Tags | Domains | Searches | Statistics | Options | Advanced Search
|
Tags | Domains | Searches | Statistics | Options | Advanced Search |
Mouth of the Potomac - Nov 11, 2007
One of undercurrents to tonight's Jefferson Jackson Dinner in Iowa is the organizing strength on display around the event. Hillary Clinton clearly won the sign battle, plastering all the best locations around the …
Mouth of the Potomac - Nov 10, 2007
John Edwards just planted a shot on Hillary Clinton's jaw, telling reporters in Iowa that the question-planting her campaign admitted to was "what George Bush does." Camp Clinton owned up Friday to approaching a …
Mouth of the Potomac - Oct 31, 2007
What's the difference in politics between criticism and attack? It can be tough to tell, but often it depends on whether you're on the giving or receiving end. Take a memo top Hillary Clinton strategist Mark Penn sent …
Mouth of the Potomac - Oct 30, 2007
The University of Iowa has in new Hawkeye Poll out today. It’s good news for Hillary Clinton, and not such bad news for Rudy. On the Dems’ side it’s Clinton, 28.9%, Barack Obama, 26.6%, and John Edwards with 20%. For …
 |
SECRET/NOFORN: DEM, W.H. SUBJECTS FRATERNIZINGMouth of the Potomac - Oct 26, 2007 TO: DIRECTOR, FBI FROM: AGENT ORANGE Subject 1: Dark-haired PR man with stiletto tongue manning Hillary Clinton's rear guard. Reputed to slice and dice all manner of affronts, attacks and simple information inquiries … |
Mouth of the Potomac - Oct 25, 2007
Here are responses from Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton's Senate office, and John Edwards on President Bush's new Iran sanctions. Clinton and Obama like them, but Obama still hits Hillary for voting for last month's …
Mouth of the Potomac - Oct 25, 2007
The Granite state’s pledge to out-leapfrog all others to maintain first primary status has produced agita among the out-leapfrogged. “New Hampshire has this hammerlock, folks,” Sen. Carl Levin (D-Mich.) said today in …
Mouth of the Potomac - Oct 2, 2007
Let's try to get beyond the hype and spin for a minute, and take a look at what Hillary Clinton's third-quarter fund-raising win means. Here's our story on the basics. First off, there's not really any way it can be …
Mouth of the Potomac - Oct 2, 2007
So Barack Obama was the first of the top three Democrats out with fund-raising numbers, reporting $19 million gathered in the third quarter for the primary campaign, plus more than a million more for the general …
Mouth of the Potomac - Sep 25, 2007
Hillary Clinton picked up a couple of nice endorsements today -- the bricklayers union and Indiana Sen. Evan Bayh. Bayh is clearly the coup though, he's a red state Democrat who can make the electability argument for …