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On Election Day in Kentucky, Bill and Hillary Clinton made a celebrity swing today through Lynn's Paradise Cafe in Louisville. (Think Margaritaville on steroids, with food ranging from a portobello sandwich to cheese grits and a fried-green-tomato BLT). The diners...
Would Mark Major Milestone For Democratic Hopeful, But Clinton Vows Fight Isn't Over LEXINGTON, Ky., May 20, 2008 Democratic presidential hopeful, Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., speaks during a rally at the Montana State University in Bozeman, Mont., Monday, May 19, 2008. (AP Photo/Chris Carlson)...
Barack Obama was poised to reach a major milestone Tuesday in the Kentucky and Oregon primaries - a majority of the pledged delegates offered in the Democratic presidential contest - even as Hillary Rodham Clinton soldiered on despite her dwindling hopes.
Lynn Sweet: After wife Michelle was attacked last week in a video produced by the Tennessee GOP, Sen. Barack Obama sent a warning to the troublemakers on Monday to "lay off my wife." No matter the outcome of the presidential election, the contest has served to permanently vault Michelle Obama...
Carrie Budoff Brown, Kenneth P. Vogel Tue May 20, 5:49 AM ET PORTLAND, Ore. - And Oregon never turned out overwhelmingly for former President Bill Clinton, who won the state with 43 percent of the vote in 1992 and 49 percent in 1996. A better-than-expected performance for Hillary Rodham Clinton...
Last week marked the third special election in which Republicans lost a House seat long held by their party. First, Dennis Hastert's seat in Illinois was wrested from the Republicans, an effort largely credited to the Obama organization outfitted to assist on the ground. The Democratic Party's...
BY MICHAEL SNEED Sun-Times Columnist Is it over? Has the Hillary Clinton camp privately begun throwing in the towel? • • To wit: Sneed hears a Hillary Clinton fund-raiser starring hubby Bill Clinton here Thursday will only ask for cash they don't have to...
Barack Obama was poised to reach a major milestone Tuesday in the Kentucky and Oregon primaries - a majority of the pledged delegates offered in the Democratic presidential contest - even as Hillary Rodham Clinton soldiered on despite her dwindling hopes.
ARROYO GRANDE, Calif. (MarketWatch) -- 2009 Sequel: Script exposes diabolical cover-up conspiracy Flash forward: Real life, Washington, new leaders, a new Congress, old wizardry. Be forewarned: No matter who's elected president, America will soon see a massive statistical curtain pulled back,...
WASHINGTON - Barack Obama was poised to reach a major milestone Tuesday in the Kentucky and Oregon primaries — a majority of the elected delegates offered in the Democratic presidential contest — even as Hillary Clinton soldiered on despite her dwindling hopes. Superdelegate sway Having a...
