Apparently Geraldine Ferraro is taking a page from Dylan Thomas. Yes, it's true that she submitted her resignation last night from Senator Clinton's "very large" finance committee (those are Sen. Clinton's words in quotes). According to NY Mag, Ferraro's resignation included this tidbit: "If anybody...
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Geraldine Ferraro refuses to back off her claim that Obama has gotten so far in the presidential primary because he is black. In fact, she's made things worse, saying:"Racism works.
I agree with publius: this reject and renounce game could be fun to watch. What will HRC say?
Hillary Clinton, as you know, is claiming that having a considerable amount of foreign policy experience is crucial for the next President. Leaving aside the fact that she completely botched the most important vote of her Senate career by making an extremely bad judgment on...
I don't agree with every particular of the argument -- it's a little problematic to tie Hillary Clinton too strongly with her husband's administration (granting that much of the tying.
Check out this mashup of Clinton's red phone ad with GOP attack ads and Bill Clinton's take on fear and hope:Frankly, I think Hillary Clinton deserves a much better campaign.
I agree with everything Jill says here. This is about the most brazen campaign ad I've seen yet. And I don't think it's doing Hillary Clinton any favors (see Jill for more on that), especially given how different Hillary Clinton and Ann Richards really are....
Kevin Drum objects to my argument about experience, claiming that Obama's experience will be a disadvantage against McCain but Clinton's would not. I'm not entirely convinced. It's worth untangling the.
I had it on while doing other work and then watched it at the gym, so I didn't see at all, but it should be noted that I don't know.
The bad news is that Neil Cavuto discussed Hillary Clinton's "kind of bitchy image." The good news is that it was on Faux Business, so nobody was watching.
So, Patti Solis Doyle, Hillary Clinton's campaign manager, is out. She's being replaced by longtime Clinton advisor Maggie Williams. The Clinton camp insists that this is no nervous nellie shakeup..
Yglesias points out the problems with Ambinder's claim that "Obama cannot win the states where the majority of Democrats reside": i.e. it's a more tendentious way of saying that "Clinton.