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Hillary Clinton: ?I will be making no decisions tonight? on Quitting the Ra
2008-06-04 06:46:00
So, I’ve already analyzed Obama’s speech which was given shortly after Clinton’s following speech.  She had been expected to suspend her campaign and acknowledge that Obama had reached the “magic number,” but not actually concede, but she didn’t even do that.  She just said, “I’ll talk it over and decide later” essentially.  Here’s the speech: Thank you. Thank you so much. ...
Obama Picks Experienced Strategists, Clinton Picks Loyalists
2008-05-09 06:33:00
Today we learned another important piece to the Mark Penn saga. According to the Huffington Post, Penn believed the Democratic race to be winner take all states just as it is for the Republican Party. Mark Penn was the chief strategist for Senator Clinton in the early stages of the game. Penn was ?confident? in saying that winning California would tip the race to Clinton once she captured the state?s entire 370 delegates. The major flaw to that strategy is the fact that the delegates are apportioned based on percentage of the vote each candidate got in that state. Harold Ickes was appalled at the sheer ignorance of someone in charge of such an important task. The reason Penn had such an important job on the campaign was not because he knew what he was doing, it was because of loyalty. Loyalty is something that Senator Clinton values as part of her team rather than hiring the best possible person for the job. ?How can it possibly be, that the much vaunted ch...
Quick Bytes: Super Tuesday Schedule Edition!
2008-04-15 08:13:00
Quick Bytes: The daily digest of everything you need to know about the Jacksonville Jaguars. Tuesday: Schedule Release Day!  The new schedule hits the internet at about 2:00 eastern time.  I'll make sure I get a copy up as soon as I track it down.  I figure since it's gonna be all people talk about today, it'd be better for me to do a bit more than just throw up the dates.  Perhaps today, April 15th, I'll make my First 2008 Season Prediction!!!.  I really hope that I see the schedule and see that our Jaguars are featured prominently.  I also hope Tony Kornheiser is forced to come back to Jacksonville for another Monday Night game.  Then again, he'll just talk about Tom Brady the whole time anyhow, so who cares.  The real hot spot is Sunday night.  That's the ticket. Before we get into the latest Jaguars stories, I want to bring your attention to something important. Florida Representative Don Davis passed away last week.  Unle...
Quick Bytes: Super Tuesday Schedule Edition!
2008-04-15 07:13:00
Quick Bytes: The daily digest of everything you need to know about the Jacksonville Jaguars. Tuesday: Schedule Release Day!  The new schedule hits the internet at about 2:00 eastern time.  I'll make sure I get a copy up as soon as I track it down.  I figure since it's gonna be all people talk about today, it'd be better for me to do a bit more than just throw up the dates.  Perhaps today, April 15th, I'll make my First 2008 Season Prediction!!!.  I really hope that I see the schedule and see that our Jaguars are featured prominently.  I also hope Tony Kornheiser is forced to come back to Jacksonville for another Monday Night game.  Then again, he'll just talk about Tom Brady the whole time anyhow, so who cares.  The real hot spot is Sunday night.  That's the ticket.Before we get into the latest Jaguars stories, I want to bring your attention to something important.Florida Representative Don Davis passed away last week.  Unless ...
It's not a Monday but a super Tuesday when I got the good news
2008-04-09 07:29:00
My friend who is currently in the United States called me the other day, Tuesday, to ask what I would want as a long overdue 2007 Christmas gift. Sheepishly, I told him, nahh, you’ve got to be kidding. But he remembers me mentioning about a “more sophisticated camera”, I had been wanting to own for the longest time. “Remember”, he said, for your blogging pleasures? “And surprise!,” he said, “I already got you one.” Wow! I could not believe my ears. “How on earth did I deserve that”? That’s what I asked him. “Worry not. I got your gift from cyber monday. “It is a super online site that provide links to a whole line of merchants offering significant discounts for hundreds of items purchased after Thanksgiving here. From consumer electronics, to HDTV’s, sporting goods, shoes, supermarket items, publications, if you want something, they definitely have it online. You can browse and pore over all these items until you make your final decision to buyâ€...
