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Clinton Joins Obama?

Everyone's abuzz: Will Hillary push for the White House as No. 2?

‘Hillary Clinton showed interest to become Obama's vice presidential nominee’ if it would help Democrats win the White House.

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  • October 2008
    • Clintons Cool to Obama After Hillary Snub

      Clintons Cool to Obama After Hillary Snub

      (Newser) - Bill and Hillary Clinton are doing little to help elect Barack Obama because the Democratic nominee “balked” at promising Hillary a Supreme Court judgeship, insiders tell the New York Post . “Hillary wants an assurance that if she shows loyalty and goes out there like a good soldier, she will be rewarded with a nomination,” a source said; Clinton reps denied it. More »

  • September 2008
    • Clinton Cancels Event After Palin Invited, Too

      Clinton Cancels Event After Palin Invited, Too

      (AP) - Hillary Clinton has canceled an appearance at a New York rally next week after organizers blindsided her by also inviting Sarah Palin. Several American Jewish groups are planning a major demonstration outside the United Nations on Sept. 22 to protest against Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Clinton aides were furious that Palin had also been invited—a fact they first learned when informed by reporters. More »

    • Facing Palin, 6 Women's Groups Endorse Obama

      Facing Palin, 6 Women's Groups Endorse Obama

      (AP) - Six women's rights groups endorsed Barack Obama for president yesterday, asserting the historic selection of Sarah Palin does not make up for John McCain's lack of support on issues important to women. One of those groups was the National Organization for Women, which has not endorsed a presidential candidate since Walter Mondale ran with Geraldine Ferraro in 1984. More »

  • August 2008
    • Clinton Fans Say Her Support for Obama Tepid

      Clinton Fans Say Her Support for Obama Tepid

      (Newser) - Yesterday Hillary Clinton gave a speech in Florida, site of her uncontested primary victory, and urged Democrats to vote for Barack Obama in November. But as the New York Times reports, many at the rally found her support for the presumptive nominee lukewarm at best. In a room full of her supporters, the sentiment prevailed that Clinton's performance was more perfunctory than heartfelt. More »

    • Clinton to Police Her Devotees in Denver

      Clinton to Police Her Devotees in Denver

      (Newser) - Hillary Clinton is deploying a 40-member "whip team" at the Democratic convention in Denver to make sure her supporters do not cause a ruckus with anti-Obama demonstrations during the roll-call vote, reports Politico. The symbolic floor vote on Clinton's nomination is supposed to be an emotional "catharsis" for her backers, but not too emotional. Clinton joins Obama in wanting to present a unified Democratic front, she says. More »

    • McCain Pulls Even with Obama in Ohio: Poll

      McCain Pulls Even with Obama in Ohio: Poll

      (Newser) - John McCain has caught up to Barack Obama in Ohio, a possible indication that staunch Hillary Clinton supporters have neither forgiven nor forgotten, the Hill reports. Obama led in the crucial swing state in June and July, but a new poll shows him and McCain tied at 45%. Almost 90% of Republicans support McCain, to just 75% of Democrats backing Obama. More »

    • Clinton Backers Push for Convention Nomination

      Clinton Backers Push for Convention Nomination

      (Newser) - A group of Hillary Clinton's delegates are working to make sure their candidate's name is put up for nomination at the Democratic convention, the San Francisco Chronicle reports. Clinton backers say the symbolic move will serve as recognition for the 18 million voters who chose Hillary in the primaries, and whose votes will be vital in November. More »

    • Hillary, Michelle Headline DNC's First 2 Nights

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