According to the Caucus blog, Hill blew into town this morning, but it wasn’t to work on behalf of New Yorkers.  She was too tied up in campaign promising.

“I had a conversation with Barack Obama. I’m waiting to hear from Hillary Clinton” — undecided voter Hayden Panettiere (USMagazine.com).  WWWD (What Would the Whales Do)?

MSNBC reporter suspended for ‘pimped-out’ Chelsea comment –

Michael Tackett: Clinton Campaign Manager Out

Democrat strategist James Carville has numerously denied his involvement in any campaigns this cycle.  He’s even gone as far as saying he’s not doing any “domestic political consulting.”  Perhaps that line was quasi believable up until yesterday.  While doing a radio interview in Canada, Carville left his “agenda” sitting out in plain site.  Not such a …

Rush Considers Hillary Fundraiser

Obama agrees to two more debates with Clinton

Yesterday, after dozens of reports speculated that Hillary Clinton would loan herself money in order to keep pace with Obama – she did just that.  Obama’s response to Hillary’s $5 million transfer … one up her. Impressive, very impressive. UPDATE: Hillary’s camp, not pleased. Obama Raises $7M Post Super Tuesday By CHARLES …

Have the Clinton’s found yet another campaign finance loophole? Amanda Carpenter begs an important question. [must read]

Let the gut punching continue. The Associated Press (2/6, Pickler) reports, “With a split decision on Super Tuesday, Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama have entered into a protracted campaign that may not end for weeks. This isn’t how it was supposed to play out in the compressed primary calendar. …

Last night it was Hillary’s turn to convince the American electorate that she was the underdog. NEW YORK (AP) — That rough, husky tone to New York Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton’s voice didn’t come from the campaign trail. “Every New Yorker has a sore throat after last night,” Clinton told …

Romney campaigns throughout the night [red bull]

Hillary steps in it again -breaks her campaign promise to bring 200,000 new jobs to upstate NY. Sen. Clinton: “Well, I might have been a little exuberant, but I thought we could do it.” (Jerry Zremski, “It’s The Economy, Clinton Says,” The Buffalo [NY] News, 2/4/08)

Fiddy for Hillary “For President, I’d like to see Hillary Clinton…I just think she could do a good job. I mean Obama, ain’t nothing bad about Obama in my eyes either. I just think Hillary — that would be my choice.” Adding, “I’m not sure America’s ready to have a …