hillary clinton pennsylvania primary
Pennsylvania was the largest state of the five holding contests Tuesday.
"We won't see a presidential candidate like Bernie again in our lifetimes." As I heard these words, spoken by a woman at a Sanders campaign event recently, I felt a chill go through me. Because I knew she was right. We won't.
Hillary must continue to draw contrasts with Obama, raise questions about the nature and extent of his associations with Rev. Wright and terrorist leader William Ayers, and raise more questions about his values in comparison with hers.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
WHAT'S HAPPENING
The Texas and Ohio results persuaded me that the Bradley Effect is real, and the Clinton campaign has been successful in characterizing Obama as a primarily "black" candidate.
She started with a lead of almost 20 points. But her final margin of 9.2% fell far short of what was needed to stop Obama's nomination. Here's why.
Here we go again. Stomp on Hillary for winning. The critics are downplaying Clinton's victory, dismissing any triumph as meaningless, and suggesting once again that she drop out.
After last night, despite an apparent ten point victory in Pennsylvania, Hillary Clinton is no longer electable in a general election.