As reported here earlier, Hillary Clinton won the Nevada caucuses, but there’s some controversy tonight over who won the most delegates in Nevada this afternoon. Reading various accounts of controversy, apparently although Hillary Clinton won the raw vote, “senior aides to Sen. Barack Obama (Ill.) believe they have narrowly won the fight for delegates in [...]
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The news of the day on the abortion front was prominent. Among the figures used in the various reports is one that says that fifty million abortions have been performed in the U.S. since Roe v. Wade. While that number can be approached from a variety of different vantage points, my reflection leads me to [...]
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Here’s an itch that I’ve been wanting to scratch so I guess that I’ll just let it hang out. I probably looked forward to the Hillary Clinton presidential candidacy since some time just after the end of the 2000 election. Watching her perform on the campaign trail (and by “her” I include, but do not [...]
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All of the major news outlets have called the Democratic Nevada caucuses for Hillary Clinton. Romney took the win in the Republican caucuses.
CBS News entrance polls shoed that “nearly half of Democratic caucus-goers said the economy was their most important issue, while one in four cited health care and 22 percent cited the Iraq war.” [...]
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Go over to TPM and watch this wonderful Bill Moyers commentary on Hillary Clinton’s LBJ/MLK comment that caused so much controversy. This is a great piece by Moyers.
As Moyers points out, it was the NY Times who started the ball rolling on the criticism of Clinton and they have yet to apologize.
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