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Clinton - 40% Obama - 25% Edwards - 13% Hillary Clinton’s support is at or above the 40% level for the third straight week. Obama, even with his improvement, is merely back to the mid-20s level ...
Michelle Obama dismissed any lingering questions over her husband’s racial identity at a “Women for Obama” event in Chicago, demanding that people “cut that nonsense out because it is not helping o...
The presidential candidates are invited to answer questions from a panel and from viewers on Gay Lesbian Transgendered and Bisexual issues to air on the LOGO channel. Notable on the panel is Melis...
The forum at the second annual Yearly Kos convention, a political blogger convention, drew all but one of the Democratic presidential candidates, and it helped cement the bloggers as an increasingl...
Obama addressed many issues including the question of whether the country is ready for a black president at the National Association of Black Journalists Convention. Obama took the opportunity to ...
Democratic presidential candidates met working families Aug. 7 at the AFL-CIO Presidential Candidates Forum in Chicago. With some 17,000 union members and families, the crowd showed that working me...
Obama responds to criticism from Chris Dodd on a press release Obama's campaign issued on how Obama will deal with the Taliban in Pakistan. Obama points out that Chris Dodd and other Democratic no...
Clinton - 44% Obama - 22% Edwards - 13% Clinton again gains poll standing this week. Since April, her numbers have been steadily raising. During the last full week in July, Clinton topped the ...
Obama, in a speech at a Town Hall meeting at Roosevelt Middle School in Cedar Rapids Iowa. He uses the presidency of Theodore Roosevelt to illustrate his plans to make the government a protector ...
Obama responds to a question about whether he will meet with leaders of foreign countries that the US has deemed dangerous.
Obama speaks with the crowd while shaking hands outside of the YouTube debate.
Beginning Monday, July 16, 2007, the results are reported based upon interviews conducted on the seven days up to and including the night before posting. The seven day results typically include int...
Obama gives several responses concerning the situation in Iraq and the US plan to exit.
A national telephone survey conducted over the seven days ending July 15 shows no changes at the top of the race for the Democratic Presidential nomination. For the second straight week, New York ...
The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds Clinton with 38% of the vote, Obama at 26% and former North Carolina Senator John Edwards at 13%. Those results are virtually unchanged ...
Barack and Michelle Obama speak about their anticipation for the new Harry Potter book.
Barack Obama addresses the National Education Association in Philadelphia, PA.
Barack Obama speaks to the crowd in the Louisiana Superdome about issues of poverty and race.
The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey shows the former First Lady attracting 39% of the vote, her highest total of the year. Illinois Senator Barack Obama trails Clinton by 13 poi...
Senator Barack Obama raised at least $32.5 million from April through June, he announced today, on his campaign Web site, attracting more than 258,000 contributors since entering the Democratic pre...
Barack Obama's donor list has reached 250,000 in the first 6 months. He is expected to raise more than Clinton in the second quarter of 2007 but still trails in total donations, and ratings in n...
Obama speaks with ABC in a two-part interview during his campaign through Iowa. He touches on subjects from Paris Hilton, Immigration, Iraq and general policy.
Clinton 37% Obama 25% and Edwards 13%. The current survey of 763 Likely Democratic Primary Voters was conducted June 18-21, 2007. The margin of sampling error is +/-4 percentage points with a 95% ...
San Antonio Spurs player, Bruce Bowen introduces Barack Obama to a rally in San Antonio. Obama speaks about a government based on hope rather than fear.
Obama speaks to the United Church of Christ in Hartford, Connecticut on the role of faith in politics.
Barack Obama speaks about the ethics reforms he plans to bring to Washington.
A former Clinton volunteer from the Bronx wins a dinner with Barack Obama and three other small donors. Publicity stunt is done by Obama to show value of small donors to the campaign.
New York Senator Hillary Clinton 38%. Illinois Senator Barack Obama 27%. Former North Carolina Senator John Edwards 16%. The current survey of 775 Likely Democratic Primary Voters was conducted Ju...
Obama speaks in a father's day message to the Mount Moriah Baptist Church on parenting in America.
The second democratic debate is broadcast on CNN from Saint Anselm College in New Hampshire. Senator Obama and John Edwards trade blows on several issues including the differences between their he...
