An Unconventional 2008 Election Season

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realclearpolitics.com May 17, 2008

What makes this presidential election different from all other presidential elections? And different from what we expected when the year began? First, neither party's presumptive nominee was chosen by massive support from primary voters, as John Kerry was in 2004, George W. Bush in 2000 or Bill... [read full story]

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Clinton won't be "pushed out"

chicagotribune.com May 14, 2008

by Christi Parsons HIllary Clinton doesn't intend to be "pushed out," she tells Brian Williams in an interview airing tonight on NBC Nightly News. That's because "until it's over, it's not over," she tells FOX News Channel's Major Garrett. It's a media-blitz day for Clinton, who is telling just...

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Clinton won't be "pushed out"

baltimoresun.com May 14, 2008

by Christi Parsons HIllary Clinton doesn't intend to be "pushed out," she tells Brian Williams in an interview airing tonight on NBC Nightly News. "(F)or me, it's a privilege and a joy to travel around our country to make my case to people from one coast to the other and to continue to, you know,...

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Clinton Predicts Nominee Before Convention

washingtonpost.com May 14, 2008

By Anne E. Kornblut Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton is eyeing June as the end of the Democratic nominating process, and appears to be laying the groundwork for the eventual "healing" her advisers keep promising will follow the nominating contest, judging by a round of interviews she gave during her...

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Hillary Clinton: The Game Isn't Over

cbs2chicago.com May 15, 2008

After her win in West Virginia Tuesday, Sen. Hillary Clinton spoke Wednesday with CBS News anchor Katie Couric about what's next - including what it would take for her to wind up in the White House. What follows is the complete transcript of the interview.

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