Hip Hop Super Tuesday Album Reviews (Fat Joe, Rick Ross, and Snoop Dogg)
2008-03-11 17:09:00
We have some hard choices to make today. Here is something that can help. Rick Ross Trilla Review Fat Joe - Elephant in the Room Review Snoop Dogg - Ego Trippin Review
Super Tuesday: Snoop Dogg, Fat Joe, And Rick Ross, All Drop Big Albums
2008-03-11 16:26:00
Music fans have a few choices to make today (March 11) with new releases from veterans Snoop Dogg, Fat Joe and R&B songstress Kelis dropping alongside sophomore efforts from Rick Ross and Hurricane Chris.Snoop Dogg's ninth studio album entitled, Ego Trippin', is the follow-up to 2006's Tha Blue Carpet Treatment. The new disc, led by the smash single "Sensual Seduction," which peaked at #20 on Billboard's Pop 100, is a 20-track set executive produced by the producer collective QDT-DJ Quik, Snoop Dogg, Teddy Riley. The eccentric album, released on Geffen, also features production from, the Neptunes, Raphael Saadiq, Shawty Redd, Rick Rock, Nottz,Whitey Ford (aka Everlast) and the lone guest appearance from Too $hort on "Life Of The Party."One year after releasing Me, Myself & I, Fat Joe is back with his eight solo LP, The Elephant in the Room. The second album released independently under his Terror Squad Entertainment/ Imperial Records, the set is led by lead single "I Won...
What Happens Now that Super Tuesday II Is Over?
2008-03-10 17:36:00
OK, so now that Super Tuesday II is done, what will happen? Here’s what’s happened since then: Huckabee dropped out, like he said he would. Ron Paul dropped out - this surprised me - I thought he’d stay in for the whole thing. McCain clinched the nomination. Here’s a video I did to explain, mostly for the Democrats, what will happen: So ...
Super Tuesday morphs into Crappy Wednesday
2008-03-06 00:00:00
Yeah, I'm disappointed. I was wrong about yesterday's results, and yes, my predictions were unreasonably enthusiastic. That's what happens when your opponent throws the "kitchen sink" at you, and airs negative radio ads done up to resemble a news report, airs TV ads that make your opponent seem ...
Junior Super Tuesday Results Indicate Superdelegates to Decide Dem. Nominee
2008-03-05 11:49:00
Finally, a confetti moment Looks like the super delegates will decide this thing after all. After winning Ohio, Rhode Island, and Texas, Clinton is certainly back in the game. CNN: “Clinton’s Texas win can be attributed to some of the same factors that led her to prevail in Ohio: Overwhelming support from seniors, voters worried ...
Thoughts on Super Tuesday 2
2008-03-05 07:56:00
1. Hillary will win Pennsylvania and lose North Carolina. She could win Indiana. It's really anybody's guess as to who'll be the nominee. 2. Hillary's speech was bad, but Obama's speech rang hollow. An uninspirational Obama is not a pretty sight. 3. Huckabee wouldn't have embarrased himself if he was "in it to win it." Instead, he never attacked McCain or even presented anything remotely contrasting. What was the point? If he thought that highly of McCain, he should have just endorsed him. 4. Rush Limbaugh had a greater impact on the Democratic primary than the Republican one. Rush, how come the media could nominate McCain and not Obama? 5. I can't say that I'm sorry to see the Democrats in such a bloody fight, but Hillary did land some effective blows against Obama during the last week. Arguing whether this will make either of them a tougher opponent for McCain- through innoculation- or a weaker one would be just blind speculation. 6. How mad do you think Obama is ...
The Super Tuesday That Wasn't
2008-03-05 07:54:00
After rampant prediction that yesterday's primaries would be decisive, they turned out to be sound and fury signifying more of the same old election cycle hoopla. The long-presumed inevitability of McCain's nomination was confirmed. Clinton's victories in Ohio and Texas give her campaign momentum, but they don't assure her a lead in the delegate count. This non-result could mean a drawn-out, dirty and potentially damaging race for the Democratic nomination.
