Clinton Camp Tries to Lower the Bar

February 29, 2008

By TEDDY DAVIS and TALAL AL-KHATIB

The Clinton campaign audaciously tried to lower expectations for itself on Friday, putting out a memo and arguing on a conference call with reporters that there's "a problem" with Barack Obama if he cannot win Ohio, Texas, Rhode Island, and Vermont on March 4th.

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Not a Pretty Picture: Hillary Unmasked

February 29, 2008

By Dick Morris and Eileen McGann

The real Hillary Clinton stood up at the Democratic presidential debate this week: angry, sarcastic, stubborn, secretive, arrogant, mired in the past, victim of the media, and still firmly convinced that she is uniquely entitled to the Democratic Party nomination and the presidency.

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New Clinton Ad Prompts Reply From Obama

February 29, 2008

By Katharine Q. Seelye

WACO, Tex. — Playing on anxieties about national security, Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton has produced a “red phone moment” advertisement that suggests she would be better able to respond to a crisis than Senator Barack Obama.

“It’s 3 a.m. and your children are safe and asleep,” says a narrator as threatening music surges over dark black-and-white images.

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Grace goeth before fall; Hillary’s just losing it

February 29, 2008

By Deroy Murdock

Like a little girl whose Chief Executive Barbie is falling from her fingertips into the sea, Hillary Rodham Clinton’s presidential ambitions are slipping tragically from her grasp. This may explain her increasingly unhinged behavior, which would be bad enough were she winning. To lose this way, however, is particularly pathetic.

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Clinton faces Kenya cattle fine over Obama photo

February 29, 2008

By Daniel Wallis

Kenyan elders may impose a fine on U.S. presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton, payable in livestock, after a photo of her rival Barack Obama in robes dragged their people into the race for the White House.

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