Jim Vandehei, an advisor to Hillary Clinton has told Politico that Hillary’s chances of winning the Democratic nomination are only 10 percent. That’s one chance in ten!
Sphere: Related ContentA new Public Policy Polling survey of North Carolina shows that Barack Obama has jumped into an enormous lead over Hillary Clinton, after having been in a dead heat during the worst of the Jeremiah Wright controversy.
It ends here.
Sphere: Related ContentThe Libertarian Party has issued a statement on the news broken at Third Party Watch that former Senator Mike Gravel has joined the LP.
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In the coming weeks, Hillary Clinton needs to figure out how to get out of the race while the getting is good. She simply cannot win unless the party’s super delegates ignore the will of the people in a mass political suicide. Last week Politico, argued that she has “virtually” no chance of winning and chastised the media for hyping the political horse race and not the political reality.
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At the core of Senator Barack Obama’s presidential campaign is a promise that he can transcend the starkly red-and-blue politics of the last 15 years, end the partisan and ideological wars, and build a new governing majority.
Sphere: Related ContentOne big fact has largely been lost in the recent coverage of the Democratic presidential race: Hillary Rodham Clinton has virtually no chance of winning.
Sphere: Related ContentBill Richardson, the nation’s only Hispanic governor, threw his support behind Barack Obama for president Friday, delivering one of the most coveted and tightly held endorsements in the race for the Democratic nomination.
Sphere: Related ContentWith this speech, he has become a black man running for president, taking on the mantle of Martin Luther King, of the civil rights campaigners of an earlier generation and of those who campaign still for an end to racial inequality - all of which are worthy themes for any conscientious American politician.
Sphere: Related ContentSo, it was the McCain campaign. It’s getting clearer every day that they want to run against Hillary.
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