WaPo on Iraq: The US “may be winning this war”
The WaPo acknowledges what the NYT (and Barack Obama) refuses to:
The Puerto Rico primary (UPDATE 3: HILLARY IS WINNING BY 36%, WITH 85% REPORTING)
The polls are set to close in the Puerto Rico primary at 3 PM ET. 55 delegates are up for grabs (and 8 uncommitted superdels), and based on the polling info available, it’s expected that Hillary Clinton will win PR by double digits – maybe as much as 15 to 20 points.
Explosive Vanity Fair article hints strongly that Bill Clinton still engages in ‘extracurricular activities’
Very lengthy, but well worth the read. It’s written by Todd Purdum, a guy who has covered Bill Clinton since 1992 – who also happens to be married to former Clinton press. sec. Dee Dee Myers, who he says was not a source for the article.
The DNC decision: The day after
One day after DNC party head honchos decided the fates of the disputed Michigan and Florida delegates, the debate rages on as to whether or not it was “fair,” what this means for the future in terms of the nomination, and whether or not the “unity” so many at the DNC RBC meeting yesterday predicted would come from the vote will actually take place. Judging by some of the reactions I’m reading in the blogosphere this morning, I’m not so sure it will.
Alcee Hastings: I’ll boycott DNC convention … but campaign for the nominee
Rep. Hastings, of Miramar, FL, is not happy with the results of today’s DNC Rules and Bylaws Committee meeting:
Breaking: Via CNN, Obama resigns from TUCC (MORE: OBAMA SPEAKS, CONFIRMS THAT HE IS LEAVING CHURCH)
This is huge news. The CNN news channel (via contributor Roland Martin) has the scoop, but the story is not on their website yet. I’ll post a link when I can find one.