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Leaving Linton aside for a moment
2008-04-28 14:09:00 It looks like today's big news swept away most of the other would-be Brontë news.The Coastal News posts about this evening's event: "An Evening of Opera" will be presented at Coastal Carolina University's Spring Choral Concert on Monday, April 28 at 7:30 p.m. in Wheelwright Auditorium.Brontëites in the area might be interested in the programme: The program will include selections such as "Carmen," "La Traviata," "The Magic Flute" and "The Gondoliers." More contemporary operas will also be included, such as Aaron Copland's "The Tender Land," Kurt Weill's "Street Scene" and Bernard Herrmann's "Wuthering Heights."A couple of blogs: Peace & Wisdom posts about Charlotte Brontë's take on Jane Austen. And Jin from The Blind Sisters reviews Wuthering Heights.Categories: Alert, Music, Opera, Wuthering Heights
By: BronteBlog
Andrew Lincoln as Linton
2008-04-28 13:36:00 We read in The Independent about a new name for the new Wuthering Heights film project. We had a writer: Olivia Hetreed, a director: John Maybury and a Cathy: Natalie Portman. Now we have a Linton: Andrew Lincoln.Like many British actors before him, Andrew Lincoln finds plying his trade across the pond can be a demanding experience. The blokeish star, best remembered for his role in cult series This Life, is currently working on an as-yet untitled TV series with Men In Black creator Barry Sonnenfeld. "It was very difficult though, I have to admit," he told me at a recent party in aid of Barnados. "It's not just the accent, it's completely different culturally. It's like playing baseball. You are under so much pressure to get the take right – three strikes and you're out. It has been more like controlling one's own fear rather than acting." No matter, since Lincoln will be back working on these shores soon. He informed me he's just been ...
By: BronteBlog
[Followup] NBC suspends David Shuster for suggesting the Clintons are ?pimp
2008-02-08 22:12:00 Mediabistro
Is Rush Limbaugh Going to Campaign for Sen. Hillary Clinton?
2008-02-08 15:02:00 http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2-008/02/07/limbaugh-says-hell-fu-ndr_n_85593.html FROM HUFFINGTON POST WEBSITE: Rush Limbaugh is ready to do his part for the GOP byputting on his own fundraiser. Even if that fundraiseris for the only politician that he believes can unitethe party -- Hillary Clinton. From today's RUSH LIMBAUGH show: RUSH: All right, folks, I need to ask you a question,personal question from me to you. Do I sound like Ineed cheering up here? I'm getting e-mails fromfriends, "Boy, you sound like you could use a littlecheering up." And they're sending me these stupidlittle Internet jokes, "for you to smile," like anInternet joke would cheer me up. Spam would cheer meup. But do I sound like I need to be cheered up? Ican't wait 'til the Drive-Bys get hold of my thought,my consideration of helping Hillary raise money.They'll miss the reason. They'll just publicize,"Limbaugh is so upset at Romney getting out, he'sthinking of raising money for Hillary, period." But the ...
By: KC for Obama
Sen. Hillary Clinton backed by Dubai Financier?
2008-02-08 08:32:00 Dick Morris appeared on Fox & Friends during the 6am hour (CST), putting forth his idea of where the mysterious $5 million deposited into Sen. Hillary Clinton's campaign fund may have derived.According to Morris, Sen. Clinton has been working side-by-side a Dubai financier, who has reportedly set aside a financial arrangement that provides a payout of $1-5 million each year. The speculation is that the Clintons have worked for a "buyout," which would provide a larger amount of money upfront. Morris believes the recent $5 million dumped into Clinton's campaign war fund may have come from this exact source.I have no personal sources to back this up and hate speculating and/or mudslinging. But, since Fox News is "fair and balanced," I have to take their word for what it is, right?!!? ; )
By: KC for Obama
Obama and Clinton Raise Big Cash
2008-02-08 08:09:00 Prompting Clinton's financial woes after she gave her campaign $5 million, the campaign launched a $3 million in three days effort. That goal was matched in hours, and the campaign uped the ante to $6 million in three days. Now comes word it is $7 million in three days. Today the campaign announced it raised $6.4 million since Super Tuesday and over $7.5 million since February 1.Still, Barack Obama was able to out-raise Hillary Clinton and his campaign announced a $7.6 million haul since Super Tuesday. A testament to his the dedicated support from his supporters.It goes to show, all you have to do is ask.The fundraising was particularly important for Clinton and she immediately went up with ads in Washington, Maine and Nebraska.
