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Excerpt: Regardless of the passions of the moment, history shows us that just because voters prefer one candidate in the primary, it doesn't mean they won't vote for her Democratic opponent in a...
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Republicans may see Clinton as a weaker candidate but for 16 years, they failed to beat the Clintons and they will fail again.
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Even an ardent Hillary supporter can't think it's fair to include Michigan in their count, right?
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Rules are not black and white and meant to evolve and in certain excruciating cases, bent to serve the interest of the public, in this case, millions of disenfranchised...
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The Pennsylvania campaign, which produced yet another inconclusive result on Tuesday, was even meaner, more vacuous, more desperate, and more filled with pandering than the mean, vacuous, desperate,...
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I doubt at 60, Hillary would be taking maternity leave. And I hope we don't elect anyone between the ages of 25-35 (at their fertility prime) to serve as our...
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Hillary Clinton yesterday vowed to 'totally obliterate Iran' if it launched a nuclear attack against Israel while she was president. She was accused of 'sabre-rattling' by her democrat rival Barack...
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96dayofrage, I happen to think Kerry was a fine candidate but grossly misunderstood and incapable of pushing back Republican attacks (which I fear Obama will be Kerry all over...
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Clinton's Pennsylvania win hasn't affected the basic parameters of the race. What changes will be the battle over the best narrative.
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Clinton may be a known commodity, but it also presents certain disadvantages -i.e. baggages come with her husband's policies and administration, Monica Lewinsky, etc. On the...
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The NY Times said Clinton's tactics were right out of Karl Rove's playbook, "Mrs Clinton became the first Democratic candidate to wave the bloody shirt of 9/11," they write, adding that it is a tactic...
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It's about time that we have a democrat with an iron spine!
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On Tuesday, Pennsylvania voters chose between two bruised candidates after a grueling, nasty election fight. Clinton won the Pennsylvania primary vote as expected, claiming a 10-point victory over...
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In the U.S., we call it democracy. Even for just 1 delegate, 1 vote, people should have the right to chose. Their voices, concerns, aspirations, and votes should be heard...
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Clinton campaign gets new conservative nod
Posted: 11:30 AM ET
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If the war continues to be mismanaged and little progress is made, what's the point of funding to no end? Congress has a constitutional right to influence policy by its sheer...
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As democrats in Pennsylvania set to vote on Tuesday, April 22, many believe the prolonged nomination will undermine both candidates' electability. Obama's association with controversial Rev. Wright...
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Last Tuesday’s (Feb. 19) presidential debate demonstrated the strength of this year's democratic candidates. Clinton and Obama provided thoughtful policy analyses and solutions, and clearly laid out...
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Excerpt: Regardless of the passions of the moment, history shows us that just because voters prefer one candidate in the primary, it doesn't mean they won't vote for her Democratic opponent in a... more
Even an ardent Hillary supporter can't think it's fair to include Michigan in their count, right? Right? ... more
The Pennsylvania campaign, which produced yet another inconclusive result on Tuesday, was even meaner, more vacuous, more desperate, and more filled with pandering than the mean, vacuous, desperate,... more
Hillary Clinton yesterday vowed to 'totally obliterate Iran' if it launched a nuclear attack against Israel while she was president. She was accused of 'sabre-rattling' by her democrat rival Barack... more
Clinton's Pennsylvania win hasn't affected the basic parameters of the race. What changes will be the battle over the best narrative. ... more
The NY Times said Clinton's tactics were right out of Karl Rove's playbook, "Mrs Clinton became the first Democratic candidate to wave the bloody shirt of 9/11," they write, adding that it is a tactic... more
On Tuesday, Pennsylvania voters chose between two bruised candidates after a grueling, nasty election fight. Clinton won the Pennsylvania primary vote as expected, claiming a 10-point victory over... more
Clinton campaign gets new conservative nod Posted: 11:30 AM ET ... more
As democrats in Pennsylvania set to vote on Tuesday, April 22, many believe the prolonged nomination will undermine both candidates' electability. Obama's association with controversial Rev. Wright... more
Last Tuesday’s (Feb. 19) presidential debate demonstrated the strength of this year's democratic candidates. Clinton and Obama provided thoughtful policy analyses and solutions, and clearly laid out... more
