The talk now is that Clinton and Obama will most likely end up sharing a ticket. The Clinton campaign has already hinted at this, and Chuck Todd echoed the same thing this morning on MSNBC. I think this might be the best possibility out there, if done right. What needs to happen is both candidates […]
Only problem – it’s by the Clinton Campaign: Yeah like the Democrats really respond to this fear mongering
First to the turnouts. In Wisconsin, Obama won 58%-41%. That’s not the only big news though. Look at these turnout numbers: Democratic: 1,099,004 Republican: 403,300 The Democrats had almost 3 times the turn out as the Republicans did yesterday. That is in Wisconsin – a state the Kerry and Gore won by only 1%. That […]
Ickes is a member of the DNC and a senior adviser to the Clinton Campaign. Last year he voted to strip FL and MI of their delegates. Now he wants them back in. Why? Here’s the reason: Ickes explained that his different position essentially is due to the different hats he wears as both a […]
Currently Obama is ahead by 125 pledged delegates. The Clinton campaign is hoping to end the primary season only behind by 30 delegates. As near as I can tell that is going to be extremely hard to achieve. Going through numerous scenarios they might end up down 75-100 pledged delegates, but I wouldn’t be surprised […]
(updated and bumped) Howard Fineman on MSNBC just said that he heard that from top officials in the Clinton campaign. Their goal is now to end up maybe 25-30 pledged delegates behind Obama, after the primary season has ended, and win the super delegates over. Fineman also said that is a pipe dream to come […]
Earlier this week Clinton was calling on Obama to debate on FOX, despite FOX’s past efforts to paint Obama as some sort of Muslim extremist. Now we have the Clinton campaign saying that they won’t debate on MSNBC because of Shuster’s comments. So this kind of throws a monkey wrench into Clinton saying Obama should […]
It started when Shuster said the Clinton’s were “pimpin” out Chelsea to help with the election, which Shuster apologized for this morning. Then a conference call this afternoon with the Clinton campaign resulted in the campaign saying they would not appear on anymore MSNBC debates. Now MSNBC has suspended Shuster from any broadcasts, except to […]
First off I got a new delegate tracker in the side bar. It’s based off of numbers from CNN. Going through everything, they seem to be the closest we will get to an accurate count. The Clinton campaign has to be worried after yesterday. When you consider that she only won the popular vote by […]
Yesterday I was wondering why James Carville was on Meet the Press as a pundit and not part of the Clinton campaign. Today the New York Times is wondering the same thing: Both networks are careful about balance: there are equal numbers of Republicans and Democrats. But they are careless about bias: the experts are […]