Karl Rove Predicts Sen. Hillary Clinton Will be Democratic Nominee
2008-02-08 07:44:00 Presently, both Sen. Barack Obama and Sen. Hillary Clinton are in a dog-fight to win states through hard-core primary and caucus voting, while also trying to attract delegates and superdelegates en route to the magic number of total delegates needed to become the Democratic party presidential nominee.Last night on Hannity & Colmes (yes, I actually watch Fox News regularly now!), Karl Rove broke down his analysis of the upcoming Democratic primary and caucus elections, forecasting Sen. Clinton as the party's overall winner.I'm still unsure if his analysis is dead-on, or if he is trying to "persuade" Americans into choosing Sen. Clinton, knowing darn-well that Sen. Clinton just doesn't resonate well with the average American, which may increase the odds a Republican nominee can win the general presidential election.In the meantime, the Obama Camp must IMMEDIATELY target and increase its emphasis with all Latino voters, target Texas, target Ohio and continue the grassroots effor...
By: KC for Obama
Michael Moore explains why he can?t vote for Hillary Clinton
2008-02-08 07:19:00 Michael Moore discusses his concern for Clinton’s ongoing voting for the war. He also discusses why the health care plans of both Clinton and Obama won’t work.
By: What's Going On
I think most of us would like to thank Bill Clinton for blowing the electio
2008-02-08 07:19:00 Well, at least we won't have this disaster to worry about anymore.But damn, Hillary must be pissed. First Bill shamed her when he was the president, and now he's cost her the presidency himself.Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned? How about one whose husband cost her the presidency after repeatedly cheating on her?Good news though for HP'ers is that Clinton's stupid 5-year freeze on housing gambler interest rates and 90 day freeze on housing gambler foreclosures is as dead as her campaign.Bush / Clinton / Bush / Clinton - nope.
By: Housing PANIC
Obama Stronger Candidate Than Clinton Against McCain
2008-02-08 06:33:00 It is risky predicting what will happen months before an election but at this time I believe that the next president will be either Barack Obama or John McCain. In other words it comes down to what the Democrats do. Nominate Obama and they have a fighting chance of winning. Nominate Clinton and it’s all ...
By: Liberal Values
Obama Suggests Clinton Show Tax Returns
2008-02-08 05:47:00 breitBart.com: NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Democrat Barack Obama suggested Thursday that Hillary Rodham Clinton follow his lead and release her and her husband’s income tax returns so the public can see where the $5 million she loaned her presidential campaign came from. A day earlier, Clinton acknowledged that she had made the loan late last month. ...
By: Thought-Blender
Hillary Clinton Refuses To Pledge to Restore Constitutional Liberties
2008-02-08 03:25:00 Hillary Clinton and John McCain are two presidential candidates who have something in common. The Nation reports that they have not signed a statement supporting “the restoration of basic Constitutional principles after the battering they have taken during the Bush-Cheney era.” Every Democratic candidate except Hillary Clinton has supported this pledge during the campaign. Needless to ...
By: Liberal Values
Obama Advisers Foresee a Delegate Draw With Clinton
2008-02-08 03:12:00 By Catherine Dodge and Alex TanziFeb 7, BloombergBarack Obama's advisers are anticipating the possibility of a Democratic presidential race deadlocked past the last primary, and the outcome may hinge on a fight over whether delegations from Florida and Michigan get seats at the party's national convention in Denver.One scenario prepared for the Illinois senator's campaign and released inadvertently yesterday with another document projects Obama will end up in June with 1,806 of the delegates who select the party's nominee to 1,789 for New York Senator Hillary Clinton. That is short of the number needed to win the nomination.Obama, speaking with reporters traveling to Omaha on his campaign plane, said he hadn't seen the document. ``I think it's going to be close,'' he said of the nomination battle. ``Down to the wire.''A candidate needs half of the total delegates plus one. Right now, that figure is 2,025. Any additional convention delegates would raise the amount needed to...
