Hillary Clinton

21 May 2008 -- Hillary Clinton won the Kentucky primary election, Tuesday, by a margin of more than two to one, but Barack Obama won the race in Oregon and passed a milestone in the Democratic Party's presidential contest. Hillary Clinton has vowed to stay in the race, while Obama is looking ahead to the presidential election in November.

Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton: Barack Obama photo by selena marie, Hillary Clinton photo by circulating (CC)

Hillary Clinton won the Kentucky primary by 35 percentage points. According to exit polls, she did well among women and white voters.    » read more »

5/20/2008 -- Hillary Clinton unveiled her proposal to provide increased opportunity and improve the quality of services for South Dakota’s Native American community today. Her plan, grounded in the principle of tribal sovereignty, focuses on job creation, improving the quality of health care and combating crime.

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May 2008 -- CNN’s political team will report live from the CNN Election Center and across Kentucky and Oregon as returns from those key states come in on Tuesday, May 20. CNN correspondents and analysts will be on-hand throughout the day to report the results and what it means for Sens. Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.    » read more »

Criticizes Senator McCain for Embracing George Bush’s Economic Vision

5/17/2008 -- Today, at a rally in Frankfort, Kentucky, Hillary Clinton will outline her plan to create good jobs for Kentucky workers and cut taxes for middle class families. Hillary will also criticize Senator McCain for embracing George Bush’s economic vision.

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May 15, 2008 -- WASHINGTON, DC — Senator Hillary Clinton today welcomed Senate passage of the 2008 Farm Bill conference report. The bill, which includes several measures that Senator Clinton cosponsored, provides needed funding for conservation, nutrition and renewable energy programs for American farmers and consumers. Having been approved by both houses of Congress, the bill will now go to the President for signature.    » read more »

18 May 2008 -- Democratic U.S. presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama campaigned hard Sunday as they sought to win over voters ahead of state primary contests this Tuesday in Kentucky and Oregon.

Clinton campaigned in Kentucky, where she is ahead in the polls and has received the endorsement of four former state governors.

Barack Obama in Oregon: Photo by Barack Obama campaign (CC)

She attended a church service in the Bowling Green area before heading to a campaign rally where she pledged to turn around the U.S. economy.    » read more »

John Edwards Endorses Barack Obama

May 14, 2008 -- John Edwards has officially endorsed Senator Barack Obama for president. The announcement was made at a rally Wednesday night in Grand Rapids, Michigan. In making his announcement, Mr. Edwards said, "The reason I am here tonight is that Democratic voters in America have made their choice and so have I."

John Edwards and Barack Obama: Photo by Beth and Christian Bell (CC)

"There is one man who knows in his heart that it is time to tear down that wall and make one America, Barack Obama," Mr. Edwards continued.    » read more »

May 13, 2008 -- WASHINGTON, DC—“I am pleased that the Senate has come together in a bipartisan manner to do the right thing for Americans who face the tragic effects of flood damage in their homes and communities. Over 140,000 New Yorkers are covered by the National Flood Insurance Program, and today’s action is an important step in ensuring that this protection remains intact.

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More Than 1,000 Women Across the Bluegrass State Lend Their Support to Hillary

5/13/2008 -- LOUISVILLE, KY - The Kentucky for Hillary campaign today unveiled its Women’s Leadership Council and announced more than 1,000 Bluegrass Women for Hillary. Women from across the Bluegrass State have lent their support and will continue to help lead Hillary Clinton on her path to victory in Kentucky on Tuesday.

Hillary Clinton: Photo by Schu (CC)    » read more »

5/14/2008 -- Tennessee Automatic Delegate Vicky Harwell announced her support for Hillary Clinton today. Harwell, of Pulaski, is president of the Tennessee Federation of Democratic Women.

"Hillary’s decisive victory in West Virginia is the latest evidence that she is the strongest candidate to take on John McCain and win back the White House,” Harwell said. “Hillary has the plans, leadership and experience to deliver real results as President."

Source: Hillary Clinton campaign

May 14, 2008 -- Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean announced today that the DNC has signed a joint fundraising agreement with the Clinton and Obama campaigns. As part of the agreement, a new entity, "Democratic White House Victory Fund," has been formed. The fund will allow both candidates to raise money for the Party, forming one joint fundraising committee account that will accept money for the nominee's primary and general election and for the DNC.    » read more »

Hawaii Superdelegate Dolly Strazar Endorses Barack Obama

May 12, 2008 -- Chicago, IL - Today, Hawaii Superdelegate Dolly Strazar endorsed Barack Obama for President. Strazar is the 279th superdelegate to endorse Obama. Obama is 152 delegates away from securing the Democratic nomination.

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5/12/2008 -- As the humanitarian situation in Burma continues to deteriorate, it is critical that the United States and the international community do everything possible to get humanitarian assistance into the country to save lives.

The Burmese junta has blocked international efforts, prevented humanitarian workers from distributing assistance, and insisted that the junta control aid distribution itself.

Burmese children: Photo by Gusjer (CC)    » read more »

5/12/2008 -- "Senator McCain's proposal simply does not go far enough to address the growing threat that the climate crisis poses to our children and grandchildren. Real leadership means taking this problem head on with a comprehensive, science-based plan instead of halfway measures.

Hillary Clinton: Photo by Keith Kissel (CC)

While Senator McCain's proposals may be improvement on President Bush's, that’s not saying much."

Source: Hillary Clinton campaign

5/12/2008 -- "Like all Americans, my thoughts and prayers are with the people of China, as they grapple with the devastation caused by the terrible earthquake which struck Sichuan province earlier today.

"I extend my condolences to those who have lost loved ones and am especially grieved by the number of children who have been affected. I welcome President Bush’s offer of assistance, and join with him and all Americans in our readiness to help in any way at this time of need."

Source: Hillary Clinton campaign