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Month: January 2008

Clinton, McCain Win In New Hampshire

(AP) — In the land of comebacks, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton and John McCain revived their sagging campaigns Tuesday night and catapulted the Democratic and Republican presidential races into a surprise state of chaos. Neither could afford to lose New Hampshire. Suddenly, the fallen front-runners look like winners again. Clinton defied campaign-closing polls and the

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Clinton, McCain Win In New Hampshire

(AP) — In the land of comebacks, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton and John McCain revived their sagging campaigns Tuesday night and catapulted the Democratic and Republican presidential races into a surprise state of chaos. Neither could afford to lose New Hampshire. Suddenly, the fallen front-runners look like winners again. Clinton defied campaign-closing polls and the

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Huckabee Woos Voters With Coffee

(AP) — Even a cup of coffee didn’t sway one stubborn independent voter – though Republican Mike Huckabee gave it his all Tuesday as New Hampshire residents went to the polls in the state’s presidential primary. Outside the Brookside Congregational Church in Manchester, Huckabee waded into the crowd to greet voters outside the polling place.

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Huckabee Woos Voters With Coffee

(AP) — Even a cup of coffee didn’t sway one stubborn independent voter – though Republican Mike Huckabee gave it his all Tuesday as New Hampshire residents went to the polls in the state’s presidential primary. Outside the Brookside Congregational Church in Manchester, Huckabee waded into the crowd to greet voters outside the polling place.

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Obama, McCain Get Early Votes

(AP) — Residents of two tiny towns stayed up late to give Democrat Barack Obama and Republican John McCain early victories in the New Hampshire presidential primary. In Hart’s Location, Obama received 9 votes, Hillary Rodham Clinton 3 and John Edwards 1. On the Republican side, McCain received 6 votes, Mike Huckabee 5, Ron Paul

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Obama, McCain Get Early Votes

(AP) — Residents of two tiny towns stayed up late to give Democrat Barack Obama and Republican John McCain early victories in the New Hampshire presidential primary. In Hart’s Location, Obama received 9 votes, Hillary Rodham Clinton 3 and John Edwards 1. On the Republican side, McCain received 6 votes, Mike Huckabee 5, Ron Paul

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Summit Fuels Bloomberg 2008 Talk

(AP) — New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s potential independent bid for president depends largely on whether the major party candidates embrace the political center, said Democrats and Republicans who met with the mayor on Monday. The bipartisan gathering attracted former senators, one-time governors and a current lawmaker. But the main draw for the media, students

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Summit Fuels Bloomberg 2008 Talk

(AP) — New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s potential independent bid for president depends largely on whether the major party candidates embrace the political center, said Democrats and Republicans who met with the mayor on Monday. The bipartisan gathering attracted former senators, one-time governors and a current lawmaker. But the main draw for the media, students

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Romney Tries To Rebound On Record

(AP) — Mitt Romney has staked his political comeback in New Hampshire on the strength of his resume – success in business, fixing a troubled Olympics, turning a budget deficit into a surplus in neighboring Massachusetts. It’s a late gamble that may prove a better bet than the policy positions that exposed him time and

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Romney Tries To Rebound On Record

(AP) — Mitt Romney has staked his political comeback in New Hampshire on the strength of his resume – success in business, fixing a troubled Olympics, turning a budget deficit into a surplus in neighboring Massachusetts. It’s a late gamble that may prove a better bet than the policy positions that exposed him time and

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Leadoff Primary Shapes White House Race

(AP) — Only five days after the Iowa caucuses opened the presidential race, New Hampshire took its turn Tuesday shaping an electric Democratic contest and a mystifying Republican one. Bidding for victory were a surging Barack Obama and a field full of would-be “comeback kids.” In a sign of these fast-moving times, the nation’s first

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