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The Delegate Scoreboard didn't miss a beat on Thursday for Barack Obama, as he moved closer and closer to clinching the Democratic nomination, while Hillary Clinton's margin for victory shrank even more. ... continue reading Another Step For Barack Obama. We had one of those rare moments in the Congress on Thursday, when one party decides to deviate from the usual script, causing an outcome that nobody would have predicted a few days ago. ... continue reading Voting "Present" On Iraq. President Bush can huff and puff all he wants, but Congress seems to have more than enough votes to override a threatened veto of a popular $290 billion dollar five year farm bill. It's not that the surprise endorsement of Barack Obama by John Edwards changes the Democratic race. It simply emphasizes that the curtain is truly coming down on Hillary Clinton. ... continue reading Et tu, John Edwards?. Still arguing that she can find a way to win the Democratic nomination for President, Hillary Clinton is back on the campaign trail today, refusing to concede her race with Barack Obama. ... continue reading Hillary Hits The Road Again. Republicans on Wednesday did their best to put up a brave face after their party lost a third straight special Congressional election, raising questions about their fortunes in the November elections. ... continue reading Republicans Take On Water. The biggest election news of the night may not have been Hillary Clinton's big win in the West Virginia primary, but rather a third straight special Congressional election victory for Democrats, this time in Mississippi. ... continue reading The GOP Swings And Misses - Again. While listening to Hillary Clinton speak in Charleston, West Virginia last night, I suddenly started channeling baseball great Yogi Berra, saying things like "It ain't over til it's over," and ""It's like deja vu all over again." ... continue reading It Ain't Over Til It's Over. A day after winning the West Virginia Primary, Hillary Clinton will be back in Washington, District of Columbia again today, meeting with advisers and trying to map out some kind of strategy that can bring victory against Barack Obama. ... continue reading Hillary: More Determined Than Ever. Hard as it might be to believe, there is something being discussed in Congress other than the Presidential race, as lawmakers Tuesday debated how best to reign in soaring oil and gasoline prices.
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