Junior Super Tuesday: Advantage GOP
2008-03-05 06:46:00
With his victories in Ohio, Rhode Island, Texas, and Vermont, John McCain has amassed enough delegates to effectively clinch the GOP nomination. More loose ends were tied up when rival Mike Huckabee ended his presidential bid and threw his support behind McCain. Meanwhile, the race between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama remains in flux. As of this writing, Clinton has won Ohio, Rhode Island, and Texas while Obama won Vermont.Two months ago, few politicos would have predicted that the Republican nomination race would be settled long before the Democratic one. Republicans had to deal with five strong candidates who conceivably could have won the nomination as they tried to don the cloak of Ronald Reagan. Some pundits were even dreaming of a brokered convention in which social conservatives, fiscal conservatives, defense hawks, and moderates were pitted against each other.And yet, despite all this, the Republicans have emerged in a far more advantageous position than they ever c...
By: The 7-10
Super Tuesday II Dem Election Results
2008-03-05 03:47:00
9:49 p.m. ESTDemocratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton picks up a win in RI and Barack Hussein Obama picks up the win in NH. All other states too close to call.1:24 a.m. EST 03/05 UpdateClinton picks up wins in Ohio and Texas.
Super Tuesday Two - Early Returns Obama & McCain Wins Vermont
2008-03-05 02:20:00
That's the report from a number of news sources but with 20 percent of the votes in, Barack Obama's projected to win Vermont, and John McCain has taken the state as well.
Super Tuesday, Too?
2008-03-05 00:52:00
The results are about to come in from Ohio, Texas, Vermont and Rhode Island. Make or break for Hillary? McCain clinches? Obama momentum continues? Stay tuned…. and comment throughout the night! -Bruce (GayPatriot) UPDATE (from Dan): CNN reports that McCain and Obama have won Vermont. UP-UPDATE (from Dan): AP reports that McCain has won Ohio while the Democratic race in the ...
March 4 Results: Super Tuesday, Jr.
2008-03-05 00:42:00
Voters in Ohio, Texas, Rhode Island, and Vermont head to the polls today and we'll be here to bring you the results and our analysis. We'll update this post as we go, so make sure to refresh your browser. Our thoughts on the contests can be found below.Vermont: Democrats (85% Reporting)Barack Obama 60%Hillary Clinton 38%Vermont: Republicans (85% Reporting)John McCain 72%Mike Huckabee 14%Ron Paul 7%Ohio: Democrats (92% Reporting)Hillary Clinton 55%Barack Obama 43%Ohio: Republicans (89% Reporting)John McCain 60%Mike Huckabee 31%Ron Paul 5%Rhode Island: Democrats (98% Reporting)Hillary Clinton 58%Barack Obama 40%Rhode Island: Republicans (98% Reporting)John McCain 65%Mike Huckabee 22%Ron Paul 7%Texas: Democrats (84% Reporting)Hillary Clinton 51%Barack Obama 47%Texas: Republicans (89% Reporting)John McCain 51%Mike Huckabee 38%Ron Paul 5%Texas Caucuses: Democrats (13% Reporting)Barack Obama 54%Hillary Clinton 46%Ohio offers 141 delegates for Democrats and 85 delegates for Republicans. ...
Super Tuesday Open Thread Mark 2
2008-03-05 00:00:00
It's Tuesday. It's Super. Predictions, reactions, etc. go here. FWIW, my prediction: Obama in VT, OH, TX. Hillary Clinton in RI. Betting permitted, and enjoy this: [youtube]http://www.youtube.com-/watch?v=31FFTx6AKmU[/youtube]-
The Links: Super Tuesday, Part II
2008-03-04 23:20:00
Served fresh daily...Both Democrats are complaining about problems in Ohio.John McCain picked up several gubernatorial endorsements.Clinton appeared on the Daily Show last night (Part 2).Florida's governor says he's open to a primary redo in the state.McCain thinks he can put California in play.Huckabee says he'll consider his options tomorrow.Kos looks back at Howard Dean's legacy at the DNC.Forget about the Democrats, McCain suggests he's best prepared to answer the phone at 3 AM.Tom Brokaw: Obama has 50 superdelegates waiting to endorse.Obama says Clinton's media bias charges are working.Politico provides five reasons Clinton could make a comeback.Rush Limbaugh is urging his listeners to vote for Clinton.Chuck Todd thinks McCain should be pulling for Clinton tonight.Most voters want Clinton to stay in the race unless she loses both Ohio and Texas.Polling Averages--Ohio: Clinton +7.1, Rhode Island: Clinton +9.7, Texas: Clinton +1.7, Vermont: Obama +19New Clinton ads make use...