Conservatives for Hillary Clinton
2008-02-07 22:08:00 With Mitt Romney out of the race for the Republican Presidential nomination, we are left with no decent candidates on the Republican side. That leaves us with three choices: vote Democrat, vote third party, or stay home. The best way to prevent McCain from being elected to lead a third Nixon administration is to vote against him, and to vote for a candidate with a chance of defeating him. This rules out abstaining or voting for a third party. One candidate on the Democrat side is a better choice than McCain: Hillary Clinton. On her worst days, Hillary Clinton displays more principle than John McCain ever could. I may not be proud to support Hillary, but she would at least make a better President than John McCorrupt, Mike Huckster, or Barack H. Christ. Today Conservatives for Hillary Clinton is being established for the good of the United States of America. The goals of Conservatives for Hillary Clinton are to help Hillary secure the Democrat Presidential nomination, and th...
By: Coldheartedtruth
Sen. Barack Obama Currently Leads Delegate Count Over Sen. Hillary Clinton
2008-02-07 20:31:00 According to the Barack Obama website, Sen. Obama leads the delegate count.As of Thursday, February 7, 2008:Sen. Obama---910Sen. Clinton---882Check-out the link at http://origin.barackobama.com/r-esultscenter/
By: KC for Obama
Campaign Clinton...Vote For Monica?
2008-02-07 20:24:00 Here's a serious flier I made up for the Clinton Campaign. Vote for Hilary...or not.Make sure you spread this flier around...This nations depends on it...Stumble or submit it anywhere...Email it...Print it out and pass it out at the mall or even your kids birthday party!More Ideas:1. Go to an actual campaign event/party and pass them out there.2. Dress up as 70's Doobie "Bill" Clinton next Halloween...Ya Baby! Ya!3. Give one to your Republican Grandpa to pass out at the nursing home.4. Make giant posters and post em in every major city where Monica...I mean Hilary campaigns.5. Send it to Zig-Zag to make rolling paper.6. Print it out on hemp paper and give it to Hilary herself.
Smokey?s Super Tuesday Blow-Out Sale!!!!
2008-02-07 19:50:00 Folks, we here at SmokeyMcTrees.com don’t only want you to listen to shitty hip-hop records and listen to us complain about the new Batman movie, we are also concerned for your welfare as conscientious, voting citizens. And if you’re too young to vote, get off my site and go look at porn like you should ...
By: Smokey mcBlog
Clinton Camp Denies Financial Problems
2008-02-07 19:45:00 According to bloggers, the Clinton camp is dire financial trouble...so much trouble, they can't afford to pay their staffers. Times are reportedly so tough, Sen. Hillary Clinton has loaned herself $5 million. Of course, they deny these reports.Meanwhile, Sen. Barack Obama has raised over $7.1 million since Super Tuesday alone!
By: KC for Obama
Hillary Clinton no le tolerará a Chávez sus agresiones
2008-02-07 18:52:00 Hillary Clinton, la senadora de New York que se debate la candidatura por el partido Demócrata frente a Barack Obama, para optar a la presidencia de EEUU, en entrevista para Jorge Ramos, del noticiero Univisión, dijo: “…si el Gobierno cubano empieza a demostrar respeto por los derechos humanos, si libera a prisioneros políticos? creo ...
