Jan 5, 2008 – Hillary Clinton declared on the first day of New Hampshire campaigning that “Iowa doesn’t have a good track record in determining…

Jan 5, 2008 – I’m talking about Hillary Clinton’s super-gracious opening remark in her New Hampshire campaign. … In the post I reprint below I said, as far back as November 19, when Hillary led all the polls, that Obama had me “wavering” over my … Hillary endorsement.…

Jan 5, 2008 – But then came the Des Moines Register’s endorsement of Hillary Clinton, which, while it obviously did little to help Clinton win Iowa…

Jan 4, 2008 – Not as old and tired as Hillary Clinton…

Jan 4, 2008 – if you haven’t already read Roger’s exquisite take on the experience, you can find it on his blog under the headline, “Tales of Hillary…

Jan 4, 2008 – seven weeks ago, all at at time when the big shot smart guys among D.C insiders, tv talking heads (and the polls) were all saying Hillary … I say this as someone who’s endorsed Hillary but has begun to waver.…

Jan 4, 2008 – It doesn’t look promising for Hillary. … Hillary and Obama are planning for more than that. With Hillary relying on women, especially older women. … Democrats: Obama 31%, John Edwards 27%, Hillary Clinton 24%.…

Jan 4, 2008 – Dick Morris: Hillary on the ropes, but far from out. Jonathan Alter: “Who Can Stop Obama?” … Now who could have paid for those calls…Hillary Clinton?” … NY Post: Candidates spending $200 for each vote Politico: “Should Hillary Clinton have skipped Iowa?”…

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Jan 3, 2008 – It was time, they agreed, to attempt the trifecta of high profile American politics and head off to… Hillary Headquarters. … The lights were on, as luck would have, it, but the place was not jumping, even though La Hillary would soon be there (the next day … We’d very much like to interview Hillary.” The volunteer smiled pleasantly and took the card.…

Jan 3, 2008 – The Glenn Beck/Hillary Clinton connection…Revealed! (Hillary photo via Ed Morrissey. Obligatory Airplane!…

Jan 3, 2008 – That said, the numbers are reversed for the Democratic nomination itself — Hillary leads Barrack 2-1. On the Republican side?…

Jan 3, 2008 – bit differently: DES MOINES, Iowa (Reuters) – Democrat Barack Obama surged to a four-point lead over John Edwards in Iowa, with Hillary … Scary stuff for Hillary, right? Maybe. Maybe not. … I’ve been saying for about two weeks now that Obama would win Iowa (and maybe NH, SC, and NV, too), Edwards in second, and Hillary…

Jan 3, 2008 – his “war on terrorism” –will lead to self searching and redefinition of America’s role in the world….For the first time a woman, Hillary … Hillary Clinton, as recentered as her husband could be, embodies the memory of a period of optimism and progress for her country.…

Jan 2, 2008 – Bob Novak expects Hillary Clinton to come in third place in Iowa tomorrow.…

Jan 2, 2008 – Democrats: Barack Obama 32%, Hillary Clinton 25%, John Edwards 24%. … That accounts for Obama’s rather large lead over Hillary Clinton, and over John Edwards, who is appealing to core Democrats rather … If he finishes second behind Edwards, that means Hillary is third. That could be a shattering blow for her. HILLARY CLINTON.…

Jan 2, 2008 – Hillary Clinton recently declared that while “there are those saying that al-Qaida did it. … For example, Thomas Houlahan of the Middle East Times noticed Hillary Clinton mistakenly believed Benazir Bhutto to be running against … Since Bhutto’s death John Edwards has called Musharraf to give him advice; Obama has blamed Hillary for Benazir’s death; Huckabee…

Jan 1, 2008 – , for example, in recent months in the aura of supposed inevitability—now conspicuously tarnished—that attended the campaign of Hillary…

Jan 1, 2008 – Hillary as Wonder Woman Sen.…

Jan 1, 2008 – The campaign in Iowa began with the candidates staking out their chosen themes: Hillary Clinton was in it to win it, casting herself … The answer will depend on which poll you cite, and you can find a poll to substantiate virtually any scenario you choose: a Hillary…

Jan 20, 2008 – Hillary Clinton was the clear preference of a plurality of Nevada Democrats, but Barack Obama won more delegates — 13, to Clinton’s … ABC News: McCain, Huckabee Locked in Dead Heat in South Carolina Abe Greenwald: It’s a big deal that Hillary lost the black vote … Instapundit: “A fairly big win for Hillary, I think — judging by how stressed she and Bill have seemed this week, they obviously thought…

Jan 19, 2008 – Frequently mostly correct. 12:52 pm PST At 3:39 PM Eastern Standard Time, Hillary Clinton was declared the winner of the Nevada … Somebody call the Nevada Gaming Commission. 12:35 pm PST Update: It’s almost time to call Nevada for Hillary, who seems to be the … Drudge has the numbers at 46.35% for Hillary Clinton, 45.925% for Barack Obama, and 6.01% for John Edwards.…

Jan 19, 2008 – Hillary Clinton beat Barack Obama by about 5 points in a record caucus turnout. … In Nevada, it’s a tight race between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. … Where Hillary led by 25 points two months ago.…

Jan 19, 2008 – Last week, Hillary Clinton assured Hispanic voters in Las Vegas that she would continue to support comprehensive immigration reform … And so the state teachers union — whose leaders support Hillary Clinton — brought a lawsuit, challenging the fairness of what the casinos … On behalf of the Culinary Workers Union, the committee allegedly funded a Spanish-language radio ad accusing Hillary Clinton and her…

Jan 18, 2008 – When Hillary Clinton lost the Iowa caucuses to Barack Obama on Jan. 3, she had a rough and ready explanation: The caucus system, which … One would expect, therefore, given Hillary Clinton’s avowed commitment to the principle that the right to vote must be more than nominal … Two days later, the Nevada State Education Association (the teachers union), whose leadership is solidly behind Hillary Clinton and…