Ickes: "Undercurrent Of Racial Implications" Coming From GOP
One of the chief strategists of the modern Democratic Party criticized the McCain campaign and its crowds on Monday for fostering an "undercurrent of ...
One of the chief strategists of the modern Democratic Party criticized the McCain campaign and its crowds on Monday for fostering an "undercurrent of ...
Vanity Fair | Gail Sheehy | Posted 06.30.2008 | Politics
Vanity Fair's Gail Sheehy talks to Clinton insiders about what went wrong with her once 'inevitable' campaign. See excerpts below and read the entire...
HuffingtonPost.com | Sam Stein | Posted 06.06.2008 | Politics
The post-mortems are just now trickling in on Sen. Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign, and already there is a list of "what-could-have-beens" lin...
Ari Melber | Posted 06.05.2008 | Politics
The RNC is trying to drudge up an intraparty "attack," but it sounds more like warmed-over punditry.
Michael Carmichael | Posted 06.04.2008 | Politics
The final syllables Clinton's campaign echo in the winds of history in the form of a curious series of statements that combine to form the "last hurrah" of her now-passé political era.
Carol Felsenthal | Posted 06.03.2008 | Politics
Wouldn't it have been better for Hillary, if, on the eve of the last two primaries, as practically everyone has her finally quitting the race, for Bill to have just kept his mouth shut?
HuffingtonPost.com | Thomas B. Edsall | Posted 06.03.2008 | Politics
Barack Obama stands on the brink of capturing the presidential nomination in large part because of Democratic Party reforms initiated by the civil rig...
Briana R. Morgan | Posted 06.02.2008 | Home
Democratic Party leaders must think long and hard about the identity of the party. They must decide what they want that party to be in the future. Maybe next time, having two highly qualified candidates won't be such a tragedy.
Tom Douglas | Posted 06.02.2008 | Home
There are at least two reasons why the DNC's rules committee should not even have met on Saturday to discuss resolving the flawed Michigan and Florida primaries. It was a net loss for the DNC.
Linda Hansen | Posted 06.02.2008 | Home
If the DNC nominating system really bothered her, the experienced "ready to lead from Day One" candidate would have known what to do and how to do it. And when. She'd have "gotten the job done" long before now.
R.T. Eby | Posted 06.01.2008 | Home
The Clinton campaign has sunk so low they could walk under a snake's belly with stilts on. Thankfully, Nancy Pelosi has made it clear that in her role as leader of the Democratic Convention she isn't going to suffer fools.
Karen Dalton-Beninato | Posted 05.31.2008 | Home
Harold Ickes, hand wringing throughout the DNC's hearing this afternoon, sounded more like someone fresh off a breakup than a Hillary Clinton's surrogate.
Nora McAlvanah | Posted 05.30.2008 | Politics
Part of righting the wrongs in Florida and Michigan will require the DNC realizing the role they played in the flawed process.
HuffingtonPost.com | Thomas B. Edsall | Posted 05.29.2008 | Politics
The major dispute over the Florida and Michigan delegations to the Democratic convention in Denver has now boiled down to Hillary Clinton's demand for...
M.S. Bellows, Jr. | Posted 05.29.2008 | Home
A compromise Democratic Party decision tomorrow on how to allocate the Mich. and Fl. delegates will not be a setback for Clinton. On the contrary, it will give her the fodder she needs to continue her campaign.
Martin Nolan | Posted 05.22.2008 | Politics
Hillary Clinton and her inventive mathematicians see a parallel between Robert Mugabe and George McGovern, who won the 1972 presidential nomination while losing the popular vote.
Marvin Kitman | Posted 05.21.2008 | Media
If there is such a thing as poetic license, why shouldn't pundits be licensed? You need a license before you can drive a car legally. The information highway is equally fraught with dangers.
Tom D'Antoni | Posted 05.12.2008 | Politics
The Clinton campaign has turned out to be as idiotically funny as the current TV spots DirecTV has been running.
John Eskow | Posted 04.02.2008 | Politics
Just as the Enquirer's readership continues to plunge, so too does the future of Clinton's political campaign, in a colossal twin belly-flop. It's a marriage made in tabloid heaven.
Talking Points Memo | Greg Sargent | Posted 04.01.2008 | Politics
In an interview with me this morning, senior Hillary adviser Harold Ickes confirmed that Reverend Jeremiah Wright is a key topic in his discussions wi...
Los Angeles Times | Posted 03.31.2008 | Politics
Harold M. Ickes never forgets a favor, especially if he's the one who did the favor. So the veteran political operative made sure that, when the time ...
Dylan Loewe | Posted 03.07.2008 | Politics
Is Hillary going to run a general election campaign the way she ran her primary race? Can Democrats really afford Mark Penn and Harold Ickes throwing temper tantrums through the fall?
Jennifer Nix | Posted 03.03.2008 | Politics
With Clinton's inevitability turned to dust and her losses in 11 straight contests pointing to the likely end of her campaign, her staffers are busying themselves with ominous tasks to fend off the shock.
Marvin Kitman | Posted 02.28.2008 | Politics
We can assume the War Room warriors have finished their background checks on the superdelegates.
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HuffingtonPost.com | Sam Stein | Posted 10.13.2008 | Politics