Black Voters are Obama's Catch 22
The Democrat who squirmed the longest on the hot seat during the Democratic presidential primary slog was not named Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama...
The Democrat who squirmed the longest on the hot seat during the Democratic presidential primary slog was not named Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama...
Gene Koo | Posted 02.26.2008 | Home
Many Democratic party loyalists fret that an ongoing battle between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama will tear party unity and delay vital fundraising. But there are upsides to an extended nominating contest.
Gene Koo | Posted 02.19.2008 | Home
Without volunteers' hard work, many potential votes would be left out on the field. Organizing matters. And so, too, do the volunteers on election day.
HuffingtonPost.com | Max Follmer | Posted 01.31.2008 | Politics
John McCain's re-emergence to lead the GOP presidential field following back-to-back primary victories in South Carolina and Florida has brought the n...
Russell Shaw | Posted 01.30.2008 | Politics
When it comes to enacting policies that would get your town running again, your guns, your hunting dog, your preacher, your bass boat, your Mama, Sean Hannity, Rush Limbaugh aren't going to help you.
Earl Ofari Hutchinson | Posted 01.29.2008 | Politics
There was nothing demeaning, disrespectful, or racially offensive in what Clinton said about Jackson, and absolutely nothing that impugned Obama.
Politico | Ben Smith | Posted 01.28.2008 | Politics
Carrie Budoff Brown noticed a rather off-message echo in Obama's stump speech last week, and writes that Obama added to his stump speech in South Caro...
Tony Sachs | Posted 01.28.2008 | Politics
What kind of Kool-Aid are we Democrats drinking to think that Obama or Clinton have a snowball's chance in heck of being elected president this November?
Rasmussen Reports | Posted 01.27.2008 | Politics
Barack Obama won South Carolina's Democratic Presidential Primary by an overwhelming margin on Saturday. As expected, Obama won overwhelming among Af...
McClatchy Newspapers | Matt Stearns | Posted 01.27.2008 | Politics
Hillary Rodham Clinton remained unbowed Sunday following her landslide loss to Barack Obama in the South Carolina primary, dismissing any notion of Ob...
Marc Cooper | Posted 01.27.2008 | Home
After Saturday's whuppin' in South Carolina, will the Hillary campaign finally snap the muzzle down on Bill? Or has Big Dawg strayed completely out of control?
HuffingtonPost.com | Thomas B. Edsall | Posted 01.27.2008 | Politics
Barack Obama's landslide 28-point win in South Carolina - 55.4 percent to Hillary Clinton's 26.5 percent and John Edwards' 17.6 percent - establishes ...
Kelly Nuxoll | Posted 01.26.2008 | Home
COLUMBIA, SC--It wasn't just Obama talking about unity and change tonight. Supporters that filled the Columbia convention center--as well those who w...
Bill Barol | Posted 01.26.2008 | Politics
It may be good politics to spin tonight's electoral thumping as a small zit on the otherwise smooth face of Hillary's inevitability. But it's disrespectful, it seems to me, to voters and to the process.
The Daily Dish | Andrew Sullivan | Posted 01.26.2008 | Politics
That's a staggering fact, as a reader reminds me: In last week's SC GOP primary, McCain and Huckabee (the top 2 finishers), got 147,283 and 132,4...
HuffingtonPost.com | Sam Stein | Posted 01.26.2008 | Politics
Speaking after Sen. Barack Obama's victory in South Carolina, Rep. James Clyburn, D-S.C., all but credited the wide-margin of victory to a backlash ...
AP | DAVID ESPO and CHARLES BABINGTON | Posted 01.26.2008 | Politics
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Barack Obama routed Hillary Rodham Clinton in the racially charged South Carolina primary Saturday night, regaining campaign mo...
Robert Schlesinger | Posted 01.26.2008 | Politics
Maybe -- just maybe -- South Carolina of all places isn't the best state to use as a test for Barack Obama can win appeal to both black and white voters.
Leslie Savan | Posted 01.26.2008 | Home
If I didn't know better, I'd say that by cutting off the race's possibly strongest Democrat--first from media coverage and now from polls--the corporate media could be misleading us toward another Republican administration.
AP | DAVID ESPO and CHARLES BABINGTON | Posted 01.26.2008 | Politics
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Barack Obama routed Hillary Rodham Clinton in the racially charged South Carolina primary Saturday night, regaining campaign mo...
HuffingtonPost.com | Thomas B. Edsall | Posted 01.26.2008 | Politics
The crucial number in Barack Obama's expected victory in the South Carolina primary today will be the percentage of white voters who cast ballots for ...
New York Times | Julie Bosman | Posted 01.26.2008 | Politics
As Democrats headed on Friday toward the finish line of their first primary in the South, the candidates spent the day trying to widen their appeal to...
The State | RODDIE A. BURRIS | Posted 01.26.2008 | Politics
Watch John Edwards. With only a day left before Saturday's S.C. Democratic presidential primary, the former U.S. senator from North Carolina and S.C....
Thomas de Zengotita | Posted 01.25.2008 | Home
Remember the O.J. Simpson verdict? Remember those shots of everyday African-Americans cheering in the beauty shops and corner stores? Remember how sh...
The Post and Courier | Robert Behre | Posted 01.25.2008 | Politics
South Carolina Democrats have long felt confident that more than 300,000 voters will go to the polls Saturday, breaking their record turnout of 290,43...
Last night, John McCain's campaign manager Rick Davis...
In a candid interview via satellite from China, Olympic...
Update: Keith Olbermann had Rachel Maddow on "Countdown" Tuesday night to celebrate...
"How honest are we if we tell the truth most of the time &...
Obama's been to Hawaii. We're moving...
I've read the comments. I know what some of you think. Yawn. It's not a story. He's not...
UPDATE: A day after Roseanne's blogs from below...
The New York Times' Kit Seelye is backing up NBC's Andrea Mitchell, who reported on...
Michael Phelps, Michael Phelps, Michael Phelps. With all the play his name gets right now,...
NEW YORK — The suspense didn't quite compare to the identity of "Deep Throat,"...
As much as I dreaded turning 30, believe it or not I'm actually starting to...
Turning conventional neuroscience on its head, new research suggests the...
BURKE, N.Y. -- Everywhere that Janet and Ken Tacy...
Earl Ofari Hutchinson | Posted 06.03.2008 | Home