Obama needs to stay close to Clinton to hold onto his 704,000 popular vote lead to offset her claims she wins big in the states, such as California and New York, that matter most and the Clinton camp hopes, in Pennsylvania as well ... I think a ...

Clinton owe the world an apology?  Her former pastor is going to prison for CHILD MOLESTATION; and, I suppose she CHOSE him.   Of course, no one's talking about that; are they?! ...

Democratic presidential hopefuls Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton raised more than $100 million for their campaigns in 2007 ... Clinton, ...

Recent polling suggested that experience is Clinton's key attribute when compared to Edwards or Obama, but her rivals claim it is the wrong kind of experience, alluding to several darker events during the Clinton administration, the Post said. ...

Clinton said Obama says he'll end the war while his top foreign policy adviser -- no longer with the campaign -- indicated he wouldn't necessarily follow the plan outlined on the campaign trail ... Clinton called on President George Bush to ...

I believe the families of Michigan are just as important as the families of any of any other state, Clinton said during a campaign appearance in Detroit ... Senator Obama speaks passionately on the campaign trail about empowering the American ...

Hillary Clinton publicly pressed her case as the most viable Democratic presidential candidate following her high-profile victory in the Pennsylvania primary. Clinton made the rounds of the network television news shows Wednesday morning and ...

Hillary Clinton sharpened her criticism of Democratic presidential front-runner Barack Obama on national security issues as she and her husband, former President Bill Clinton, waged a campaign blitz in two big states she needs to win to keep her ...

A top campaign adviser to Hillary Rodham Clinton resigned Thursday, a day after suggesting Democrats should be wary of nominating Barack Obama because his teenage drug use could make it hard for him to win the presidency ... " Bill Shaheen, a ...

The intense dislike for Clinton suggests that besides support from women and others she could bring to the ticket, she might make it harder for Obama to win over some independents, a pivotal swing group in the November election against Republican ...

Among registered Democrats, Clinton had more support -- 36 percent saying they'd vote for Clinton, compared with 27 percent for Obama and 21 percent for Edwards. On the Republican side, former Massachusetts ...

Hillary Clinton, D-N ... The Friday poll gave Obama an even stronger advantage among registered Democrats in the state with 66 percent compared to Clinton's 31 ...

Clinton communications director Howard Wolfson on Friday excoriated MSNBC's David Shuster for suggesting the Clinton campaign had "pimped out" Chelsea, 27, by having her phone celebrities and "superdelegates" on her mother's behalf ... bill ...

THE POLLS TEXAS OBAMA: 48 per cent CLINTON: 45 per cent OHIO CLINTON: 46 per cent OBAMA: 38 per cent (c) 2008 Sunday Mail; Glasgow (UK). Provided by ProQuest Information and ...

Exit polls suggested he'd won 91 per cent of the African- American vote in Mississippi's primary, with Hillary Clinton on nine per cent. Clinton had 72 per cent of the white vote, with Obama on ...