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It is not everyday in Washington, D.C. that a Member of Congress publicly admits that he has a Love Child. Barack Obama returned to his day job on Thursday and did what seemed more like a victory tour through the halls of the U.S. Capitol. ... continue reading Obama-mania on Capitol Hill. Hillary Clinton is in danger of morphing into the 2008 Democratic version of one-time GOP presidential candidate Mike Huckabee. As of now, she has only a small chance to win, but she keeps on plugging away. ... continue reading A Weekend Of Questions For Hillary. It was already bad enough, the day after her split decision in Indiana and North Carolina, an outcome that seemed more like a defeat. ... continue reading Hillary Clinton Plows Ahead. While Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton fought to a split decision in Indiana and North Carolina on Tuesday, Obama was perceived as the winner, as he won easily in the Tar Heel State, while Clinton had to go past 1am before officially winning Indiana. I'm writing this in the Indianapolis airport as I wait on yet another delayed flight to take me back to DC after the Indiana Primary. ... continue reading "Where Are You Going Next?". With Hillary Clinton unable to spin an upset in North Carolina and barely able to win in Indiana, there was no earth-shattering change in the Democratic race last night. While Hillary Clinton did not get a "game changer" result on Tuesday night in Indiana and North Carolina, she delivered the best political spin she could and made clear she's not getting out of this race anytime soon. ... continue reading "Full Speed Ahead" For Hillary Clinton. A month ago, the polls indicated that Barack Obama would easily beat Hillary Clinton in both Indiana and North Carolina, but last night Clinton managed a victory in Indiana, splitting the May 6th primaries. But a split does not equal win. ... continue reading A Split Decision = Advantage Obama. Time is running out for Hillary Clinton. ... continue reading No "Game Changer" For Hillary Clinton. |
