Howard Wolfson

Clinton campaign communications director Howard Wolfson took to the airwaves on Morning Joe today to defend the halting, unsure performance of newly m...

A week ago, if you'd asked most people to say the first thing that popped into their heads when they heard the word "Colombia," you might have gotten: "coffee," "cocaine," or maybe even "kidnappings." Today that list would probably be led by "Clinton."

Senator Clinton did not technically vote in favor of the war in Iraq. Senator Clinton has made herself perfectly clear on that subject.

Howard Wolfson further explained Clinton's 3AM claims by noting that "she was ready at 2AM prior to changing the clocks to daylight savings, when 2AM became 3AM."

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With the Clinton campaign's pre-existing determination to find any weakness in Obama that they can exploit, Plouffe's memo is being treated as a document that reveals that Obama has given up on PA.

There's a key test that's going to be administered between now and August that Obama has to pass? Maybe Obama will see a phone ringing at 3am, and if he picks it up, he passed the test?

Samantha Power's silly slip of the tongue would have been a perfect time for Obama to show an unusal toughness, a rewriting of the rule book.

The threshold Clinton crossed was to all but endorse the Republican presidential nominee, if the Democratic nominee should turn out to be Barack Obama.

How can a candidate claim to be ready on Day One when on Day 646 of her senate career she voted for a war without reading the 90-page NIE that convinced her senate colleague Bob Graham the war was a mistake?

Imagine Obama and Clinton (and their unruly surrogates) not spending valuable energy slamming each other, but instead competing to keep the McCain and Bush records in the news.

How can Hillary ever join a ticket with Obama now that she has ranked him below the GOP's choice?

They are in the last throes, if you will. As Vice President Cheney knows, such predictions can be perilous. Still, there was no mistaking a certain f...

New York Times Reports On Clinton Attack Plan: The New York Times reports that the Clinton campaign is ratcheting up its plans to try and unseat Senat...

Late Monday afternoon, Clinton communications director Howard Wolfson spent some time on a conference call assailing the media for not being even-hand...

Obviously angry communications director on conference call with reporters says: "I think it is true that every time the Obama campaign in this campai...

Obama would be a fool to not jump at the opportunity to build-in the Clinton's followers into his political superstructure.

It is mind-boggling that the Clinton campaign could have failed to understand the importance of two key factors: the yearning for change, and the distaste for the street-fighting brutality that is the Clintons' trademark.

There are pages and pages of "solutions" in Obama's writing and speeches, and the Clinton campaign should drop its desperate negative attacks and engage Obama's ideas.

The Clinton campaign's plagiarism accusation shows that Obama is not quite as unique, not quite as historic, and not nearly as anti-politics-as- usual as his campaign rhetoric claims him to be.

What's the next attack? Obama stole his haircut from whoever? Obama's gestures are lifted from what's his name? Seriously, is this what Howard Wolfson and Mark Penn have been reduced to?

Laurie Rubiner -- who is known to be one of the few insiders who "talks real" with Clinton -- is going to remain part of Hillary's circle of trusted counselors.

While posing above the fray, but executing Rove's strategy and exploiting Novak's innuendo, Obama has embraced the audacity of hype.