Mini Super Tuesday
2008-03-04 20:49:00
And here we are, already it’s March 4th and we’re spinning up for something dramatic in the Primary race. Billy Clinton had gone on record as stating that the end would be in sight if Hillary didn’t win both Texas and Ohio. Of course with the proportional method of doling out the delegate votes, I ...
Barack Obama vs Hillary Clinton on Super Tuesday II: Ohio and Texas polls c
2008-03-04 13:05:00
Today is judgment day for Democratic Hillary Clinton as she has to do well against Barack Obama to keep her presidential campaign alive. Today is what people are calling Super Tuesday II, where voters in Ohio and Texas go to the polls to cast their vote. Back in January Hillary Clinton was in a strong position; ...
The Real Super Tuesday - Columbus Ohio Can Make a Difference on March 4
2008-03-02 09:00:00
Ohio and its Capital City have found themselves right back in the thick of political importance as the country once again holds its breath and waits to see what those crazy Ohioans will do next.  If, like me, you’re particularly interested in the candidates’ thought on home ownership and the mortgage crisis, read on. Barack Obama ...
BARACK OBAMA NEW YORK VOTE TALLY UNDERSTATED IN SUPER TUESDAY PRIMARY
2008-02-19 03:59:00
The Super Tuesday Primary showdown has come and gone but the votes from the February 5th elections aren't adding up in New York. A review by The New York Times of the unofficial results reported on primary night found about 80 election districts among the city?s 6,106 where Senator Barack...
Republican Results from Super Tuesday Primaries and Caucuses
2008-02-16 02:39:00
OK, now that all of the data is finally in, and I have free time, I can give all the final numbers from Super Tuesday for the Republicans (Democrats will be the next post) (a note, if you’re viewing this on the main page, click this post’s title so that the numbers won’t overlap onto ...
A Not-So-Super Tuesday in the Works
2008-02-15 21:25:00
Four Reston residents will vie for two open seats on the Reston Association board of directors.Cheryl Beamer, who won in last year’s election to fill the seat left vacant with the death of Barbara Aaron, and John Bowman will vie for the Hunters Woods/Dogwood representative. Barbara Zicari and Richard Chew have announced candidacy for the At-Large seat. Ballots get mailed out in early March and are due April 4.
Super Tuesday Finally Over (Yawn)
2008-02-15 01:39:00
The news that everyone's been waiting for has finally arrived. Hillary Clinton has defeated Barack Obama in the New Mexico Democratic primary! The final tally, released this afternoon, has Clinton winning the Land of Enchantment by 1,709 votes out of roughly 150,000 votes counted. What? Nobody cares? But... But... Oh, yeah, the election was NINE DAYS AGO. We've known who won the other 19 or so Democratic contests that day for, well, nine days. There have also been eight Democratic primaries and caucuses since then and we've known who won each and every one of those contests for days now as well. Oh, and a bunch of Republican contests as well for which we've known the winner in each within hours of the polls closing. But this is New Mexico, where it's an unwritten law that ballot-counting should take ten to twenty times as long as the actual voting. Observers outside the state may look at the closeness of the race and say that that alone is reasonable justification f...
Ad Wars: Beyond Super Tuesday
2008-02-11 23:28:00
Check out these videos and more on our YouTube channel, Political Realm TV.Hillary ClintonThe Clinton campaign released this ad, "Kerrey," in Nebraska. The ad features Bob Kerrey, who had served as both governor and senator in the state.The campaign has also produced this new ad, "Happen," that focuses on Clinton's health care plan. This particular version was targeted for Washington voters and mentions endorsements from Senators Patty Murray and Maria Cantwell. Barack ObamaThe Obama campaign released this ad, "Future," in Louisiana. The ad includes images of the Hurricane Katrina disaster, as Obama delivers his "Yes, We Can" speech. Gubernatorial Watch: North CarolinaLt. Governor Beverly Perdue has released two new ads. The first, "BRAC," focuses on her efforts to keep military bases open in the state.In the second ad, "Worrisome," Perdue addresses economic concerns.Opposing Perdue in the Democratic primary, Richard Moore's campaign has produced this new ad, "Commissions." T...
