Post Pennsylvania Primary Punditry
Hillary Clinton didn't win Pennsylvania, she survived. Long enough for another attempt to nail that elusive quadruple on the flying trapeze. But the net is gone and the clock is ticking.
Hillary Clinton didn't win Pennsylvania, she survived. Long enough for another attempt to nail that elusive quadruple on the flying trapeze. But the net is gone and the clock is ticking.
Doug Schoen | Posted 04.24.2008 | Politics
Hillary must continue to draw contrasts with Obama, raise questions about the nature and extent of his associations with Rev. Wright and terrorist leader William Ayers, and raise more questions about his values in comparison with hers.
Huff TV | Posted 04.24.2008 | Media
Huffington Post | Rachel Sklar | Posted 04.23.2008 | Media
Tom Tomorrow | Posted 04.23.2008 | Politics
Posted 04.23.2008 | Politics
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RJ Eskow | Posted 04.23.2008 | Politics
The Texas and Ohio results persuaded me that the Bradley Effect is real, and the Clinton campaign has been successful in characterizing Obama as a primarily "black" candidate.
David Sirota | Posted 04.23.2008 | Politics
Those who continue to pretend race is not a major factor in this campaign are deliberately averting their eyes from a very powerful force in the Democratic primary.
Robert Creamer | Posted 04.23.2008 | Politics
She started with a lead of almost 20 points. But her final margin of 9.2% fell far short of what was needed to stop Obama's nomination. Here's why.
Stephen Schlesinger | Posted 04.23.2008 | Politics
Here we go again. Stomp on Hillary for winning. The critics are downplaying Clinton's victory, dismissing any triumph as meaningless, and suggesting once again that she drop out.
Dylan Loewe | Posted 04.23.2008 | Politics
After last night, despite an apparent ten point victory in Pennsylvania, Hillary Clinton is no longer electable in a general election.
Craig Crawford | Posted 04.23.2008 | Politics
The nationwide popular vote race is significant because it represents Clinton's only chance for a winning argument to superdelegates who will ultimately decide the outcome.
Michael Fauntroy | Posted 04.23.2008 | Politics
While Obama is still the overwhelming favorite to win the nomination, he now has some nagging questions to answer.
Cenk Uygur | Posted 04.23.2008 | Politics
Obviously Clinton put herself in the ballgame by running an effective campaign and holding views that appeal to the voters. But after she crossed these thresholds, it has helped her that she is a woman.
Bob Cesca | Posted 04.22.2008 | Politics
I'm not thrilled with the fact that every day this race continues means a better November for Senator McCain. Senator Clinton will continue until at least June.
Huffington Post | Posted 04.22.2008 | Politics
Doug Schoen: The New York Times is Wrong The lessons of Pennsylvania are clear for her going forward. She must continue on a negative or a comparat...
Huffington Post | Posted 04.22.2008 | Politics
The Pennsylvania primary is underway today, and reports are already pointing to a big turnout. Even as Pennsylvanians go to vote, however, several re...
Seth Grahame-Smith | Posted 04.21.2008 | Politics
Hillary Clinton will win Pennsylvania. Arguments over the meaning or meaninglessness of her win will dominate MSM and stretch bandwidth to its breaking point. We'll all lose our minds.
Kelly Nuxoll | Posted 04.21.2008 | Home
In PA, Clinton invokes an embattled country and promotes a transactional social contract, where hard work will be rewarded. Obama affirms people's experience and asks that we work together.
AP | JIM KUHNHENN | Posted 04.20.2008 | Politics
WASHINGTON — Barack Obama raised $41 million in March and had $42 million available to spend against Democratic rival Hillary Rodham Clinton in ...
Nora Ephron | Posted 04.20.2008 | Politics
This is an election about whether the people of Pennsylvania hate blacks more than they hate women. And when I say people, I don't mean people, I mean white men. How ironic is this?
Tom Namako | Posted 04.18.2008 | Home
It's simple, grassroots, startup ideas that have poked holes in the Clinton 1990s-style carefully crafted mass-media-ready messages. Internet news. Facebook. Hordes of young community volunteers.
Wall Street Journal | Amy Chozick | Posted 04.18.2008 | Politics
With Sen. Hillary Clinton widely expected to win Pennsylvania's Democratic primary on Tuesday, most of the focus is on the margin. Anything less than ...
CBS | Fernando Suarez | Posted 04.15.2008 | Politics
Hillary Clinton was forced to cut her normal stump speech short when a chatty and meddlesome crowd kept her from grasping their attention. Clinton, wh...
Jennifer Donahue | Posted 04.15.2008 | Home
It's anybody's guess how the state will shake out a week from today. But listening to voters in Pennsylvania, I'd guess it won't turn on the word "bitter," "gun" or "God."
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Will Durst | Posted 04.25.2008 | Politics