thing. Her ultimate failing may have been in believing it, too.
Clinton: From Inevitable Nominee To On The Ropes
wcbstv.com May 11, 2008
Hillary Rodham Clinton began her presidential quest armed with talent, tenacity, fame, money, connections and a team that knew how to win. Many people believed her victory in the Democratic nomination was a sure thing. Her ultimate failing may have been in believing it, too.
Clinton: From Inevitable Nominee To On The Ropes
cbs4denver.com May 11, 2008
Hillary Rodham Clinton began her presidential quest armed with talent, tenacity, fame, money, connections and a team that knew how to win. Many people believed her victory in the Democratic nomination was a sure thing. Her ultimate failing may have been in believing it, too.
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