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Re: Top 10 Reasons Obama Defeated Clinton for the Democratic Nomination Robert Creamer , You are 100% correct. The better team won. Senator Hillary Clinton took many things for granted. Advisers and strategists who are willing to listen, but unwilling to learn, surround her. She is like a film director with a bad casting director and ended up with a bad cast that ruined her first feature. Senator Barack Obama actually exploited the contrasts between him and Senator Hillary Clinton to use her popularity to his political advantage. She fell off her high horse while she was still celebrating her Super Tuesday victories. Only a miracle or a conspiracy of the universe can make her the Democratic nominee.Anything is possible in politics.

Newt Gingrich A Conservative Declaration of Independence and the Democrats' Dilemma 'If We Want to Get Competitive, We Had Better Change, and We Had Better Change Now' The Coming Democratic Train Wreck Compounding the Democrats' Dilemma: The Super (Politician) Delegates The Answer: Hold New Primaries in Michigan and Florida For Those Who Still Doubt: The Director of National Intelligence Speaks A Success Story of Real Change House Republicans Seize the Moment of Change E-mail Your Friends About Real Change This weekend, I had the opportunity to address CPAC -- the Conservative Political Action Conference. This is the same group to which Ronald Reagan delivered his historic " bold colors, not pale pastels " speech in 1975, sparking a new center-right coalition that would become the ground troops of the Reagan Revolution. In my speech, I called for a conservative "declaration of independenc...

The euphoria over the presidential candidacy of Senator Barack Obama in the American presidential race for the Oval Office is now the daily staple of the American news media. Barack Obama sells more newspapers and magazines and atttracts more visitors online. Nobody wants to be left out of the Obamania. I have read most of the news reports, features and commentaries on the political phenomenon of Barack Obama and this is my critical analysis of this political impressionist, who is the latest poster boy of American Democracy since Bill Clinton in the early 1990s. Barack Obama's political ambition is driven by sheer intellectual "grit and wit". I have separated the commonsense from the common nonsense, because of the ignorance and gullibility of most people who have joined the personality cult in millions. Hello! Let us separate the fantasy from the reality. Who is really Barack Obama? Senator Barack Obama is the Hawaiian born son of a black African student, Barack Obama,...

The Hillary Clinton Camp has raised $6 million in 72 hours for her presidential campaign to exceed the target of $3 million set after her superlative Super Tuesday victories in New York, New Jersey, California, Massachusetts and other states. She beat Barack Obama to the biggest prize of California and that provoked him to raise over $7 million to boost his presidential campaign in the quest for the presidential nomination of the Democratic Party. Barack Obama won more states, but Hillary Clinton won more votes and more delegates. She has won more votes than Barack Obama since she bounced back after losing the Iowa Caucuses to him by 8%. She defeated him in the New Hampshire Primary and Nevada Caucuses and she was the first choice of most voters in the No-Contest Democratic Primaries in Michigan and Florida. Barack Obama defeated her in the South Carolina Primary before the Super Tuesday Primaries and Caucuses in 22 states. The contest for the Democratic presidential nomination continu...

From the 6 p.m. ET hour of MSNBC's February 5 primary coverage: HOLT: With the field of Democratic candidates reduced to two, we asked primary voters, "Who would make the best commander in chief of the U.S. armed forces?" And here, it was Hillary Clinton who was the clear favorite. The first woman candidate with a serious shot at winning the presidency beat out her male rival -- look at these numbers -- 50 percent to 35 percent. Keep in mind, this at a time the nation is fighting on two fronts.

Photo Credit: FOX News Senator Hillary Clinton has won more delegates than Senator Barack Obama in the Super Tuesday Democratic primaries and caucuses while Senator John McCain won most of the states and delegates of the Republican Super Tuesday primaries. DEMOCRATS Hillary Clinton: Arizona, Arkansas, California, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Oklahoma, Tennessee Barack Obama: Alaska, Alabama, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, North Dakota, Utah REPUBLICANS John McCain: Arizona, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, Oklahoma Mitt Romney: Alaska, Colorado, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota, Utah Mike Huckabee: Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Tennessee, West Virginia STATE BY STATE Alabama: Barack Obama, Mike Huckabee Alaska: Barack Obama, Mitt Romney Arizona: Hillary Clinton, John McCain Arkansas: Hillary Clinton, Mike Huckabee California: Hillary Clinton, John McCain Colorado: B...

Dear Orikinla, Come Monday night, we'll be only hours away from millions of people in 22 states heading out to make their voices heard. So what I want to do Monday night is the kind of campaigning I love the most -- talking with people, listening to their questions, and sharing our hopes and dreams for America's future. Will you be a part of this special opportunity to share ideas with people all across the country? We're planning our Voices Across America town hall meeting. This event -- one of the biggest town hall meetings America has ever seen -- will be broadcast live Monday night on Hallmark Channel starting at 9 p.m. EST. Or you can watch it live on HillaryClinton.com . I really hope you'll tune in -- and, if you can, get your friends and family to join you. But there's an even more immediate way you can help. Take a moment to send me the question you'd most like to ask me at this crucial time in our campaign. I'll be taking questions from audience m...

Super Tuesday Primary Polls Delegates Democrats Clinton 230 Obama 152 Needed: 2025 Republicans McCain 97 Romney 74 Huckabee 29 Paul 6 Needed: 1191 Click here for the details of all the polls in all the states .

Senator Barack Obama has won the South Carolina Primary by overwhelming votes in a state with majority of African American voters. Senator Barack Obama got 55% of the total votes cast.Senator Hillary came third with 27% of the votes and former Senator John Edwards had 18% of the votes. This was last poll for the Democrats before Super Tuesday on 5 February, when over 24 states will vote in primary contests.

Presidential front runners, Senators Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama IOWA HAS DONE IT AGAIN! Yes. Iowa has goofed again. The Iowa Caucuses have chosen two presidential candidates that even heaven knows will not win the nominations of their respective parties, because neither Barack Obama nor Mike Huckabee has what it takes to win the nominations and none of them will contest in the presidential election on November 4, 2008.. Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton is still the Democratic Presidential Candidate who will be the flag bearer of the Democratic Party on November 4, 2008.Senator Barack Obama and former Senator John Edwards would be swept away by the Tsunami Tuesday primaries on February 5, 2008. Super Tuesday typically represents a Presidential candidate's first test of national electabilityIn 1992, after losing earlier primaries, Democrat Bill Clinton emerged as a candidate "back from the dead" when he convincingly won a number of Southern primaries on Super Tuesday. ...