April 2007- While a guest on “The Ellen DeGeneres” talk show in April 2006, Oprah Winfrey was asked who she supported in the upcoming Democratic Presidential Primaries. Her Pick- Not Hillary Clinton, but Barack Obama….
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Testifying before a grand jury regarding Whitewater, First Lady Hillary Clinton refuses to answer two questions, invoking what her attorney referred to as “the long-standing common law privilege for marital…
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Published on TheHill.com on April 29, 2008.
At the start of his campaign, Obama ran in counterpoint to the previous candidacies of Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton. Here was a black man running for president on issues that had nothing to do with race as he rose above the victimization rhetoric that characterizes so many speeches of African-American political figures.
Now, in attacking the Rev. Wright as he did Tuesday, Obama can further define himself in contrast to Wright, just as he did earlier vis-à-vis Jackson and Sharpton.
So if, as the Chinese ideogram suggests, crisis is a synthesis of danger and opportunity, the controversy surrounding the Rev. Jeremiah Wright presents plenty of both for Obama.
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Published on FOXNews.com on April 25, 2008.
Does Hillary Clinton really believe she can overtake Barack Obama among elected delegates? No way. The math is dead against her and she’s a realist. Even after Pennsylvania, Obama still leads by more than 140 in elected delegates. They’ll likely break even in Indiana and he’ll win North Carolina where one third of the vote is African-American. After that? If she wins Kentucky, West Virginia, and Puerto Rico by 15 points and they break about even in Guam, North Dakota, Montana, and Oregon, she’ll still trail him by at least 130 votes among elected delegates.
Does she believe she can persuade super delegates to vote for her? Again, probably not. Obama has steadily eroded her edge among super delegates and now they are almost tied among committed super delegates. And the prevailing sentiment among those that remain is not to overturn the will of the voters.
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President Bill Clinton testifies for a total of 4 1/2 hours in support of his former Whitewater partners, who were on trial for fraudulently obtaining nearly $3 million in government-secured small business loans. …
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“Don Imus’ comments about them were nothing more than small-minded bigotry and coarse sexism. They showed a disregard for basic decency and were disrespectful and degrading to African Americans and women everywhere.”…
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“She’s supportin’ all these people. She’s supportin’ {Sen.} Dianne {Feinstein}. She’s supported {Sen.} Barbara {Boxer}. . . . She supported everybody. Why won’t she support me?”
-First Lady Hillary Clinton, speaking…
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Don Imus’ nickname for
President Bill Clinton, who was a guest on Imus’ program 3 times during the
1992 Presidential election season, and once after.
The New York Times reported
that President Bill Clinton…
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Published on TheHill.com on April 23, 2008.
Sports metaphors are trite and too male-oriented, but sometimes they are so apt they are unavoidable.
The Clinton-Obama contest is like a 15-round heavyweight title bout in boxing.
Hillary went for an early knockout. All previous Democratic races since 1960 have been decided that way, with one candidate winning decisive primaries, forcing his opponents to withdraw. But Obama beat her to the punch in Iowa, survived a loss in New Hampshire, and countered her sweep of New York, New Jersey and California on Super Tuesday by winning a large number of smaller states, largely by out-organizing Hillary in caucus states. While most traditional candidates are forced out if they lose key states because their money dries up, Obama’s ingenious use of Internet funding provided him with an ample financial base even as he fell behind Hillary in the delegate count.
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The Washington Post reports that former Clinton Associate Attorney General Webster Hubbell was paid a total of $704,152. by various friends of President Bill Clinton and Democratic supporters between 1994 and 1996,…
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