Obama Takes All Three; Huckabee Wins Two of Three
2008-02-10 10:06:00
Saturday was a three state sweep for Barack Obama over Senator Clinton. Washington state, Louisiana, and Nebraska were decisive victories for Barack Obama putting him in a virtual tie with Clinton in the delegate race. Obama took 68 percent of the vote in Washington, 68 percent in Nebraska, and 57 percent in Louisiana. Clinton finished with 31 percent in Washington, 31 percent in Nebraska, and 36 percent in Louisiana. Obama won by 21 percent in his narrowest victory on Saturday and as much as 37 percent in Washington. The superdelegate ?sham?, is the only thing keeping Obama from leading a race where he has won 18 of 30 states. Barack Obama has the majority of pledged delegates but Clinton is still leading because she got an early start on soliciting superdelegates. While it is true Senator Clinton has won some of the larger states, Obama has the majority of states. Obama has won on the east coast, all across the Midwest, the plains states and states on the ...
Sen. Hillary Clinton's Super Tuesday Popular Vote "Sham"
2008-02-09 12:13:00
http://www.observer.com/2008/po-pular-vote-count-excludes-caucu-ses Hillary's Clinton's microscopic victory in the combined popular votefrom last night's primary--7,347,971 to 7,294,85--fails to take intoaccount the caucuses that were held in Colorado, Minnesota, Kansas,Idaho, North Dakota and Alaska. All of those contests werewon--overwhelmingly--by Barack Obama. Under Democratic rules, each vote isn't tallied at caucuses. Thecaucuses serve only to award delegates to go to a state convention(which then elects the national delegates). The results from caucusstates reflect the number of convention delegates to the stateconvention won by each candidate. So while Hillary Clinton eked past Obama in the popular vote on SuperTuesday, it can also be said that more people who participated inSuper Tuesday 2008 favored Obama than Clinton.
Obama Speech On Super Tuesday
2008-02-09 11:13:00
Barack Obama speaks to a roaring crowd in Chicago, Illinois on the night of his victories throughout the primaries and caucuses of Super Tuesday.            source : youtube
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2008 Campaign Weekly Roundup (February 4-8, 2008)
2008-02-09 02:55:00
A roundup for February 3-8 on the Democratic side… Super Tuesday Results: Hillary Clinton won Arizona, Arkansas, California, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Oklahoma and Tennessee. Barack Obama won Alabama, Alaska, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, North Dakota and Utah. The winner of New Mexico is yet to be determined, but with 99% of precincts ...
Miss Teen SC on Super Tuesday
2008-02-08 18:12:00
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gFGfMK9g6qg Activity in this state is pretty dead today, so to keep you somewhat entertained I bring you the above mildly humorous YouTube video of a Miss Teen South Carolina impersonator giving her take on the Super Tuesday results. And I definitely agree with her that “John McCain should help the voters here in the U.S.,” and I believe he will. I doubt you’ll see this video “everywhere like such as,” but this proves that Lauren Caitlin Upton will never ever live down her moment of infamy. You can turn pretty much anything into a Miss Teen SC statement. The Super Bowl? “I personally believe Patriots were unable to beat the New Yorks because, uhh, some stadiums don’t allow video cameras. I believe that our, I, stadiums like such as uh, RCA Dome, and uh, the Foxboro, everywhere like such as, should let the U.S. American coaches tape other, uhh, teams, and I believe that our football places over here in the...
Tornando durante Super Tuesday nel Sud degli Stati Uniti, Notizie dal mondo
2008-02-08 13:59:00
Fonte: Ultime Notizie Agenzia di pubblicitŕ Oggetto: Tornando durante Super Tuesday nel Sud degli Stati Uniti Inviato: Ven Feb 08, 2008 11:59 pm (GMT 11) Č di 45 morti il bilan­cio delle vittime di una serie di tornado che nella notte per le primarie del Super Tuesday hanno mes­so in ginocchio il Sud degli Stati Uniti. Nella dramma­tica notte sono iimaste feri­te un altro centinaio di per­sone tra Arkansas, Ken­tucky, Tennessee, Alabama e Mississippi. Particolarmente grave la situazione in Tennessee, dove le vittime risultano 24. I diversi tornado hanno seminato morte e distruzioni: la violenza del maltempo ha scoperchia­to case, trascinato auto e divelto alberi ovunque. Col passare delle ore sempre piů segnalazioni di edifici distrutti e cadaveri recuperati. L'allarme per violente tempeste č scattato nella mattinata anche a New Orleans, in Alabama e Georgia.
