Obama: I didn’t snub Hillary at the SOTU
After news outlets all over the place were talking about it this morning, the O-man himself addressed the issue earlier today, saying his alleged snub of Her Royal Highness wasn’t a snub at all.
The President’s last SOTU (MINI-LIVEBLOGGING – UPDATE: CHILL IN THE AIR BETWEEN HILLARY AND OBAMA)
He’s about to deliver it in just a few minutes. Here are some highlights of what the Prez. will talk about. Drudge has a full transcript of what the President will say.
Ted Kennedy as an agent of “change”? PLUS: McCain and Romney trade “you’re a liberal” barbs
I touched a little on Kennedy’s endorsement of the O-man earlier as well as noted that it was becoming a two-man race in Florida, but wanted to expand on it more in this post.
How does Super Tuesday stack up for Democrat, Republican candidates?
The LA Times takes a look at how the Super Tuesday states stack up for each candidate on the Democrat side, and calls the race “close” with Hillary having an edge. 1,700 delegates are in play for the Dems on Feb. 5th, with a total of 2,025 needed when all is said and done for the Democrat candidate to become the nominee.