Clinton may challenge Texas vote rules
McCain: Citizenship issue put to rest long ago
Farrakhan: Stick with Obama
Even Texas' presidential contest is bigger
Obama foes start taking take off the gloves
if Mr. Obama becomes the Democratic presidential nominee, he is sure to face an onslaught from Republicans and their allies that will be very different in tone and intensity from what he has faced so far.
More...HILLARY CLINTON CONSIDERS BARACK OBAMA AS POSSIBLE RUNNING MATE (Vibe Magazine)
HILLARY CLINTON CONSIDERS BARACK OBAMA AS POSSIBLE RUNNING MATE HILLARY CLINTON CONSIDERS BARACK OBAMA AS POSSIBLE RUNNING MATE Senator Clinton Comments on Obama Being a Possible Running Mate During a Recent Interview with VIBE Magazine
More...News 8 Austin interviews Sen. Hillary Clinton (News 8 Austin)
In an exclusive interview, News 8 Austin's Paul Brown spoke to presidential candidate, Sen. Hillary Clinton. Brown asked the senator questions regarding health care, NAFTA, and immigration.
More...Democrat Hillary Clinton offers plan to cut child poverty in half in a dozen years (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)
HANGING ROCK, Ohio - Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton is offering a plan to improve childhood nutrition and setting a goal to reduce by half the 12 million youngsters living in poverty over the next dozen years.
More...Hillary Clinton's Attack on Barack Obama's Speeches Is Wrong Strategy (FOX 5 New York)
Hillary Clinton deserves a lot of respect for everything she has accomplished. She would probably be a hard-working, effective president. But she may never get to prove that because her troubled campaign seems to have devolved into a chorus of misguided and ultimately self-defeating jabs at Barack Obama, repeating this "nice speeches won't get things done" nonsense.
More...Hillary Clinton to be female version of George W. Bush? (Pravda Ru)
Hillary Clinton is not so smart as she is painted to be. She lost the inseparable part of the political race, the TV debate with Barack Obama. Moreover, Hillary Clinton showed that she had to learn a lot about international affairs outside the United States.
More...Complex for Clinton, simpler for Obama
Newsweek: Clinton spins toward convention
Her supporters insist that she's going to the Democratic convention, no matter what.
More...Video: Video: Racy photo costs Oregon mayor's job
Candidates go on the attack in Ohio
Cook: Looking at the general election
The New York Times piece on John McCain's alleged relationship with a lobbyist has ruined any chance Hillary Clinton had of catching Barack Obama.
More...Clinton, Obama sharpen their attacks
Hushed worry about Obama's safety
Farrakhan hails Obama as 'hope of entire world'
Obama lets his confidence show
Campaign promises face reality check
Nader could be launching third party bid
Newsweek: A hole in John McCain's defense?
A sworn deposition that McCain gave in a lawsuit more than five years ago appears to contradict one part of a sweeping denial of a New York Times story.
More...McCain focuses on key Midwest states
Clinton motorcade officer dies after crash
Clinton jabs Obama over plagiarism
Clinton and Obama debate tonight
Candidates release January fundraising details
Obama had millions going into February; Clinton struggled to stay even.
More...For McCain, self-confidence on ethics has risk
Newsweek: Will Obama win Texas, Ohio?
Q&A with a poly-sci prof and a co-founder of Pollster.com about whether Obama's win in Wisconsin translates to a sure victory in Ohio and Texas.
More...McCain loan raises questions
The government's top campaign finance regulator says John McCain can't drop out of the primary election's public financing system until he answers questions about a loan he obtained to kickstart his once faltering presidential campaign.
More...Hillary Clinton?s Feb. 19 Speech (New York Times)
The following is a transcript of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton?s speech to supporters after the Feb. 19 primary in Wisconsin, as provided by CQ Transcriptions via The Associated Press.
More...Hillary Clinton ridicules rival Barack Obama (Reuters via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News)
U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, staggered by 10 voting losses in a row, ridiculed surging rival Barack Obama on Wednesday as all talk and little substance as she tried to slow his momentum.