Clinton dips into pocket to keep up with Obama
2008-02-07 17:39:00 WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democrats Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton looked ahead on Wednesday to a long and bruising presidential battle, and Clinton said she loaned $5 million of her own money to the costly fight to keep pace. Republican John McCain, still facing conservative opposition, promised to unite his party as his coast-to-coast "Super Tuesday" wins in key states put him on the verge of clinching the nomination and capping a stunning political comeback. "I do hope that at some point we would calm down a little bit and see if there are areas that we can agree on for the good of the party," the Arizona senator told reporters in Phoenix before a speech on Thursday to a conference of conservative activists in Washington. Obama and Clinton battled to a draw on "Super Tuesday," with Obama winning 13 states and Clinton eight, including the big prizes of California and New York. Their delegate tally was almost even, propelling the fight toward the next round of seven Democratic co...
McCain Widens Delegates Lead, Clinton Lends Self Cash
2008-02-07 17:26:00 Sen. John McCain padded his commanding delegate lead in the Republican presidential race Wednesday and urged conservative critics to cut him some slack. In a Democratic surprise, Hillary Rodham Clinton disclosed she'd lent $5 million to her cash-short campaign. "And I think the results last night proved the wisdom of my investment," said the former first lady, one day after trading victories with Barack Obama in a Super Tuesday string of contests from coast to coast. The competition for Republican delegates was a runaway. Nearly complete returns from Super Tuesday left McCain with 707 delegates, nearly 60 percent of the 1,191 needed to win the nomination at the national convention in St. Paul, Minn., this summer. Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney had 294, former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee 195 and Texas Rep. Ron Paul 14. Despite steadily lengthening odds, neither Romney nor Huckabee offered any hint they were ready to exit the race. McCain, the Arizona senator, said the n...
Clintons to borrow themselves $5 million
2008-02-07 16:30:00 This is yesterday's news (quite litterally). But I also read today that Bill in the process of selling off some business interest that will net him about $20 million... which in turn he intends to give/borrow to the campaign. Also, it sounds as if Clinton staffers are no longer being paid and should not expect to be paid for at least the rest of February. This seems almost surreal. The Clintons and their big money machine have run out of money and are being outraised over 2-1 right now by Obama. From what I have gathered they are already looking towards March 4th as the next date where they really expect to do well. In fact, they are apparently allocating most of their advertising resources to Ohio and Texas contests on the 4th. But that strategy almost seems Guilianish as there are another 10 contests taking place in February that will award another 447 pledged delegates. Is it really possible that they don't have the money to compete? The Clintons?
By: Coldheartedtruth
Clinton loans herself $5 million
2008-02-07 16:27:00 Democrat Hillary Clinton loaned her presidential campaign $5 million in January, the New York senator said Wednesday."I loaned the campaign $5 million dollars from my money," she said at a press conference at her Arlington, Virginia headquarters. "I loaned it because I believe in this campaign and I think the results last night proved the wisdom of my investment." Earlier Wednesday, Clinton spokesman Howard Wolfson confirmed reports Clinton had lent her campaign money in January, and said "The loan illustrates Sen. Clinton's commitment to this effort and to ensuring that our campaign has the resources it needs to compete and win across this nation." The news comes days after Barack Obama's campaign announced it had raised $32 million in January alone. Clinton campaign Chairman Terry McAuliffe later said the Clinton campaign raised less than half that in the same period — about $13.5 million. The $5 million Clinton loaned to herself was in ...
By: PhreQuency Ent.
What About Barack? CPAC Pays No Attention To Obama, But Lots To Clinton
2008-02-07 16:16:00 Tomorrow, kicks off the three day Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), which is hosted by the American Conservative Union. The four remaining Republican candidates - Mike Huckabee, John McCain, Mitt Romney and Ron Paul - are expected to speak and we’ll be sure to discuss their speeches should anything notable arise out of them. ...
By: 2008 Central
Hillary Clinton On Walmart Board - Video Shows Her On It
2008-02-07 16:09:00 This video by ABC and now on YouTube is a daminng example of Senator Clinton's past association with Walmart as one of its board members. She says she now denounces Walmart's practices, but why did she associate with them in the first place? Here is the video.
