|
|
Clinton eyes W. Va.; Obama is shifting focus
msn.com May 12, 2008
Democratic presidential contenders Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton were preparing for Tuesday's primary in West Virginia, a contest that Clinton is heavily favored to win but which likely won't dent Obama's almost insurmountable lead in the delegate count.
Newstin has read and analyzed this article for you...
What is this article about?
Who was mentioned in the article?
Geography:
You might be also interested in the following articles found by Newstin:
Doug Schoen: The John McCain Imperative
huffingtonpost.com 1 hr ago 28 related
Who John McCain picks as his vice presidential nominee is more important to the future of the Republican Party, and indeed the country, than it might otherwise initially seem. Speculation of McCain's possible choices has grown with the news that prominent Republicans Mitt Romney, Charlie Crist...
Democratic officials say Obama is searching for a running mate; Obama will not confirm
iht.com 1 hr ago 125 related
Barack Obama, who appeared on the cusp of winning the Democratic presidential nomination, has begun a top-secret search for a running mate, officials said Thursday. Obama has been carefully trying not to alienate rival Hillary Rodham Clinton and her supporters by declaring himself the victor in...
Ted Kennedy's America (RealClearPolitics.com)
yahoo.com 1 hr ago 13 related
RealClearPolitics.com - Shortly after John Kennedy's inauguration, a fictive account of a conversation between Richard Nixon and Ted Sorensen, Kennedy's speech writer, made the rounds. According to the story, Nixon told Sorensen that there was one thing Kennedy said that he wished he had said....
Clinton campaign's new strategy ... vote for Chelsea in 2016
freerepublic.com 1 hr ago 1 related
The souvenir vendors outside Hillary Clinton's campaign appearances have added a new badge to their wares that reads "Chelsea in 2016" with a picture of the former first daughter. Attention, whether from badge sellers or the national media, is leaving the fading presidential candidacy of Senator...