newsweek.com - 3/5/2008
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Hillary Clinton may be poised for a big night tonight, with wins in Ohio, Texas and Rhode Island. Clinton aides say this will be the beginning of her comeback against Barack Obama. There's only one problem with this analysis: they can't count. I'm no good at math either, but with the help of Slate’s Delegate Calculator I've scoped out the rest of the primaries, and even if you assume huge ...
I’m Surprised —
poponthepop.com
Just when I thought Hillary Clinton was looking doomed to gloom, she pulled it off, clinching wins in Texas, Ohio and Rhode Island!! This is getting a little more interesting…
Barack Obama currently has 1520 delegates and Hilary has 1,424. 2,025 are needed for the nomination.
I wonder if Oprah’s gonna go out on the campaign [...]
Now Clinton Hints About Obama "Dream Ticket" —
Gothamist
Fresh off her big night of wins in Ohio and Texas, Hillary Clinton spoke on CBS's Early Show and mentioned the words "dream ticket" in relation to the heated Democratic presidential race. Harry Smith told Clinton, "We talked to a lot of people in Ohio who said there really isn't that significant a difference between you two, and they'd like to see you both on the ticket." After remarking ...
Dylan Loewe: Hillary: The New Huckabee —
Huffington Post Entertainment Blog
Hillary's wins yesterday in Texas and Ohio breathed new life into her campaign. Basking in the glow of fresh momentum, Hillary did six morning show appearances today, and will continue to try to shape the story as a brand new race.
But Hillary's spin, and the media adoption of that spin, will do little to change an even starker reality this morning: Hillary Clinton cannot win the ...
Big Wins for Clinton; Smaller Wins for Obama —
Mollygood
Hillary Clinton defeated Barack Obama in primaries in Rhode Island, Ohio and Texas last night. Obama won only in Vermont, though he also currently leads in the as-yet-undecided Texas caucus. Nevertheless, Hillary, rightfully so, talked some shit:
“No candidate in recent history — Democratic or Republican — has won the White House without winning the Ohio primary,” Mrs. Clinton, of New ...
B a Canidate: Presidential Nominee Update —
The "B-Life"
Senator Clinton lives to see another day with critical wins in Ohio and Texas. Even though Obama won 11 straight states over Clinton and still maintains the delegate lead, yesterday's results proved the Democratic nominee selection will be a race until the end. Here's a quick update on the results from Super Tuesday and where the nominees currently stand. Senator Hillary Clinton Sen. ...
Speed Read Feed for March 5, 2008 —
Bumpshack.com
Hillary Clinton wins Ohio and Texas- Political Kudzu
John McCain wins Republican nomination- My Way
Barack Obama secretly lining up superdelegates- Politico
California’s top court considering gay marriage- Yahoo! News
Toyota considering entering the aircraft industry- Breitbart
Video shows Marine throwing puppy off cliff- CNN
Florida women convicted of keeping teen as ...
Hilary Clinton Wins Texas, Ohio & Rhode Island! —
LOVEBSCOTT.COM
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Hil Makes Friendly With Backstabby Press [Hillary's Choice] —
Gawker
Hillary Clinton is never, ever, ever going to stop campaigning. If she wins Ohio and Texas, she will obviously soldier on. If she wins Ohio but not Texas, she will slightly less obviously soldier on. If she wins neither, she will probably still soldier on. Meanwhile she's getting all punchy in her speeches, she's thrilled that everyone is making fun of her 3 a.m. phone ad, and she's getting ...
As Goes Rhode Island, So Goes The Nation [Statistical Truths] —
Wonkette » top
Silly voters! You might think politics is "a game" about "who's up and who's down," but really it's all about who's up in Rhode Island . Because even though Barack Obama has pulled ahead in Texas polls and Hillary Clinton still leads in Ohio, the real victor in the March 4 multi-state Democratic primaries will be the contender who wins the biggest little state in the union. And right now ...