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Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton stepped onto the political stage as allies for the first time Friday, making a pilgrimage to this small town near the Green Mountains in a bid to unite Democrats behind Obama's campaign for the White House.
On a day rich with stagecraft, the two former adversaries embraced before about 4,000 supporters who blanketed a verdant field outside Unity's elementary school.
Obama praised Clinton for her path-breaking candidacy. And Clinton urged her supporters to make Obama's cause their own this November.
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Rumours have been rife that the Clintons' marriage may be on the rocks. From Washington, Tim Shipman dissects the dynamics of the power-hungry duo's complex relationship.
Hillary Clinton is licking her wounds, relaxing at an undisclosed location with her husband, Bill, and daughter, Chelsea, doubtless pondering the causes of her failure to win the Democratic presidential nomination.
Yet as the New York senator considers her future in American public life, there are new claims that she is also considering the future of her marriage. The Fi [ READ MORE... ]
Barack Obama, Hillary clinton
They may not be falling in love, but they're falling in line.
Prominent supporters of Hillary Rodham Clinton are embracing Barack Obama, literally and figuratively, even though some remain bitter about her loss in a presidential primary process that they feel treated her unfairly.
In several key states this week, Obama is being joined on stages by top Democrats who, a few weeks ago, were working to deny him the nomination.
"I know I'm late, but I am on the train," North Carolina Gov. Mike Easley said Monday in introducing Obama in [ READ MORE... ]
Barack Obama, Hillary clinton
Hillary Clinton is still raising bucks and wearing out her campaign pedometer in her effort to become the Democratic presidential nominee, but even her own campaign is acknowledging that her days are numbered.
A columnist at The Huffington Post reported Thursday that a senior campaign official and Clinton confidante said a Democratic nominee will be chosen by June 15. Barack Obama’s campaign, meanwhile, announced its plan to declare victory on May 20, after he wraps up a majority of the pledged delegates in the Democratic nominating pr [ READ MORE... ]
Barack Obama, Hillary clinton
The epic battle between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama for the Democratic presidential nomination shifted yesterday to the disputed delegates from Florida and Michigan, whose fate is rapidly becoming the flash point for Clinton supporters' anger.
Hundreds of her backers, including a contingent from Massachusetts, plan to protest outside the Washington hotel hosting the party's Rules and Bylaws Committee, whose ruling on Saturday could determine whether the nomination fight ends next week - or perhaps continues all the way to the party' [ READ MORE... ]
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There was yet another sign of racial disharmony in the Democratic Party today, as the leader of the influential black online advocacy group ColorOfChange.org lashed out at Hillary Clinton, calling her claim to owning the white, blue-collar vote "race baiting."
"The politics of division now seems to be her core strategy" to overcome Barack Obama's lead in the primary, said James Rucker, a co-founder of ColorOfChange who once worked for the liberal advocacy group MoveOn.org. "It's a strategy where everyone loses; we can do better and we sh [ READ MORE... ]
Barack Obama, Hillary clinton
Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama can both find something to like in a new Quinnipiac University poll that finds she might have stopped the hemorrhaging and that his own wounds might not be as severe as feared.
Democratic Party leaders, on the other hand, might not be as overjoyed by results that suggest the dragged-out primary fight for the Democratic presidential nomination could prove costly to the party in November. Nearly one-fifth of Obama supporters say they will vote for Republican John McCain rather than Clinton if she is [ READ MORE... ]
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