More...Hillary Clinton supporters look immediately ahead to Ohio, Texas (Isthmus)
The Hillary Clinton campaign's party at the Stadium Bar Tuesday night didn't feel like a wake, as is often the case with losing campaigns on election night. But the bar, located just across Monroe St. from Camp Randall Stadium, didn't exactly feel like it does after a victorious Badger football game, either.
More...Hillary Clinton gearing up Vermont campaign effort (Boston Globe)
Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton is gearing up her campaign in Vermont in anticipation of the state's March 4 primary.
More...Hillary Clinton gearing up Vermont campaign (The Barre Montpelier Times Argus)
MONTPELIER -- Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton is gearing up her campaign in Vermont in anticipation of the state's March 4 primary. ... - By Wilson Ring Associated Press
More...Posted Feb. 19, 2008 – For the past several weeks, as Sen. Hillary Clinton has watched rival Barack Obama mesmerize ... (BET.com)
– For the past several weeks, as Sen. Hillary Clinton has watched rival Barack Obama mesmerize voters from coast to coast with his oratorical prowess, she has blamed the Illinois senator of being long on locution and short on solutions.
More...Hillary Clinton Kicks Off Campaigning In Ohio (WCMH Columbus)
Hillary Clinton will attend a rally in Youngstown, Ohio on Tuesday, the same city where opponent Barack Obama campaigned a day earlier.
More...Hillary Clinton Campaigns In Parma, Youngstown (WeatherNet5.com)
Sen. Hillary Clinton will campaign in Parma and Youngstown on Tuesday.
More...Hillary Clinton Looks for Support in Northeast Wisconsin (FOX 11 Green Bay)
The Hillary Clinton campaign plowed into Northeast Wisconsin Monday morning after being turned away by the snow Sunday. This was Clinton's one and only stop in our part of the state. FOX 11's Mark Leland begins our balanced campaign coverage with a look at what Hillary Clinton is telling voters.
More...Tavis Smiley To Host Hillary Clinton (WDSU New Orleans)
NEW ORLEANS -- Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton will be in New Orleans Saturday as part of Tavis Smiley's State of the Black Union symposium on education, health, housing and other issues affecting African-Americans.
More...Bill Clinton stumps for Hillary in Toledo (CentralOhio.com)
TOLEDO — Former President Bill Clinton kicked off a campaign tour of Ohio on Sunday, telling hundreds of Hillary Rodham Clinton supporters that his wife is the only presidential candidate with the ideas to help a state hit hard by the nation’s foreclosure crisis and the loss of thousands of manufacturing jobs.
More...‘Clear choice’ - Bill Clinton: Hillary best candidate (Times-Reporter)
CANTON – Championing Hillary Rodham Clinton as a presidential candidate who would bring economic relief to working-class families, former President Clinton promoted her campaign Sunday.
More...Clinton stumps for Hillary in Jefferson stop (The Times Leader)
STEUBENVILLE - Declaring that his wife can make good things happen for America again, former President Bill Clinton gave a 50-minute campaign speech for Sen. Hillary Clinton’s presidential bid to about 800 people in the Steubenville High School gymnasium Sunday afternoon.
More...Former President Clinton campaigns for Hillary in Ohio (Telegraph-Forum)
TOLEDO (AP) -- Former President Clinton told hundreds of Hillary Rodham Clinton's supporters today that her campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination will likely come down to contests next month in Ohio and Texas.
More...Hillary Clinton at Monona Terrace tonight, Michelle Obama at Overture Center today (The Capital Times)
It's crunch time before the Wisconsin primary Tuesday, as evidenced by the appearance of Democratic presidential candidates and family members. Sen. Hillary Clinton will be campaigning at Monona Terrace in downtown Madison tonight, after bad weather Sunday forced the Democractic presidential candidate to cancel her appearances in the state. The "Solutions for America" rally begins at 8:30 p.m., ...
More...Hillary Clinton Campaigns in Eau Claire Monday (WEAU Eau Claire)
A campaign spokesperson says Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton will be in Eau Claire on Monday
More...Hillary Clinton chalks narrow win in New Mexico (Deutsche Welle)
Democratic Senator Hillary Clinton has won the New Mexico presidential caucus by a narrow margin over her rival Barack Obama.
