Clinton, Obama: Why Not Both?
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Some Democrats have visions of a dream ticket that marries Obama's energy with Clinton's expertise. But it's only a dream
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A second President Clinton might occupy a little less space than the first.
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Democratic heavyweights Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama faced off in their first one-on-one debate of the 2008 White House race here Thursday, trading a series of pointed jabs but no knock-out blows.
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PHILADELPHIA Ã¢ÂÂ What if a boxer spent the week before a big match telling the media exactly how and where he would land his punches against the opponent? For starters, that would make things much easier for his rival Ã¢ÂÂ and that is exactly the advantage that Barack Obama has handed to Hillary Rodham Clinton for tonightÃ¢ÂÂs nationally televised Democratic presidential debate.
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Democratic heavyweights Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama faced off in their first one-on-one debate of the 2008 White House race here Thursday, trading pointed but polite barbs.
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Being black doesn't necessarily mean White House hopeful Sen. Barack Obama has a lock on black voters. In wooing a faithful Democratic constituency, Obama faces two-term New York Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, the party front-runner who enjoys strong support in the black community. She also is married to former President Clinton, so wildly popular among black voters that novelist Toni Morrison dubbed him "the first black president" in a 1998 essay.
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Democratic presidential   hopefuls Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton are locked in a unique fight to secure their place in history, says the BBC's Jamie Coomarasamy.
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Barack Obama suggested Friday that he has more foreign policy experts from the Clinton administration backing his candidacy over Hillary Rodham Clinton's, but lists provided by both campaigns show hers is nearly twice as long.
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Hillary Clinton on Thursday sidestepped talk of having rival Barack Obama as her running mate if she eventually wins the battle for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Hillary Rodham Clinton is challenging claims by Democratic presidential rival Barack Obama that he stands against special interests.
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The intense back-and-forth between the campaigns of Sens. Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama continued today, with an Obama supporter accusing Clinton's husband, former President Bill Clinton, of making comments meant to "suppress the vote, demoralize voters, and distort the record." Clinton, asked to comment, disputed the charge and lashed out at a reporter for asking the question.
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If Bill Clinton doesn't get off the campaign trail, other leading Dems should get out and stump for Obama, to level the field.  I said this on Twitter and Adam Wygle sent a pointer to this site, that says it better than I could.  22nd Amendment: "No person shall be elected to the office of the President more than twice..."
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Former President Clinton said Sunday that having to choose between his wife and Sen. Barack Obama for the Democratic presidential nomination is a God-given dilemma.
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Democrat Barack Obama questioned Hillary Rodham Clinton's candor and trustworthiness Wednesday, saying she has indulged in double-talk on bankruptcy laws, trade and other issues. Politicians "don't always say what they mean, or mean what they say," the Illinois senator told about 900 people at Winthrop University. "That is what this debate in this party is all about."
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AMES, Iowa  - Democratic presidential contender Barack Obama drew a contrast with rival Hillary Rodham Clinton on the Iraq war on Sunday and said it was unclear how she planned to end the conflict.
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New campaign advertisements Monday painted Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton as warm and loving, but her surging White House rival Barack Obama countered by raising fresh doubts about her character.
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Bloomberg - Jan. 13 (Bloomberg) -- Democratic presidential candidates Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton lead all the top Republican candidates in separate head-to-head match-ups for the 2008 election, according to a CNN/Opinion Research Corp. poll.