Clinton Bets That 17 Million Dems Can't Be Wrong

After winning the Puerto Rico primary this Sunday, Hillary Rodham Clinton wasted no time in arguing to the superdelegates that she now leads the popular vote, with over 17 million primary voters having cast ballots in her favor. While many...

That's What Friends Are For

Barack Obama may post the more impressive fundraising totals, but there's still big money riding on Hillary Rodham Clinton's candidacy, as evidenced by the continued efforts of the American Leadership Project, a 527 group funded by donors and labor unions...

A Familiar Pitch In South Dakota

Hoping a lucky break could still send the nomination her way, the Hillary Rodham Clinton campaign is pressing on with its ground efforts, promising "a Clinton in South Dakota every day" until the June 3 vote ends the string of...

Daschle's Devotion

Although Barack Obama has largely turned his attention to the general election, campaigning this week in Western battleground states, three contests still remain in the Democratic primary race, and the campaign is seeking to ensure victory in a state largely...

'Full Speed Ahead' In Dakota

Even before the first ballots were cast in today's Kentucky and Oregon primaries, Hillary Rodham Clinton was already pressing on into new territory, releasing her first ad of the campaign in South Dakota -- one of the two last states...

Six To Go

Even before the Indiana and North Carolina results were in, Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton were looking ahead to the five states and one territory yet to vote in the protracted nomination contest. Putting his fundraising advantage to work...