Image from WikipediaFast Start for Soft Money Groups in 2008 Election
Ted Turner: Global warming could lead to cannibalism
Carter hints at Obama backing
Richardson: I never promised Clintons
How Some Florida Delegates Could Be Seated
For McCain, son's duty in Iraq is not a talking point
Donations to DCCC Spike after Clinton Threat To Pelosi
Obama raises more than $40 million in March
NATO Spurns New Members
Chinese Spying Grows, U.S. Says
FAA Probes 4 Airlines
Murtha: Clinton Cannot Win Nomination Without Popular Vote
Oil execs to take heat from lawmakers Tuesday...
WSJ: New Backing for Obama As Party Seeks Unity... - Drudge Report
Thursday
Roundup: Ted Turner: Global warming could lead to cannibalism; Carter hints at Obama backing; Fast Start for Soft Money Groups in 2008 Election
Monday
Carville Unloads: Richardson Misled, Promised He'd Back Hillary
Image from WikipediaCarville Unloads: Richardson Misled, Promised He'd Back Hillary
Excerpt:
"Long time Clinton backer James Carville charged on Thursday that, prior to endorsing Sen. Barack Obama, Bill Richardson promised several "very, very senior" Clinton supporters that he would back the New York Democrat.
Carville said the matter was "terribly mishandled" by Richardson and that the New Mexico governor owed Clinton supporters an apology."
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Friday
Parsing the Endorsement Of Obama by Richardson - The Wall Street Journal
Parsing the Endorsement Of Obama by Richardson - The Wall Street Journal
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB120608296179754525.html?mod=googlenews_wsj
Excerpt:
"A Democratic party effort to avert a prolonged and potentially damaging nomination fight between Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton could be jumpstarted today by New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson's endorsement of Mr. Obama.
Mr. Richardson plans to make the endorsement at a campaign rally with Mr. Obama today in Oregon and will call him a "once-in-a-lifetime leader that can bring our nation together and restore America's moral leadership in the world," the Associated Press reports. It is an important endorsement on at least three fronts. Mr. Richardson is an influential superdelegate for the party, whose declaration of support could draw the backing of other superdelegates needed to secure the nomination, since neither candidate seems likely to win it through delegates earned in the primaries and caucuses. He was a prominent second-tier candidate before the race narrowed to the two frontrunners, and as such has been courted by both campaigns since he dropped out. And he is the country's only Hispanic governor, and could thus help Sen. Obama with a key bloc of voters that has mostly leaned toward Sen. Clinton."
Wednesday
Bill and Hillary Clinton - ON DEADLINE: Chickens Come Home to Roost
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Hillary Clinton at the University of Maine - The view from outside, turned away, in the cold
ON DEADLINE: Chickens Come Home to Roost
Excerpt:
"Some are folks who owe the Clintons a favor but still feel betrayed or taken for granted. Could that be why Bill Richardson, a former U.N. secretary and energy secretary in the Clinton administration, refused to endorse her even after an angry call from the former president? "What," Bill Clinton reportedly asked Richardson, "isn't two Cabinet posts enough?"
And some just want something new. They appreciate the fact that Clinton was a successful president and his wife was an able partner, but they never loved the couple as much as they feared them.
Never count the Clintons out. They are brilliant politicians who defied conventional wisdom countless times in Arkansas and Washington. But time is running out."
Tuesday
Bill Richardson's Choice - The Washington Post Blog
Bill Richardson's Choice - The Washington Post Blog
Excerpt:
"Gov. Bill Richardson's phone has been ringing off the hook. Sen. Hillary Clinton called Sunday night. That was followed by a call from former president Bill Clinton, then a call from Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell, who's supporting Clinton. Sen. Barack Obama called twice Monday morning....
Richardson's torn. He served in the Clinton White House, first as ambassador to the United Nations, then as Clinton's Secretary of Energy. "I have a history with the Clintons," Richardson said. "And I've always liked her. She always seems very genuine." But Richardson considers Kennedy, who's long been respected by Hispanics, as "a mentor." In 1982, when Richardson ran for Congress for the second time -- he lost two years before -- Kennedy flew to Santa Fe and campaigned for him. "That might have been the reason I was elected," Richardson said. And he said he likes Obama, telling a story about how Obama saved him during one of last year's Democratic debates:"
http://blog.washingtonpost.com/the-trail/2008/01/29/richardsons_choice.html
Thursday
Bill Richardson to Musharraf: Step Down!
See also: World leaders condemn Bhutto assassination
Bill Richardson to Musharraf: Step Down!
Excerpt:
"Richardson stated, "It is in the interests of the US that there be a democratic Pakistan that relentlessly hunts down terrorists. Musharraf has failed,and his attempts to cling to power are destabilizing his country. He must go.""
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/beverly-davis/richardson-to-musharraf-_b_78430.html
Wednesday
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Saturday
By Bill Richardson - Why We Should Exit Iraq Now
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