John McCain addresses CPAC VIDEO
2008-02-08 03:27:00
Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) at CPAC - FULL STREAMING VIDEO. Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) addresses the 35th Annual Conservative Political Action Conference. The GOP Presidential candidate is introduced by Sen. Tom Coburn (R-OK). Earlier today, Mitt Romney announced his withdrawl from the Presidential campaign. 36:53 min.Remarks By John McCain to CPAC. FULL TEXT TRANSCRIPT. For Immediate Release. February 7, 2008. Contact: Press Office. 703-650-5550ARLINGTON, VA -- U.S. Senator John McCain's presidential campaign today released the following remarks by John McCain as prepared for delivery:Thank you. Thank you for inviting me. It's been a little while since I've had the honor of addressing you, and I appreciate very much your courtesy to me today. We should do this more often. I hope you will pardon my absence last year, and understand t...
Super Tuesday Speech
2008-02-08 01:02:00
Barack Obama speaks to a roaring crowd in Chicago, Illinois on the night of his victories throughout the primaries and caucuses of Super Tuesday.
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 ...
Obama Raises 7 Million Dollars post Super Tuesday
2008-02-07 19:20:00
yahoo news: NEW ORLEANS - Democrat Barack Obama raised $7.2 million in less than 48 hours post Super Tuesday and rival Hillary Rodham Clinton collected $4 million, giving him a financial edge that’s caused consternation within a Clinton campaign clamoring for attention-getting debates. The remarkable outpouring of contributions recorded since Tuesday’s contests in 22 states comes ...
Obama Raises $7M Post Super Tuesday
2008-02-07 17:33:00
Democratic Sen. Barack Obama has raised $7.2 million for his presidential campaign since the first polls closed on Super Tuesday night, his campaign said Thursday, a remarkable figure that is causing concern among supporters of Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton. Meanwhile Thursday, the Clinton campaign asked Obama to debate once a week, but he demurred. Obama, riding a wave of fundraising from large donors and small Internet contributors, also raised $32 million in January. Clinton acknowledged Wednesday that she loaned her campaign $5 million late last month as Obama was outraising and outspending her heading into Feb. 5 Super Tuesday contests. Some senior staffers on her campaign also are voluntarily forgoing paychecks as the campaign heads into the next round of contests. Clinton spokesman Howard Wolfson said she also got substantial donations since Super Tuesday but did not provide a specific number during a telephone interview with MSNBC. Obama and Clinton outpaced all candidate...
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 ...
Super Tuesday?!
2008-02-07 06:58:00
So something different besides the typical games and music. A little bit of politics coming right at you.Ah the glories of voting. So I have no idea if any of you guys are big on politics but right now, politics is big. Super Tuesday was yesterday and there were a lot of surprises going on. From Clinton's win in California to Huckabee having a better day than Romney.I mean, personally, I am not that big of a politician guy but when it comes down to it I like to play favorites. But being only 17 kind of hard to make a difference by not being able to vote but c'mon. For all you pro-war on terrorism kids, you wouldn't vote for Obama due to his plan of getting the US out of the Middle East in 6 months. So in 6 months, the lives lost and the money spent were just for nothing?! But then theres Clinton who is pro-illegal alien. HAH! Well there goes 60-70% of America for you Mrs. Clinton. And to take in account that every single one of the republicans hate Clinton.I'm done ranting but t...
For U.S. Democrats, more to come after Super Tuesday
2008-02-07 06:58:00
By Jeff Mason CHICAGO (Reuters) - This may take a while. That was the message for Democrats after Tuesday's multi-state nominating contest -- once expected to anoint a candidate for the U.S. presidential election -- ended up in a virtual tie between rivals Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. After scrambling to visit some 22 states in less than two weeks, the candidates -- historic because of her gender and his race -- now face a slew of new state contests in what is likely to be a prolonged fight to win their party's nomination. "It's going to be a bloodbath," said John Geer, professor of political science at Vanderbilt University in Nashville. Bloody or not, the protracted battle means both presidential hopefuls have more time to make their cases for the chance to fight the eventual Republican candidate in the November election. Obama, an Illinois senator who has repeatedly argued that Clinton's fame as the wife of former President Bill Clinton gives her an...
