Tag: HRC
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A metaphor too far?
Sen. Barack Obama, (D-IL), could still win the so-called “beer track” Democrats. I don’t see Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, (D-NY), making much headway with Mr. Obama’s core voters, the so-called “wine track” Democrats. So, where do we go from here? A fight to oblivion? Love0 Share Tweet Share Pin
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Is Obama really all hype?
From the desk of Lewis Blain: Some of you might not care….Let’s take a closer look at who’s really qualified and or who’s really working for the good of all of us in the Senate. Obama or Clinton. Senator Clinton, who has served only one full term – 6yrs. – and another year campaigning, has…
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Cold comfort
Transcript: “It’s 3am and your children are safe and asleep. But there’ s a phone in the White House and it is ringing. something is happening in the world your vote will decide who answers that call. whether it is someone who already knows the world’s leaders, knows the military someone tested and ready to…
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A party of one
Reasons not to vote for a Republican, any Republican but especially for president of the United States, include the U.S. Supreme Court. The problem is that Sen. Hillary Clinton, (D-NY), is making it very hard to vote for her if she wins the Democratic Party nomination for president. Love0 Share Tweet Share Pin
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Results are in
Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, (D-NY), scored comprehensive wins in Ohio and Texas. She also won in Rhode Island. Her opponent, Sen. Barack Obama, (D-IL), won in Vermont. The wins helped stanch Mrs. Clinton’ s string of 11 straight losses since her big night on Super Tuesday. The next ‘fight of the century’ figures to be…
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Irrefutable
This kind of infallible logic is exactly how you become a big city newspaper columnist. Sen. Barack Obama, (D-IL), has won 11 straight Democratic Party primaries and caucuses in the contest with Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, (D-NY), for the presidential nomination. During the past month, Mr. Obama has won states big and small, won some…
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These kids . . .
Alex Moni of New Jersey was working for the Obama campaign in Corpus Christi. Photo: Michael Stravato for The New York Times At the end of the day, I like the profile of the Obama Democratic Party. It is young, diverse, resourceful, and self-generating. That bodes well for the future of the party. If Sen.…
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Family feud
It has come to this. Sen. Hillary Clinton, (D-NY), needs to throw in the towel before she causes any more mayhem. The Smoking Gun tells us that a supporter of hers viciously stabbed his brother-in-law, a supporter of Sen. Barack Obama, (D-IL), in the stomach during an argument over their respective candidacies. Come on now,…
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Revolution, or an election?
Senators Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton debating in Texas on Thursday. (Photo by Deborah Cannon) Washington Post Columnist Robert J. Samuelson wrote a column on Wednesday questioning the Barack Obama phenomenon. We will see more pieces like this, especially if Sen. Obama, (D-IL), becomes the Democratic Party nominee. Let me attempt to refute some…
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A Moment . . .
Senator Barack Obama at a rally in Houston on Tuesday night. Photo (From nytimes.com is by Rick Bowmer/Associated Press An impressive tenth straight victory for Sen. Barack Obama, (D-IL), in the race for the Democratic Party presidential nomination. He cut across every demographic in Wisconsin and bested his opponent in areas that were once weaknesses.…