During the Democratic primary, as the choice narrowed to Obama and Clinton, it was pretty common for people to say that no matter what we'd have a str...
Kathleen Reardon | Posted 09.27.2008 | Politics
Hillary has hit the unity ball into the other court. If delegates strongly feel the need to vote for her, it is not because she didn't try to persuade them. The choice is theirs.
Marlene H. Phillips | Posted 09.27.2008 | Home
From the top tier of the Pepsi Center, graduate student Erin Cheuvront was even more confused. "I know the major news broadcasts are spending a lot of time talking about disunity, but all of us here are seeing just the opposite."
HuffingtonPost.com | Sam Stein | Posted 09.15.2008 | Politics
Over the past few weeks, the Republican National Committee has made it a point of pride to send out memos portraying a great fissure between the respe...
Mayhill Fowler | Posted 07.05.2008 | Home
On the way to the event, I spot another yard sign for John McCain. The McCain signs are exactly the same colors and layout as the the Hillary signs were that dotted lawns across the country in the spring.
Daniel Nichanian | Posted 06.26.2008 | Home
An eagerly anticipated set of swing-state polls suggest Obama's support is reaching toward the levels boasted by Clinton last month, signaling a unifying Democratic base.
Ron Levitt | Posted 06.23.2008 | Home
The Florida Democratic Party Jefferson-Jackson Dinner this weekend was remarkable for the united support of Obama on display. Even representatives of the state's overwhelmingly pro-Clinton women's caucus were wearing Obama buttons.
Anne-Marie Slaughter | Posted 06.14.2008 | Politics
The nastiness of Obama's supporters' reactions to Hillary even in victory is another version of the politics he wants to end.
Dave Winer | Posted 11.10.2008 | Politics