By: B4U India
Countdown - Super Tuesday wrap up
2008-02-07 06:41:00
So what did we really see last night? The smoke has cleared. Again, I think that we see that there is no knock out blow. Both candidates are standing. Neither seems to have any particular advantage from Super Tuesday. You can split hairs in many ways in the final analysis ...
Perjuangan Keras Obama-Hillary Setelah Super Tuesday
2008-02-07 05:20:00
Washington - Seperti yang telah diperkirakan sebelumnya, ketegangan 'Super Tuesday' bagi Partai Demokrat AS berakhir tanpa pemenang antara duel ketat Barack Obama dan Hillary Clinton. Keduanya masih sama-sama punya peluang besar untuk menjadi kandidat capres AS dari partai ini. Setelah menggelar pemilihan secara serentak di 22 negara bagian AS dalam 'Super Tuesday', Obama dan Hillary masih harus bersaing ketat. Dalam 'Super Tuesday', Obama meraih lebih banyak kemenangan di negara bagian dibandingkan Hillary. Obama mencetak kemenangan di 13 negara bagian, sedangkan Hillary 8 negara bagian, termasuk California yang memberikan jumlah delegasi terbesar yakni 370 delegasi. Satu negara bagian lagi, New Mexico masih belum menyelesaikan penghitungan suaranya. Kedua kandidat terus bertarung ketat di negara bagian itu, namun sementara ini Hillary unggul atas Obama. Jika dilihat dari perolehan jumlah delegasi, Hillary sementara mengungguli Obama. Namun baik Obama...
Obama Raises Over $5 Million Since Polls Closed Super Tuesday; Campaign Usi
2008-02-07 05:19:00
Following reports that Senator Hillary Clinton loaned her campaign $5 million dollars in late January, Obama’s campaign manager David Plouffe sent out an fundraising appeal to supporters. At the time of the email, according to the campaign Obama had raised over $3 million since the polls closed on Super Tuesday, at the time of ...
Mitt Romney Super Tuesday Speech VIDEO
2008-02-07 03:31:00
Fmr. Gov. Mitt Romney (R-MA) Speech from Boston, MA. FULL STREAMING VIDEO. Fmr. Gov. Mitt Romney (R-MA) Super Tuesday speech from his headquarters in Boston, MA. 2/5/2008: WASHINGTON, DC: 12:35 min. Governor Mitt Romney On Super Tuesday FULL TEXT TRANSCRIPTTechnorati Tags: Mitt Romney or Super Tuesday or Why the web tells us what we already know and Chinese New Year of the Rat, Wu Zi, 4705 and Nanowires hold promise for more affordable solar cells or Harriet Tubman
Video: Mike Huckabee's Super Tuesday Speech
2008-02-07 03:29:00
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Mike Huckabee Super Tuesday Speech VIDEO
2008-02-07 02:55:00
Fmr. Gov. Mike Huckabee (R-AR) Speech from Little Rock, AR. FULL STREAMING VIDEO. Fmr. Gov. Mike Huckabee (R-AR) Super Tuesday speech from his campaign headquarters in Little Rock, AR. 2/5/2008: 15:10 min.News Release: Mike Huckabee Wins First Super Tuesday Contest. Former Arkansas Governor Wins All of West Virginia?s 18 Delegates. February 05, 2008Little Rock, AR ? Former Arkansas Governor and Presidential Candidate Mike Huckabee decisively won the first victory of Super Tuesday 2008 by winning West Virginia?s 18 at-large delegates this afternoon.Earlier today, Huckabee spoke at the West Virginia Republican Convention, emphasizing his positive message of family, life, and freedom which he said ?triumphed in the Mountaineer State? and will continue to resonate in numerous Super Tuesday states, from Alabama to Alaska.?Two days ago, the New York Giants pulled off the greatest upset in Super Bowl history. Today, as pundits write my political obituary, we won a key Super Tuesday victory...
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