Think the Dem contest will be over on June 3rd?
Not so fast, sez Hillary:
Clinton and the misogyny/sexism debate
With just a couple of weeks left in the primary/caucus season for Democrats, and with Hillary Clinton’s campaign desperate for answers as to what happened, the focus of discussion in the media today has turned to sexism and misogyny, and what role – if any – did it play in the Dem race for the presidential nomination. Lois Romano in the Washington Post interviewed Clinton about the issue Sunday, and here’s what Clinton had to say:
Hillary claims popular vote lead
The NYT reports that Hillary is engaging in some creative math in order to claim a popular vote lead:
VIDEO: Proof that Clintonista James Rubin lied about interview with McCain
This morning, the Washington Post published an opinion piece written by Bill Clinton’s assistant secretary of state and chief spokesman for State James Rubin, accusing John McCain of hypocrisy on the issue of negotiating directly and unconditionally with tyrannical rules by citing an interview he did with McCain he did two years ago after Hamas’ parliamentary election victories. He wrote:
Hillary’s female supporters rebel against Obama’s NARAL endorsement
Rick Klein at the Political Punch blog reports:
What will happen with John Edwards’ pledged delegates?
That’s the question on a lot of people’s minds this morning. Avi Zenilman at Ben Smith’s Politico blog has the answer: