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Full coverage of the US Elections 2008 ST PAUL, Minnesota . It appears this night is not quite the triumphant crescendo Barack Obama expected and would have liked. CNN and NBC have called the South Dakota primary for Hillary Clinton a shock result that underlines the problems he has among rural voters and will increase pressure for her to be on the ticket. Obama had key Democrats in South Da...
“..Hillary Clinton came this close. In fact, as of this writing, she hasn’t formally conceded. Nobody really understands why: why she stuck it out this long, given the math, and why she gave such a grudging, graceless version of her stump speech after the South Dakota primary clinched the nomination for Barack Obama. Suggestions I’ve [...]
It wasn't pretty. And it was no landslide. Barack Obama managed to lose the South Dakota primary to Hillary Clinton even as he claimed the last few delegates he needed to clinch the Democratic presidential nomination. It was emblematic of his campaign as a whole.
I don't know if there were any really big election surprises in South Dakota last night. A few interesting bits of fallout show up today. First perhaps is Sen. Tim Johnson saying he will support Sen. Clinton at the convention. That must be one of the best political waffling jobs this year. First suggesting he would support the choice of...
Rapid City Journal excerpt: South Dakota Sen. Tim Johnson reaffirmed Tuesday that he will switch his earlier pledge to vote for Barack Obama at the National Democratic Convention to Hillary Rodham Clinton if Clinton wins the South Dakota primary today....
Sen. Hillary Clinton said Tuesday night she would make no immediate decision on her next steps after winning the South Dakota primary but watching rival Sen. Barack Obama pick up enough delegates to win the Democratic presidential nomination. Share This
It was a very gracious and moving speech. I didn't want it to be the last one. After her victory in the South Dakota primary -- the final primary of her historic campaign -- Terry McAuliffe introduced Hillary Rodham Clinton to the cheering crowd as "the next president of the United States of America!" The crowd roared. Hillary asked her supporters to advise her by e-mail on what she should do next....
Video of Hillary Clinton's 'victory' speech after last evening's South Dakota primary win:- Garry J. Wise, Toronto Visit our Toronto Law Firm website: www.wiselaw.net EMPLOYMENT LAW ? CIVIL LITIGATION ? WILLS AND ESTATES ? FAMILY LAW & DIVORCEORIGINALLY POSTED AT WISE LAW BLOG ? SUBSCRIBE TO WISE LAW BLOG
Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.), a winner in the South Dakota primary but defeated in the battle for the nomination, sounded a farewell note to the campaign trail Tuesday night, but she stopped short of conceding defeat to presumptive Democratic nominee Sen. Barack Obama (Ill.). In her remarks to supporters in New York, Clinton said she would take a few days to talk with party leaders and supporters...
Sen. Hillary Clinton won the South Dakota primary last night, the latest in a string of battles she has carried in recent months. The war, however, has been lost for the former First Lady. Sen. Barack Obama won the Montana primary - and the Democratic nomination. Hillary Clinton was congratulatory in her South Dakota victory speech, but [...]
Jury still out on religion and antipathy! The Illinois senator won the final Democratic primary of the season in Montana Tuesday night, adding to the flood of superdelegates that put him over the 2,118 delegates it takes to become the nominee. Hillary Clinton won the South Dakota primary earlier in the evening, but it did not provide nearly enough delegates to push her over the top. ...Clinton, speaking...
Sen. Hillary Clinton said Tuesday night she would make no immediate decision on her next steps after winning the South Dakota primary but watching rival Sen. Barack Obama pick up enough delegates to win the Democratic presidential nomination.