Clinton dips into pocket to keep up with Obama
2008-02-07 12:26:00 By John Whitesides, Political Correspondent WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democrats Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton looked ahead on Wednesday to a long and bruising presidential battle, and Clinton said she loaned $5 million of her own money to the costly fight to keep pace. Republican John McCain, still facing conservative opposition, promised to unite his party as his coast-to-coast "Super Tuesday" wins in key states put him on the verge of clinching the nomination and capping a stunning political comeback. "I do hope that at some point we would calm down a little bit and see if there are areas that we can agree on for the good of the party," the Arizona senator told reporters in Phoenix before a speech on Thursday to a conference of conservative activists in Washington. Obama and Clinton battled to a draw on "Super Tuesday," with Obama winning 13 states and Clinton eight, including the big prizes of California and New York. Their delegate tally was alm...
By: B4U India
U.S. vote puts McCain ahead; Clinton, Obama draw
2008-02-07 11:39:00 By John Whitesides, Political Correspondent WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democrats Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton faced a protracted battle while John McCain took charge of the Republican race after the "Super Tuesday" presidential nominating contests in 24 U.S. states. In the biggest day of voting to choose party candidates who will contest the election to succeed President George W. Bush in November, Obama won 13 states and Clinton took eight. Clinton's wins included the key prizes of California and New York, making for a virtual draw in the hard-fought Democratic duel. McCain won nine contests, including victories in California and the Northeast, to take a commanding lead in the Republican race. "Tonight, I think we must get used to the idea that we are the Republican Party front-runner for the nomination," McCain told supporters in Scottsdale, Arizona. "And I don't really mind it one bit." The Arizona senator whose campaign was all but dead las...
By: B4U India
Senior Clinton campaign staffers going without salary
2008-02-07 08:22:00 Earlier this afternoon The Page posted an anonymously sourced headline stating a little vaguely that several senior Clinton campaign staff are now “voluntarily” going without pay. Campaign manager Patti Solis Doyle was the only staffer identified. Now NBC says it has confirmed the story. Some of Hillary Rodham Clinton’s campaign staff have voluntarily chosen to work without ...
Implicit newscaster sexism against Hillary Clinton. A good observation by M
2008-02-07 08:00:00 The wife of Phil Plait of Bad Astronomy made an interesting observation on Super Tuesday. She noticed that newscasters and commentators were referring to Hillary Clinton on a first-name basis, but to all other candidates either by last name or full name. I agree with Mrs. BA in her assessment that this is a clear ...
Clinton?s edge in close race, McCain clear to romp home
2008-02-07 07:31:00 Democratic contenders Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama were today in a neck-and-neck race and were set for a long haul fight for their party nomination for the presidential contest with a slight edge for the former first lady as results of ‘Super Tuesday’ showdown in primaries came out.
By: Latest News
Obama Raises $6.2 Million In One Day, Surpassing Money Clinton Used From He
2008-02-07 06:57:00 In a fine show of financial power, the Obama for America campaign chair David Plouffe issued this email call to donation action:Zenophon --I was writing a note to you about the state of the race after Super Tuesday when we got some startling news.The Clinton campaign just announced that Hillary and Bill Clinton injected $5 million of their personal fortune into her campaign a few days ago.This is a dramatic move, and a clear acknowledgement that our campaign has the momentum. We saw undeniable evidence of that last night as the results came in.Barack Obama won the most states and the most delegates on February 5th.We have gotten to this point thanks to an unprecedented outpouring of support from ordinary Americans.To date, more than 650,000 people like you have taken ownership of this campaign, giving whatever they can afford.The Clinton infusion of $5 million -- and there are reports it could end up being as much as $20 million -- will give them huge resources for the next set of p...
Clinton Fairy Tales On The Mortgage Crisis
2008-02-07 02:34:00 The previous post reports that Factcheck.org has found Clinton’s attack on Obama for not having the same plan as her for helping homeowners in danger of foreclosure to be misleading. There’s a good reason that Obama has not proposed the same plan as Clinton’s: It is a terrible plan. Two economists reviewed the plan for ...
