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Hillary Clinton won by a landslide over Barack Obama in the West Virginia primary early today. But the victory could still end up being her swansong in her historic bid to win the Democrat presidential nomination. Early results showed the former First Lady thumping Mr Obama in the overwhelmingly...
Full coverage of the US Elections 2008Further evidence that whatever Hillary Clinton’s immediate plans, some of those closest to her are preparing for the end of the road. Just a week ago, Paul Begala, a veteran of the Bill Clinton White House, and the leading black Democratic strategist Donna...
Disclosure: Latest revelations from Cherie Blair's memoirs cover a state visit to America Cherie Blair has revealed how she spent her first meeting with George Bush watching a DvD. The Blairs watched "Meet the Parents", a comedy starring Robert de Niro, on the first night of their stay at Camp...
THE former United States president Bill Clinton famously took cannabis but insisted he did not inhale. Poland's prime minister has no such qualms. Donald Tusk told the Polish edition of Newsweek that he smoked marijuana while living in a workers' hostel during martial law in the 1980s. Asked if...
US elections 2008: Ted Kennedy's renunciation of the Clintons is a sour end to a beneficial political alliance On an August day in 1993, off the coast of Martha's Vineyard, Ted Kennedy cemented a political alliance with Bill and Hillary Clinton that would last for nearly 15 years, through...
US elections 2008: America's religious right is falling into the Marxist trap of hoping for the worst to happen The columnist Robert Novak "reported" yesterday - insofar as such numinous matters can be reported as opposed to divined - that some religious-right leaders here in the US, cool to John...
Reading Ken Livingstone in the Guardian on Friday of last week, I almost convinced myself that 1 May had been a bad dream and that Boris Johnson hadn’t been elected mayor of London. According to Livingstone, his election campaign had gone terribly well. His first preferences rose slightly...
posted at 11:25 am on May 13, 2008 by Ed Morrissey Send to a Friend | printer-friendly Bob Barr threw his hat in the ring as a Libertarian yesterday, to the collective disinterest of everyone outside of the pundit class. About all the impact Barr will have on this election will be to provide...
Sen. Clinton enjoys a 40-point lead in West Virginia as voters head to the polls Sen. Obama campaigning in Missouri and Michigan, two key swing states Obama will still lead Clinton in delegate count after her expected win WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Sen. Hillary Clinton's expected victory in West...
Highlights from preliminary results of exit polls in the West Virginia Democratic primary on Tuesday. The polls were conducted for The Associated Press and television networks: THE BILL CLINTON FACTOR Three-quarters of Hillary Rodham Clinton voters said Bill Clinton's campaigning was important to...
