“I Approve of This Message…Not the Other One”
Check out this video. In it, Casey Knowles, the young girl from Hillary Clinton’s “3 a.m. Ad”, rejects the “politics of fear” and shows her support for Barack Obama.
Check out this video. In it, Casey Knowles, the young girl from Hillary Clinton’s “3 a.m. Ad”, rejects the “politics of fear” and shows her support for Barack Obama.
Bill Richardson endorsed Obama today at a rally in Portland, Oregon, saying “Barack Obama will make a great and historic president”. Earlier, In an email to supporters, Richardson wrote: Earlier this week, Sen. Barack Obama gave a historic speech that addressed the issue of race with the eloquence, sincerity, and optimism we have come to …
With the Wyoming’s caucus and Mississippi’s primary wins under Obama’s belt earlier this week, it is definitely time to focus his attention onto Pennsylvania (which is a mere five weeks away). It seems as if it is not an “easy Clinton win” as had been thought all along. It could end up being decently close …
Last night was, of course, the primaries in Ohio, Rhode Island, Texas, and Vermont. Ohio and Texas were the really important states tonight and the latest polls leading up to today had shown Clinton and Obama virtually tied. The results from last night: Vermont: McCain and Obama win. Ohio: McCain and Clinton(even though it was …
Here’s an interesting read that I found on CNN Political Ticker. We all know Hillary has been constantly accusing Obama of borrowing words from Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick over the past few days, so this article addresses her own actions of taking other people’s words without giving them credit. She quotes pretty much word for …
The final results for the February 19th primaries and caucus were: Democrats: Hawaii: Obama (with 79%) Wisconsin: Obama (with 58%) Republicans: Washington: McCain (with 49%) Wisconsin: McCain (with 55%) With the Hawaii win, Obama is now up to a 10 state winning streak.
This afternoon, Mitt Romney endorsed former rival McCain. Also, after all the votes were finally tallied from New Mexico’s caucus on Super Tuesday, it was announced just moments ago that Hillary Clinton won.
Obama sweeped all three primaries again tonight : Virginia, D.C., and Maryland by significant margins. On a MUCH higher note, Obama’s ahead in delegates..even after factoring in the infamous super delegates! The latest numbers are 1181 for Obama to 1173 for Clinton, but they will definitely climb in the coming days. Clinton’s deputy campaign manager, …
I am about twenty years old. My whole life, there has either been a Bush or a Clinton in the White House. I demand a change.
I haven’t had any free time since Super Tuesday, but how exciting was that? 🙂 I stayed up until about four in the morning (before I fell asleep) waiting for the last of New Mexico’s votes to be counted and tallied, but it is STILL not totally accounted for since it is such a tight …