Hillary Rodham Clinton

Among other things, Huckabee whines in this book that Romney never called to congratulate him the night he won the Iowa Republican presidential caucuses. No wonder people are saying the Republicans are flirting with irrelevance.

By peterhamby Clinton has the most support among Facebook members speculating about Obama's running mate. WASHINGTON (CNN) – In an election that's been indelibly shaped by the Internet, veepstakes speculation is alive and well on Facebook, world's sixth most-trafficked Web site. Among Democrats o...

By James Joyner While Democrats debate the likelihood of a Barack Obama-Hillary Clinton “Dream Ticket,” the latest word is that Mike Huckabee is currently at the top of the list to be John McCain’s running mate. James Pethokoukis attributes this information to “a top McCain fundraiser and longtime Rep...

By Andy Borowitz That's the message from former Arkansas governor and Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee to Sen. Hillary Clinton (D-NY) one day after her disappointing showings in the North Carolina and Indiana primaries. He said that even if Sen. Obama gets a majority of the delegates, "th...

By Carpetbagger About six weeks ago, on “Meet the Press,” the NYT’s David Brooks raised an interesting comparison regarding Hillary Clinton. Would Clinton consider such an approach? Christopher Orr offered this report from a Clinton event in West Virginia:

Mike Huckabee needed incredible turnout from self-described evangelical voters Thursday to win Iowa. Hillary Clinton was counting on capturing the women's vote to carry the day.

By The Stiletto New York Times columnist Frank Rich also believes Republicans will find Huckabee inspirational, and likens him to Barack Obama (he means it as a compliment): Democrats might have miscalculated the Republican race - certainly plenty of Republicans have done so - and now they are spinni...

By Noel Sheppard As NewsBuster Mark Finkelstein reported, Sunday's "This Week" wasn't a good omen for Hillary Clinton or her supporters. At the end of this segment, three of the panelists felt Obama would win Iowa, one gave it to Edwards, and nobody thought Hillary would take the state.

By Katharine Jose Rudy Giuliani and Barack Obama are polling highest among 18-24 year olds [Harvard Institute of Polling] A poll preview shows Hillary Clinton’s lead is no longer slipping in New Hampshire, and on the Republican side John McCain is gaining. [Political Wire]

By Timothy Karr As reported earlier, Democratic candidates, including Hillary Clinton, John Edwards, Joseph Biden, Christopher Dodd, Barack Obama and Bill Richardson, have staked out their support for Net Neutrality. They were joined recently by GOP candidate Mike Huckabee, who last week told a co...