Hillary Wants to Ignore Delegate Math

WASHINGTON -- The Senate’s second-ranking Republican says it wouldn’t be a bad idea if President-elect Barack Obama named Hillary Rodham Clinton as secretary of state. "It seems to me she’s got the experience. She’s got the...... more

It has become the custom for US Presidents to give a weekly address on Saturdays. Until now radio has been the medium but when he becomes President, Barack Obama will be using YouTube as well as radio-yet another sign that he is Internet savvy. I suspect that the messages are likely to attract a bigger audience by using YouTube. I don’t know how many people have been listening to the radio presentations but availability on YouTube offers a lot more flexibility. ... more

Barack Obama - Should We Want Him To Succeed ? Since the election was decided almost two weeks ago, there have been commentaries and pundits many who are conservatives who have stated that now that Barack Obama has been elected President, we should wish him well and hope that he succeeds. I have a problem with this type of a blanket wish for success with someone in whom I have no agreement with concerning policy and whose political philosophy, I believe, is not only dangerous for our ... more

Los medios de comunicación estadounidenses especulan sobre la posible composición del gabinete de Obama ver fuente ... more

I haven’t jumped on the Hillary Clinton at Foggy Bottom rumor, mainly because it’s just a rumor. Like all the rumored appointments — Kerry and/or Richardson at State, Gates and/or Hagel and/or Kerry at Defense, Alberto Gonzales back in a triumphat stint at AG — they’re just rumors, and none of them should be taken particulary seriously yet. Did she talk to Obama about it? Possibly. Does that she’s a lock for the job? Of course not. Nobody should be considere... more

Change and bipartisanship. The themes of the Obama campaign. What if he applies those to his Cabinet appointments? Here are some possibilities, all serious, but some not likely. First, Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State. Best reason? She knows all the players and has bigger balls than the villains she would have to deal with. Second best reason? It would get her out of the Senate, where she could otherwise be a major pain in the ass for President Obama. Worst drawback? Bill would ha... more

By FoxNews.comA controversial new Hillary Clinton attack ad is causing an Internet stir among critics who claim it deliberately darkens Barack Obama’s skin color.A posting on the liberal site DailyKos.com shows side-by-side screen grabs of Barack Obama taken during a debate with Clinton in Cleveland last week. The screen grab used in the Clinton ad shows a clearly darker-skinned Obama, prompting some to wonder if it was done to highlight his race.Despite the strong similarities between the... more

By Christina Bellantoni, Washington TimesSen. Hillary Rodham Clinton’s relentless attacks on Sen. Barack Obama exposed his weaknesses and helped her regain support among her core voters in last night’s contests, but did not deliver the decisive margins that several Democratic superdelegates said they were looking for to keep her candidacy alive.As the new front-runner leading up to the critical elections, Mr. Obama endured a week of his first real rough-and-tumble politics coming fro... more

By: Peter F. PaulHillary and Bill Clinton have made a significant issue about how the press is treating Hillary unfairly in their hyper-critical reporting on her and their “softball” reporting on Barak Obama. Hillary maintains she has been fully investigated by the media and Barak hasn’t!As the Tony Rezko trial begins in Chicago, Clinton and her surrogates are linking Obama to Rezko and the media is speculating about whether Obama will be called to testify as a witness in the c... more