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January 10, 2008
AP Interview: Thompson ‘makes his stand’ in South Carolina
(AP) - Republican presidential candidate Fred Thompson says he's making his stand in South Carolina.
January 09, 2008
Obama wins support of big Nevada union—a blow to Clinton, Edwards
(AP) - Barack Obama's campaign has landed a major endorsement in Nevada.
Huckabee hangs hopes on S.C. Christians
(AP) - Republican Mike Huckabee is hoping to build on his lead in the polls in South Carolina.
McCain, Romney preparing for showdown in Michigan
(AP) - John McCain says he is very optimistic about his chances in Michigan now that he has some momentum after winning yesterday in New Hampshire.
Candidates shift focus to more primaries following New Hampshire
(AP) - Presidential contenders are turning their focus to the next primaries after voters in Iowa and New Hampshire produced four different winners between the two parties.
Winners comment on morning shows
(AP) - New Hampshire's winners are weighing in on last night's surprising primary results.
Voter ID law before Supreme Court
(AP) - Democrats and Republicans square off before the Supreme Court today over an Indiana law that requires voters to produce photo identification before they can cast a ballot.
Moderates help McCain, women aid Clinton
(AP) - An exit poll has found that John McCain's experience, reputation for "straight talk" and appeal among moderates helped him beat Mitt Romney in New Hampshire's Republican primary.
January 08, 2008
Clinton overtakes Obama, resurrects White House bid
(AP) - Hillary Rodham Clinton has proven that more than one Clinton can be "the Comeback Kid" in New Hampshire, as she basks in a primary victory over challenger Barack Obama.
NEW: Federal magistrate orders White House to provide info on e-mails
(AP) - A federal magistrate has ordered the White House to reveal whether copies of possibly millions of missing e-mails are stored on computer backup tapes.
White House calls Iranian-US Navy incident “reckless”
The White House apparently isn't satisfied with Tehran's explanation for a recent confrontation between U.S. and Iranian ships.
Candidates greet candidates in New Hampshire
Springlike temperatures and political candidates are greeting people heading to the polls for today's New Hampshire primary.
Voters flocking to the polls
(AP) - After months of listening, New Hampshire voters are doing the talking today, in the voting booth.
McCain, Obama jump out in front in early voting
(AP) - Residents of two tiny New Hampshire towns stayed up late to give Barack Obama and John McCain early victories in the first presidential primary of 2008.
January 07, 2008
Hillary Clinton says it’s personal
(AP) - Hillary Rodham Clinton says the race for the White House isn't just political.
Huckabee getting attention despite 3rd place showing in polls
(AP) - It's a busy for Mitt Romney -- with six events, an end-of-the-day rally and a two-minute television ad in his efforts to beat John McCain in tomorrow's New Hampshire primary.
NYC Mayor Bloomberg talks bipartisan politics with older generation of lawmakers
(AP) - New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is to meet with a bipartisan panel of current and former lawmakers and elected officials from around the country today in Oklahoma to discuss what irks them about the state of American politics.
Candidates in final push for votes in Granite State
(AP) - Democrat Barack Obama says something is "stirring in the air" on the eve of the New Hampshire primary. He drew big crowds to five rallies yesterday.
January 06, 2008
USA Today-Gallup poll
(AP) - There's fresh evidence of a surge toward Barack Obama in New Hampshire in the battle for the Democratic presidential nomination.
GOP candidates rip into each other again, poll shows tight race at top
(AP) - With the clock ticking toward tomorrow's New Hampshire primary, Republican rivals are touting their records and blasting those of opponents.
President keeping quiet about 2008 race
(AP) - There are plenty of pundits willing to talk about the presidential race, but at least one person is trying to keep his mouth shut: the president himself.
With two days to go Democrats rev up campaigning
(AP) - The debate is over, but the Democrats are still hard at work trying to convince voters with just two days to go until New Hampshire's primary.
GOP candidates continue debate on Sunday talk shows
(AP) - Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney is brushing aside the ample criticism piled on him during last night's debate.
January 05, 2008
Clinton and Edwards try to stop Obama in New Hampshire
(AP) - Democratic presidential candidates Hillary Rodham Clinton and John Edwards are turning up the heat on rival Barack Obama.
Romney grabs ‘change’ theme as he tries to rebound in New Hampshire
(AP) - Republican Mitt Romney is trying to cast himself as an agent of change in New Hampshire, where he is trying to prevent John McCain and other rivals from handing him a potentially crippling primary loss.
UPDATE: Republican hopefuls face off in New Hampshire debate
(AP) - Senator John McCain says he alone among Republican presidential contenders criticized President Bush's initial policy in the war on Iraq.
Romney wins Wyoming Republican caucuses
(AP) - Mitt Romney is chalking up his first victory. He's won today's Wyoming Republican caucuses.
Dean points to large turnout as good news for Democrats
(AP) - Democratic Party Chairman Howard Dean says the large turnout at the Iowa caucuses shows that Americans are looking to put a Democrat in the White House.
January 04, 2008
Republicans hold second-in-nation caucuses tomorrow
(AP) - Don't forget Wyoming.
Candidates in New Hampshire
(AP) - Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney says he's running a different campaign in New Hampshire, and is now taking aim at rival John McCain.
