The Amazing Race: 2008 Campaign Slideshow

The biggest primary day ever -- in pictures:

• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Democratic presidential candidate Senator Hillary Clinton (D-NY) stands in a voting booth as it is attended by Evan Norris (R) as she voted in the presidential primary election at the Douglas Grafflin Elementary School near her home in Chappaqua, New York

The final 24-hour blitz:

• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • On Monday, as the candidates began their final push before Super Tuesday, Senator John McCain and Senators Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama made campaign appearances in the Northeast, while Mitt Romney set off on a coast-to-coast swing that is to e

Photos from Super Bowl Sunday on the '08 campaign trail:

• • • • • • Republican presidential hopeful, Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., right, watches the Super Bowl in his hotel lobby bar with Sen. Joe Lieberman, I-Conn., left, and Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., in Boston, Sunday, Feb. 3, 2008. (AP Photo/Charles Dharapak)

Check out a slideshow of the leading candidates campaigning ahead of Super Tuesday:

• • • • • • • • • • • • • Caroline Kennedy (L) and her cousin Maria Shriver, wife of California's Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, smile after they each spoke during a rally for Democratic presidential candidate US Senator Barack Obama (D-IL) at UCLA's Pauley Pavilion in Los Angele

Comments

[mirandaK]

Why does Opramah talk like a Southern preacher when he is big crowds but doesn't come near that in debates.

This guy talks out of both sides of his mouth. You supporters are more like followers, sheep.

[nihilon x]

Now that I see more of Hillary and less of Bill, I have more respect for her as a candidate.

[mclarke15]

It's time for Obama to make the right choice: to choose patience over impudence; to choose humility over ambition. After eight years as vice president, he'll have complete and unequivocal support for his Presidential campaign. Because he'll have gained global experience and wisdom by the fistful. This is not 1960. The world is a subtle and dangerous place. We don't need another rookie with rousing rhetoric. We need wisdom and the experience to navigate the nuances - to hear the real questions being asked by and of this country, not just the contradictions within public comments. Clinton/Obama '08 mobilizes women and minorities. It mobilizes the establishment and the next generation. It unites the experience of the past with enthusiasm for the future. It is the only ticket that beats the Republicans.

[CalculatedRiskTaker]

Clinton on attack, wants debate every week

[CalculatedRiskTaker]

Women carry Clinton

[CalculatedRiskTaker]

Young voters don't show up

[CalculatedRiskTaker]

Obama spends more money per vote than any other candidate

[CalculatedRiskTaker]

Obama wins Small State Delaware by small Margin

[CalculatedRiskTaker]

America looking for Economic President

[CalculatedRiskTaker]

Clinton wins Female Vote

[CalculatedRiskTaker]

Big Night for Clinton



Obama behind in delegates

[CalculatedRiskTaker]

Big Night for Clinton. Can Obama hold on



Obam win small states by small margin



Huffington Post Eats Obama Crow !!!

[OSIRISZ]

I like the pic of gov. pataki gawking at Mccain's wife.

[coyote4]

This here is the most remarkable political event in U.S. History. And it's stunning ... both sides, both parties... The magnitude of this cannot be overestimated!

You name the markers: fundraising; The competition in the field; The level of interest; Television ratings. What we're looking at is not only numbers that are historical, but numbers that are incomprehensible!

Look at the turnout: if you have a 10-percent increase in turnout, political scientists study that for years. But we're seeing 100-percent increases in turnout!

And the things we are seeing are incomprehensible. The Democratic turnout in South Carolina was higher than the Republican; that's unheard of. People are incredibly interested in paying attention. There's no way to predict this anymore.
(James Carville; the legendary campaign guru)

:)

And the big winner is the American citizen, engaged in our democratic responsibilities. Three cheers !!!

[LoRiseAntlers]

"Tsunami Tuesday"!?!

What the hell is wrong with you assholes?