Richardson plays down his fundraising
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Democrat Bill Richardson on Thursday lowered fundraising expectations for the third quarter, but insisted his presidential campaign has momentum because of his aggressive timetable for removing U.S. troops from Iraq.
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When it comes to fundraising, Rudy Giuliani wants to hit it out of the park.
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Democratic presidential candidate Bill Richardson said Thursday his use of a Spanish word that some contend is a slur against homosexuals was meant to be playful but apologized to anyone who was offended.
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Although he acknowledges he will not likely win South Carolina, New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson said Friday he is going to spend more time campaigning for president in this early primary voting state.
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Presidential hopeful Bill Richardson on Saturday decried the "nasty little fights" between his Democratic rivals, saying the scuffles distract from serious issues in the campaign.
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Presidential candidate Bill Richardson is accusing his Democratic rivals in the Senate of creating too many escape clauses for President Bush to leave U.S. troops in Iraq indefinitely.
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Democratic presidential hopeful Bill Richardson realizes his position on illegal immigration costs him votes, but he says he's determined to "accept it and do the right thing."
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A probable move to curb funding for a 'surge' may put Democrats at odds with one another.
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A Labour donor says he will almost certainly stop giving money because of Cabinet disunity and overseas concerns.
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For the Broward County Democratic chairman, Bill Richardson's presidential campaign has meaning far beyond how well the New Mexico governor fares against better known 2008 rivals.
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Seeking to play down tensions, candidates, and former president, tone down comments.
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Republican John McCain and Democrat John Edwards are in danger of losing their place among the leading presidential contenders if their spring fundraising falls too short of earlier totals.
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Democrat Bill Richardson donned a pair of blue shoes Wednesday Â though not suede Â and tried his hand at candlepin bowling, a tougher, New England version of the game.
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Charges of vote trading and unethical fundraising against DeLay may curb his ability to raise money. By Gail Russell Chaddock | Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor.
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With less to cheer, the Blackstone billionaire tones down the revelry.
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Gov. Bill Richardsonâs latest ad seeks to draw a distinction between his position on Iraq and that of the other Democratic presidential candidates, but the subtext of the spotâthat he cares about the netrootsâis almost more important than the primary message.
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When Bill Richardson canceled his presidential bid, wags in the Latino blogosphere did not mourn the lack of other Hispanic contenders. They still had the "Mexican-American" and the "Panamanian" vying for the GOP nomination.