DEFT political move on the part of the Clinton campaign. Could be the best decision they've made since New Hampshire.
Click here for the "preview" article; I can confirm, she was on. Though she wasn't the greatest (after all, she's not an improv comedienne), her "Live From New York" intro was good and will be all over the news through Tuesday.
Showing posts with label New Hampshire. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New Hampshire. Show all posts
Saturday, March 01, 2008
Tuesday, January 08, 2008
If this lead holds up......
.....we'll really have no choice but to call Hillary "The Comeback Kid". WOW!
John McCain is definitely one, but he was quick to point out that at his age, he can't be called a kid with any adjective, but he sure showed what a comeback was. Good line.
His campaign was left for dead last summer. Another WOW!
Will Clinton hold on? We'll know for sure soon! The moral of the story is, don't tell New Hampshire what to do! :)
John McCain is definitely one, but he was quick to point out that at his age, he can't be called a kid with any adjective, but he sure showed what a comeback was. Good line.
His campaign was left for dead last summer. Another WOW!
Will Clinton hold on? We'll know for sure soon! The moral of the story is, don't tell New Hampshire what to do! :)
New Hampshire prediction.......
Democrats: Obama 40%, Clinton 31%, Edwards 17%
Republicans: McCain 37%, Romney 26%, Huckabee 13%, Guilani 9%, Paul 8%
here at 730pm......
Republicans: McCain 37%, Romney 26%, Huckabee 13%, Guilani 9%, Paul 8%
here at 730pm......
"Ut--"O"?"
As in "zero"??? Really??
I couldn't believe the results from Dixville Notch, the first of the first to vote in this year's primaries. 17 residents; 100 percent turnout. From the Concord Monitor, the results:
Obama, McCain carry Dixville Notch
Submitted by Primary Monitor on Tue, 2008-01-08 00:10.
Dixville Notch got the voting under way. The results:
John McCain 4 votes
Mitt Romney 2 votes
Rudy Giuliani 1 vote
Barack Obama 7 votes
John Edwards 2 votes
Bill Richardson 1 vote
When they didn't call Hillary Clinton's name, I immediately shouted, "WHOA!". Good thing wifey didn't wake up!
GOOD NEWS FOR HILLARY THOUGH-----Dixville Notch has a not-so-stellar record of their victors going onward to big victory.
I had to get up and post quickly before going to sleep; I couldn't believe my ears or my eyes.
I couldn't believe the results from Dixville Notch, the first of the first to vote in this year's primaries. 17 residents; 100 percent turnout. From the Concord Monitor, the results:
Obama, McCain carry Dixville Notch
Submitted by Primary Monitor on Tue, 2008-01-08 00:10.
Dixville Notch got the voting under way. The results:
John McCain 4 votes
Mitt Romney 2 votes
Rudy Giuliani 1 vote
Barack Obama 7 votes
John Edwards 2 votes
Bill Richardson 1 vote
When they didn't call Hillary Clinton's name, I immediately shouted, "WHOA!". Good thing wifey didn't wake up!
GOOD NEWS FOR HILLARY THOUGH-----Dixville Notch has a not-so-stellar record of their victors going onward to big victory.
I had to get up and post quickly before going to sleep; I couldn't believe my ears or my eyes.
Saturday, January 05, 2008
Hey Iowa! Love ya! Mean it!-----NOT!!!
What is this?????
Hillary Clinton finishes a (very close) third in Iowa, and now proceeds to tear apart her dancing partner for the past several months (specifically, the Iowa voters) in the hopes of enjoying a "new day" in a "new state".
Read the article HERE. Then someone, anyone, PLEASE explain to me exactly what are the core convictions of this woman?
Hillary Clinton finishes a (very close) third in Iowa, and now proceeds to tear apart her dancing partner for the past several months (specifically, the Iowa voters) in the hopes of enjoying a "new day" in a "new state".
Read the article HERE. Then someone, anyone, PLEASE explain to me exactly what are the core convictions of this woman?
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