More...Hillary Clinton wins New Mexico caucus (Outlook India)
After her eight consecutive defeats at the hands of the party rival Barack Obama since the 'Super Tuesday' vote, Democrat Senator Hillary Clinton finally had some good news on the Valentine's Day with the New Mexico caucus result going her way.
More...Hillary Clinton will have to get around DNC to seat Michigan and Florida delegates (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)
MILWAUKEE - Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton desperately wants meaningless wins in Florida and Michigan to turn into votes she can count on. It won't be easy with the Democratic National Committee rules standing in her way.
More...Hillary Clinton's Campaign Comes to Cleveland (FOX 8 Cleveland)
Senator Hillary Clinton and Congresswoman Stephanie Tubbs Jones are hosting an open forum Friday evening to discuss solutions for issues facing America. Before coming to Cleveland, Clinton will make a stop in Akron.
More...Clinton leading Obama in Ohio, Pennsylvania
Conservative Christians revisit third party
The same activist who called a meeting last fall to discuss backing a third-party candidate is revisiting the idea as John McCain closes in on the Republican nomination.
More...Huckabee to take break from campaign trail
Obama gets Hannah Montana perk
Clinton scrambles to contest Wisconsin
Hillary Clinton as the Fashion Police: My Polka-Dot Dress Should Be Arrested (NYTimes.com via Yahoo! Finance)
Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton has weathered criticisms of her hair, her clothes and even necklines. Last week, she decided to join the ranks of her own fashion police.
More...Hillary Clinton, Huckabee Lead in Ashley County Returns (Ashley County Ledger)
Former Arkansas First Lady and U. S. First Lady Hillary Clinton led all vote getters in the Ashley County portion of the presidential preferential primary on Tuesday, February 5. She received a total of 1,823 votes or 68 percent of Democratic in Ashley County to lead all candidates as well as the Democratic ticket.
More...Rules for Hillary Clinton EP appearance Tuesday (El Paso Times)
The public rally for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton will begin at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Don Haskins Center, with doors for the event opening at 4:30 p.m., local officials said Monday.
More...Hillary Clinton rally will begin at 6 p.m. Tuesday (El Paso Times)
The public rally for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton will begin at 6 p.m. Tuesday at the Don Haskins Center, will doors for the event opening at 4 p.m., according to local officials.
More...Hillary Clinton to Visit Valley on Wednesday (KGBT 4 Rio Grande Valley)
Gregorio Treviño was one of the first ones to signup as a volunteer in Hillary Clinton's Rio Grande Valley Campaign Headquarters. Clinton is expected to hold a presidential campaign rally at the McAllen Convention Center at 8 a.m. Wednesday.
More...Hillary Clinton as the Fashion Police: My Polka-Dot Dress Should Be Arrested (NYTimes.com via Yahoo! Finance)
Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton has weathered criticisms of her hair, her clothes and even necklines. Last week, she decided to join the ranks of her own fashion police.
More...Posted Feb. 11, 2008 – Perhaps Maggie Williams is what Hillary Clinton needs to get her campaign back on the winning ... (BET.com)
– Perhaps Maggie Williams is what Hillary Clinton needs to get her campaign back on the winning track. But, looking at the way the Barack Obama juggernaut was rolling this weekend, Williams had better move quickly.
More...Hillary Clinton Gets a New Campaign Manager (Bloomberg via Yahoo! News)
Feb. 10 (Bloomberg) -- New York Senator Hillary Clinton, who lost three Democratic nominating contests yesterday, has switched campaign managers.
More...Superdelegates play key role Hillary Rodham Clinton leads with Democratic Party insiders (The Appleton Post-Crescent)
WASHINGTON Hillary Rodham Clinton retains her lead among Democratic Party insiders even as Barack Obama builds up his delegate margin with primary and caucus victories, according to an Associated Press survey.
More...Hillary Clinton's Run For The White House (CBS News)
Katie Couric interviews Hillary Rodham Clinton as the race for the Democratic presidential nomination between her and Barack Obama grows tighter.
