2008 Presidential Race
Feb. 26th, 2008 07:28 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
chromodynamicsOn the Democratic side:
Sen. Dodd is going to endorse Obama today.
The latest polls seem to indicate that Texas is all tied up, though the latest SurveyUSA poll (an organization that I feel does the most accurate national polling, which I will have to go into later) has Obama up 49% to Hillary’s 45%.
Drudge is reporting that Clinton staffers are attempting to smear Obama by showing a photo of him in native Somalian garb.
It is unclear yet if this was distributed by the Clinton campaign as part of a plan for Hillary to sharpen her attacks against Obama in an attempt to convert the last-minute undecideds.
Both:
I haven’t posted in a few day, but obviously the big news from the weekend was Nader announcing that he will run for president again.
Here is an article talking about the veepstakes, and specifically which governors are most likely for each side.
On the Republican side:
The DNC has filed a complaint with the FEC asking for an investigation into McCain’s withdrawal from the public financing system.
McCain is attempting to “clarify” his remark that the U.S. may need to remain in Iraq for another 100 years.
Sen. Dodd is going to endorse Obama today.
The latest polls seem to indicate that Texas is all tied up, though the latest SurveyUSA poll (an organization that I feel does the most accurate national polling, which I will have to go into later) has Obama up 49% to Hillary’s 45%.
Drudge is reporting that Clinton staffers are attempting to smear Obama by showing a photo of him in native Somalian garb.
It is unclear yet if this was distributed by the Clinton campaign as part of a plan for Hillary to sharpen her attacks against Obama in an attempt to convert the last-minute undecideds.
Both:
I haven’t posted in a few day, but obviously the big news from the weekend was Nader announcing that he will run for president again.
Here is an article talking about the veepstakes, and specifically which governors are most likely for each side.
On the Republican side:
The DNC has filed a complaint with the FEC asking for an investigation into McCain’s withdrawal from the public financing system.
McCain is attempting to “clarify” his remark that the U.S. may need to remain in Iraq for another 100 years.