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Democrats nominate Obama for presidentDemocrats officially nominate Barack Obama for US president after dramatic intervention from Hillary Clinton. ... |
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Can Barack Obama pull off a win in Pennsylvania?Greetings from Scranton, Pennsylvania – home of Hillary Clinton’s forebears and the American version of “The Office” (which is, naturally, far inferior to the original British series). The conventional wisdom says that Barack Obama is toast in Pennsylvania. And for many go... |
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Hillary Clinton (almost) says goodbyeFull coverage of the US Elections 2008Hillary Clinton today sent a video message in a mass email to supporters thanking them for their support in the campaign. No mention of winning, no appeal for funds, the former First Lady, soft voiced and looking tired, simply thanked her fans for “what... |
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Live blog: Obama's acceptance speechJoin Oliver Burkeman as Barack Obama accepts the Democratic nomination at Denver's Invesco Field ... |
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Oprah won't interview Sarah Palin until after the electionThe Sarah Palin News Vortex has bagged another celebrity. And this time it's a biggun'. Oprah Winfrey was ensnared in controversy this morning when the Drudge Report posted that the Big O, a vocal supporter of Barack Obama, is refusing to have Governor Palin on her show. Oprah fired off a statemen ... |
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Europeans view Obama's acceptance speech as strongEuropeans on Friday greeted Barack Obama's acceptance of the U.S. Democratic nomination as a strong performance that boosted ... ... |
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