More...Hillary Clinton pokes fun at her fashion disasters (AM New York)
NEW YORK (AP) _ Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton admits her fashion sense is not nearly as sharp as her political instincts in the latest issue of Us Weekly.
More...Hillary Clinton to speak at Wisconsin Democratic gathering (The Oshkosh Northwestern)
WASHINGTON - Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton will come a courting Wisconsin Democrats three days before the states presidential primary.
More...Hillary Clinton, Michelle Obama visiting Spokane (KHQ Spokane)
SEATTLE, Wash. - Senator Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama's wife will be rallying for support in Spokane Friday, before Saturday's caucuses.
More...Hillary Clinton & Barack Obama both plan on making a stop in Roanoke (WDBJ 7 Roanoke)
Senator Hillary Clinton is tentatively scheduled to be in Roanoke on Sunday. Details are still being worked out, but it appears likely she will be at Roanoke's Patrick Henry High School Sunday at 4:30 p.m.
More...Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama go head-to-head in fundraising (Chicago Tribune)
Democratic rivals hit trail at furious pace as key contests loom ahead ARLINGTON, Va.—Raising money at a furious pace, Sens. Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama kicked off the next phase of their neck-and-neck fight to secure the Democratic presidential nomination Thursday as several contests loom immediately ahead.
More...Newsweek: Obama's February advantage
Bush ready to back Republican nominee
Provisional ballots to decide N.M. winner
Delegates count, but how do you count 'em?
Newsweek: A brokered convention?
Why the battle for the Democratic nomination could go all the way to the convention - something that hasn't happened since 1952.
More...McCain savors coast to coast wins
Up next: the Potomac Primary
Newsweek: Dems battle for momentum
As Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama nip at each other's heels in fight for delegates, the battle over perception is the one that really counts.
More...Clinton wins Calif.; Obama wins in South
Diverging paths for two parties
Todd: Your hour-by-hour Super Tuesday guide
GOP, Democrats hit Super Tuesday
Clinton, Obama in last-ditch Connecticut fight
A grab for delegates, and an edge
Todd: So many questions, so little time
Politics and work can be volatile mixture
Newsweek: The psychology of voting
Science shows that when we are deciding which candidate to support, anxiety, enthusiasm and whom we identify with count more than reason or logic.
More...Candidates race through Northeast, South
Candidates scramble in sprawling primary
So many states, so little time. There are only so many hours in the day and so many miles in even the fastest airplane travel in the final hours before Super Tuesday.
More...Dem families torn between Clinton, Obama
Bill, Hillary Clinton plan Mo. visits this weekend (Southeast Missourian)
ST. LOUIS (AP) -- Add Hillary Clinton to the list of presidential candidates planning Missouri visits before Super Tuesday. And add her husband, too. The New York senator will make a stop Sunday in...
More...Hillary Clinton to Make Campaign Stop at SDSU (Channel 8 San Diego)
As Super Tuesday nears, Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton will make her second visit to San Diego in four weeks Friday, appearing at a "town hall" event at San Diego State University to promote her plans to strengthen the middle class.
More...In 1-on-1 debate, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton spar on health care, immigration and Iraq war (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)
LOS ANGELES - Democrats Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton sparred, for the most part cordially, over immigration, health care and the war in Iraq in their first one-on-one debate on Thursday as they faced high-stakes Super Tuesday contests that could go a long way toward determining the party's presidential nominee.
More...Bill Clinton: Hillary the real change maker (The Express-Star)
By Julianna Parker THE NORMAN TRANSCRIPT (NORMAN, Okla.) NORMAN, Okla. — President Bill Clinton campaigned on the University of Oklahoma campus Wednesday, urging the crowd to support the presidential bid of his wife, New York Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton.
More...President of the Navajo Nation Joe Shirley Jr. Endorses Hillary Clinton for President (Native Times)
President of the Navajo Nation Joe Shirley Jr. today endorsed Hillary Clinton for President. President Shirley told the Associated Press that Hillary Clinton, "assures us that she is going to protect our sovereignty, she is going to stand up for our sovereignty, she is going to recognize it."
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