Yesterday in New Hampshire, Barack Obama warns his supporters that it ain’t over until it’s over and it ain’t over until the fat lady sings.
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Hillary Clinton’s not about to cede the “youth vote” (and particularly the young woman vote) to Senator Obama. Here’s a clip of her answering questions from students on Darfur, “green-collar’” jobs, student loans, the economy, Iraq. She’s got a healthcare plan, an energy plan, a plan for Iraq, a global warming plan . . . she’s got a whole lot of plans.
Sound Bite: “I don’t think that there’s a contradiction between change and experience.”
Representative Jesse Jackson, Jr. (D-IL), Barack Obama campaign national co-chair, didn’t think much of Hillary Clinton’s “emotional” moment before the New Hampshire primary.
Sound Bite: “Her appearance brought her to tears but not Hurricane Katrina.”
Jackie Broyles and Dunlap — the Red State Update boys — scrutinize the New Hampshire primary results.
On Obama: “If I lost to Hillary Clinton, I’d be ready to go and fire one up.”
On Edwards: “I guess all those people sleeping on grates and under bridges didn’t come out to vote for him.”
On Hillary: “In her defense, all women cry.”
“I found my own voice” in New Hampshire says Hillary Clinton in her victory speech after last night’s primary.
There’s a long road ahead, says John Edwards after coming in third in the New Hampshire primary. True enough, but the southerner could use a strong showing in the upcoming South Carolina primary.
John McCain trots out the obligatory Rocky clips and music to celebrate his “comeback” victory in New Hampshire
Sound Bite: “I’m past the age when I can claim the noun ‘kid’ no matter what adjective precedes it . . . we sure showed ‘em what a comeback is.”
Senator Obama tries to put a positive spin on his second-place finish in the New Hampshire primary, citing the large Democratic turnout and the emergence of a “new American majority.”
Sound Bite: “We are ready to take this country in a fundamentally new direction. That’s what’s happening in America right now. Change is what’s happening in America.”
A hoarse, aggravated and, perhaps, desperate Bill Clinton says the media is going easy on Obama.
Sound Bite: “This whole thing is the biggest fairy tale I’ve ever seen.”
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The latest Gallup poll (Jan 4-6) shows Barack Obama soaring to a double digit lead over Hillary Clinton: 41% to 28%. Edwards logs in third with 19%.
It’s a bit closer in the Republican race with McCain (34%) slightly ahead of Romney (30%). Mike Huckabee is a distant third with 13%.
A “tired” Hillary Clinton gets a bit emotional during a Q & A in New Hampshire.
Sound Bite: “I have so many opportunities from this country. I just don’t want to see us fall backwards.”
She was feeling a bit better later in the day.
Cindy got a “power hit” from seeing Obama.
These two women in Manchester, NH gush for Obama. And gush. And gush.
Some lighthearted suggestions from Biil Clinton on how to re-energize his wife’s campaign.
Yet another video of folks queuing up for Obama:
End of the Line:
It’s come to this: The Obama campaign has posted videos of New Hampshire voters standing in line waiting to get into their man’s rally.
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