Clinton keeps up Democrat fight

                   
guardian.co.uk: Hillary Clinton addresses a campaign event at the Kentucky Exposition Centre in Louisville, Kentucky. Photograph: Robyn Beck/AFP/Getty Images guardian.co.uk
guardian.co.uk     May 20, 2008            

Voters head to the polls today in primary elections in Kentucky and Oregon, as Hillary Clinton continues her fight despite a growing sense in the Democratic party that Barack Obama will win the Democratic nomination. The candidates are expected to split the contests, with Clinton far ahead in... [read full story]                

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Clinton-Obama Grudges Linger For Some Voters (You want "bitter"? This is BITTER!)

freerepublic.com     May 19, 2008          

Lifelong Democrat Kathleen Cowley watches with disdain as huge crowds hang on Sen. Barack Obama's every word. She dismisses Obama's "intolerable logic." She turns the channel on pundits who chalk up Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's primary victories to little more than racism. And she doesn't much...                

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Clinton-Obama Grudges Linger

cbsnews.com     May 19, 2008          

Washington Post: Divisive Battle Threatens To Leave Bitterness Which Could Hurt The Winner In The General Election Top Democrat: The Race Is Over Former Colorado Governor, and Barack Obama endorser, Roy Romer (D.) tells Bob Schieffer that the Democratic race for the presidential nomination is...                

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Clinton-Obama Grudges Linger For Some Voters

newsvine.com     May 19, 2008          

A Democratic race that a couple of months ago was celebrated as a march toward history -- the chance to nominate the nation's first woman or African American as a major-party candidate -- threatens to leave lingering bitterness, especially among Clinton supporters, whose candidat …                

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Clinton's 'sexism' dodge

nwsource.com     May 19, 2008          

Let's say Hillary Clinton's remaining primary rival were not Barack Obama but a white male. Clinton's political arguments have found a broad acceptance among her backers -- an acceptance that's hard to imagine if a similar case were made by a lagging rival in a race Clinton led. And even as those...                

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Evan Handler: Imagine

huffingtonpost.com     May 19, 2008          

A lot has been written and said since the West Virginia primary about what recent results indicate in regard to Barack Obama's chances in a general election. But I've got questions for Senator Clinton, her campaign staff, and her supporters. For instance, what if the results of the most recent...                

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No Woman President this time

ipatrix.com     May 19, 2008          

Are Clinton women voters racists? Well, by their definition, probably so. A NY Times article quotes several prominent women leaders who have supported Clinton as saying they will not vote for Obama because he is sexist. Just because he is a man who has beaten the woman candidate? Admittedly, the...                

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Why not both? Debunking a Democratic 'dream team'

nwsource.com     May 19, 2008          

Back in March Barack Obama compared the Democratic primary to a "good movie" that has lasted "half an hour too long." This has the support of plenty of senior Democrats such as Mario Cuomo, the former governor of New York, and Ed Rendell, the governor of Pennsylvania. A couple of months ago...                

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Mark Patinkin: Calling Hillary Clinton a victim would be the real sexism

projo.com     May 20, 2008          

Mark Patinkin: Calling Hillary Clinton a victim would be the real sexism I hadn’t realized women were so angry. Those in one new group, Clinton Supporters Count Too, are so mad they want women to campaign against Barack Obama for doing in the female standard-bearer. I’d also concede that for a...                

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It’s Dead, Jim

adamsweb.us     May 20, 2008          

The Hillary Clinton campaign has been a barrel of fun particularly for Republicans, but with her double digit loss in North Carolina and her 2-point victory in Indiana, it's time for Team Hillary to evaluate how far they really want to go. Winning the popular vote is out of the question. ...                

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Gender Issue Lives On as Clinton’s Hopes Dim

blueridgenow.com     May 19, 2008          

A young supporter of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton at a campaign event in Ohio in February. If many of Mrs. Clinton’s legions of female supporters believe she was undone even in part by gender discrimination, how eagerly will they embrace Senator Barack Obama, the man who beat her? “She’s raised...                

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