By: Liberal Values
Clinton staffers going without pay
2008-02-07 02:33:00 Super Tuesday's mixed outcome has set up at least four weeks of frenzied delegate hunting for Democrats Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama, pitting his well-financed all-terrain campaign against her big-state strategy.
By: mini wisdom
Clinton Campaign Still Using Dishonest Mailers
2008-02-07 02:14:00 After Iowa and New Hampshire there was a lot of talk about how Clinton was using dishonest mailers which distort Obama’s positions on Social Security and abortion rights in order to pick up support. Lorna Brett Howard, the former President of Chicago NOW (National Organization of Women), changed her support from Clinton to Obama ...
By: Liberal Values
Clinton Using Her Own Money To Fund Campaign
2008-02-07 00:56:00 Who would have thought a few months ago that the mighty Clinton machine would be so in need of money that Hillary would be forced to dip into her own pockets? That is exactly what’s happening according to Ben Smith over at Politico. Clinton loaned her campaign $5 million dollars, and claims that her Super Tuesday ...
By: The Hot Joints
Golden, Empire choose Clinton Empire
2008-02-07 00:00:00 During yesterday's New York and California primaries, exit polls tracked the sexual orientations of those states' Democratic voters. And guess what? Both coasts' gays went for Hillary in BIG ways. Head over to the Empire State Pride Agenda's blog for...
By: Good As You
Barack Obama Claims Delegate Lead ... And So Does Hillary Clinton
2008-02-06 23:12:00 Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton are both claiming the delegate lead. So who is right? They might both be.
Obama y Clinton piensan ya en las próximas citas en las primarias tras el
2008-02-06 23:04:00 Los dos candidatos demócratas, Hillary Clinton y Barack Obama, se preparan ya para las próximas citas electorales, en particular para las primarias del próximo martes, después de que las votaciones de ayer en el ‘Supermartes’ tuvieran como resultado prácticamente un empate técnico.  Según los datos que ofrece la CNN, Clinton consiguió 582 de los 1.681 ...
By: la gazeta
Democratic Delegate Count: Barack Obama wins 910-882 or Hillary Clinton 885
2008-02-06 22:31:00 The Democratic delegate count is confusing to say the least, while Barack Obama’s campaign are saying he won 910-882 in the Super Tuesday Elections, we are also hearing Hillary Clinton won 885-799. The two differences are being reported by Obama campaign manager David Plouffe and ABC News. In the latest update today we have heard Clinton’s ...
By: Product Reviews
Barack Obama And Hillary Clinton's Duel Could Last For Months; John McCain'
2008-02-06 21:54:00 Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton's duel could last for months, John McCain's lead has firmed up in the wake of Super Tuesday.
Hillary Clinton wins California Democratic primaries
2008-02-06 21:16:00 Hillary Clinton won in California her second major victory of Super Tuesday last night, winning the most votes in California. She will be receiving about half of the Democratic delegates.
By: Politinks
Obama Blames Clinton Presidency For 8 Years Of Dem Losses
2008-02-06 21:09:00 Barack Obama is enhancing pressure on a on fissure within the Democratic Party over the prospect of Hillary Clinton’s nomination. In short, elected Democrats in “red states” or conservative leaning areas are concerned that if Hillary is the nominee, there will be a backlash within their constituencies that could end up either hurting their own reelections ...
By: 2008 Central
Chelsea Clinton In Polling Place As It Opens - Big Mistake
2008-02-06 20:45:00 Personally, I don't think it's a big deal but ABC News does as does the Drudge Report and WTNH in Connecticut. It seems that Senator Clinton and Bill Clinton's daughter Chelsea Clinton was delivering coffee and donuts to the poll workers in Connecticut just before polls opened, but remained until a few minutes after they were open, thus violating a law in that state prohibiting the apperance of a campaign worker or campaigner in or within 75 feet of a polling place. I don't think she's going to jail for this, nor should she. Here's the video at ABC. BUT...Why "butter up" polling place workers? What about all of the problems with vote tampering allegations? Now, I wonder. Could coffee and donuts buy a vote fix?
Hillary Clinton and John McCain winners of NY, NJ !!!
2008-02-06 20:38:00 Hillary Clinton won in New York and New Jersey in the Democratic side...the big states...with more delegates....She got almost like a million of them in New York...In New Jersey around 600,000 of them voted for her....so that was 57% in NY and 54% in NJ against Barack Obama's 44% in NJ and 40% in NY..in the Republicans John McCain was outstanding and got around 300,000 votes in both NY and NJ...51% in NY and 55% in NJ...so it was a tough race and exciting....still no clear cut on the nominees....so this is going to continue after the Super tuesday results also...
By: new york
OBAMA AND CLINTON IN DEAD HEAT FOR DELEGATES
2008-02-06 20:00:00 With Sens. Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton almost even in delegate counts, the two Democratic presidential candidates will focus on several weekend contests and then a trio of primaries in the Washington area next Tuesday.Super Tuesday delivered a split decision for the Democrats. CNN estimates showed Clinton earned a handful more delegates than Obama, who surprised observers by taking states where the senator from New York had large polling leads until recently. The latest estimate gave Clinton 582 of the 1,681 delegates at stake Tuesday, compared with 562 for Obama. It will take time to determine the final distribution because of complicated formulas.CNN's overall count showed Clinton leading at this point in delegates with 823 to Obama's 731. They'll need 2,025 to secure their party's nomination.Both candidates fly to Washington on Wednesday afternoon for Senate votes, but the next day Obama holds a major rally in New Orleans ahead of this weekend's Louisiana primary.Washin...
By: Ghetto Fabu
Clinton, Obama carve up country
2008-02-06 19:21:00 Sen. Barack Obama and Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton split up the electoral map on Super Tuesday with Mr. Obama winning a majority of smaller, red states while Mrs. Clinton captured the biggest prizes of the night.
By: Gun News
The Democratic Race between Obama and Clinton is Getting Tighter and Tighte
2008-02-06 19:07:00 PHOTO: GETTY IMAGES According to CNN, Senators Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton are only separated by less than 1% when it comes to the votes cast on Super Tuesday. NEW YORK (CNN) ? Just how sharply are Democrats divided between Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton? Of all the votes cast on Super Tuesday for the two candidates ...
Presidential Primary, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, and Political Campaign
2008-02-06 18:35:00 I am usually not very political and hate how spin and vicious attacks are used to sway people’s opinion when they have little or no impact on the job that someone would do. That aside I am interested in seeing who will win this next presidential election in the U.S. and how the marketing that ...
Hillary Clinton accepts Fox News - WTTG debate invite
2008-02-06 17:58:00 Before the results of the Super Tuesday primaries and caucuses became known, presidential candidate Hillary Clinton accepted an invitation to debate Barack Obama in Washington, D.C. on Fox News Channel. The planned debate would also air, likely on a same night tape-delayed basis, this Monday evening (February 11) on local Fox-owned station WTTG-5. To date, Barack Obama has not responded to the Fox invite. Up until this point, the major Democratic presidential candidates had boycotted Fox News Channel debates, citing the outlet's perceived conservative bias. Clearly, Clinton has decided that she needs to put aside her obvious distaste for the channel to reach this region's and other future voters.As the unity candidate that he is trying to be, I hope that Obama can put aside his own objections to Fox News and accept the debate offer as well. It should be granted that my party's objections to Fox News Channel are completely valid ones. That said, this race is too important, this re...
By: DCABloob
Elections USA 2008 : Clinton et McCain remportent les primaires en Californ
2008-02-06 17:54:00 La candidate des démocrates américains à la prochaine élection présidentielle, Mme Hillary Clinton, ainsi que le candidat des républicains, John McCain, ont respectivement remporté les primaires en Californie à l'occasion du "Super-Tuesday", rapporte mercredi la chaîne de télévision américaine CNN. Un total de 24 Etats et les Somoa américaines ont tenu leurs primaires et caucus ce mardi, marquant l'importance de ce jour pour les courses des démocrates et des républicains à la Maison blanche. |
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