Clinton is supported by 37% of voters in this week’s poll, up three points from last week. She has been within three points of the 35% level in fifteen of the last 16 weekly updates. Illinois Sena...
The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone poll of the Democratic Presidential nominating competition shows New York Senator Hillary Clinton at 34%, Illinois Senator Barack Obama at 26%, and f...
Kucinich, Obama and Clinton respond to a hypothetical about whether or not they would send missiles to kill Osama Bin Laden if they had intelligence that gave his location and that the missiles wou...
Obama addresses border security and the effect of language on the immigration issue. Obama encourages focus on a clear immigration policy.
Obama speaks about climate change and global warming. He explains the impact on the economy and the taxpayers in general. He proposes putting a price on producing carbon dioxide.
Obama addresses Iowa City on issues of Health Care using a local family as an example. He lays out his plan for changing health care in America.
Barack Obama announces a Universal Health Care plan in which every citizen would have the means for coverage. The plan would save the average consumer $2,500 according to Obama. The costs would b...
Clinton remains on top with a solid lead and 35% support. Illinois Senator Barack Obama is second at 26%. This is the third time in four weeks the runner-up has been at either 25% or 26%. Former Se...
Barack Obama addresses the Coalition of Black Trade Unionists on the situation in Iraq.
The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey shows Clinton at 35%, Senator Barack Obama at 25%, and former Senator John Edwards at 18%. That’s the highest level of support ever measured f...
Obama receives an honorary degree at Southern New Hampshire University’s Commencement. The senator encouraged the group of about 1,000 graduates to take risks, resist the "money culture," care fo...
Clinton 35% Obama 33%. Former Senator John Edwards is in third place with 14% support. Rasmussen Reports releases national polling data on the Democratic nomination process every Monday and on the ...
The former First Lady now enjoys support from 34% of Likely Democratic voters and an eight percentage point lead over her nearest rival. Illinois Senator Barack Obama is now the top choice for 26%...
Barack addresses the Detroit Economic Club on the "tyranny of oil" and promises an effort to find alternate energy sources.
The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey shows Illinois Senator Barack Obama with a statistically insignificant two point advantage over the former First Lady. It’s Obama 32% Clinton ...
Barack Obama had the California Democratic Convention spellbound for 23 minutes as he appeared with State Senate Majority Leader Gloria Romero, State Assembly Majority Leader Karen Bass, and San Fr...
The 90 minute debate with 60 second answers is declare unspectacular by media pundits. Obama is the winner according to a poll of South Carolina viewers with %31 of the vote to Clinton's %24
For the fourth straight week, Illinois Senator Barack Obama (D) has gained ground and he has finally caught New York Senator Hillary Clinton in the race for the Democratic Presidential nomination. ...
Obama speaks to the Chicago Council of Global Affairs about his global policy.
The latest Rasmussen Reports’ national poll shows Clinton with 32% support, Obama at 30%, and former Illinois Senator John Edwards steady in third place with 16%. Rasmussen Reports releases nationa...
Clinton - 34% Obama - 29% Edwards - 15% Rasmussen Reports provides weekly results to provide a longer-term overview of the race. These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are...
Clinton - 34% Obama - 26% Edwards - 17% Rasmussen Reports provides weekly results to provide a longer-term overview of the race. These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are...
Civil rights leader Jesse Jackson said he's backing Democrat Barack Obama in his presidential bid, giving his support to a new generation of black politicians. “He has my vote,” the Rev. Jackson t...
Clinton - 37% Obama - 25% Edwards - 17% Rasmussen Reports provides weekly results to provide a longer-term overview of the race. These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are...
Clinton - 35% Obama - 30% Edwards - 11% Rasmussen Reports provides weekly results to provide a longer-term overview of the race. These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are...
Clinton - 38% Obama - 26% Edwards - 15% Rasmussen Reports provides weekly results to provide a longer-term overview of the race. These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are...
YouTube poster ParkRidge47 posts a video mashup of the famous Apple "1984"ad. The video portrays "Hillary 1984" as an ominous Big Brother figure while portraying her rival, Illinois Sen. Barack O...
Clinton - 34% Obama - 26% Edwards - 15% Rasmussen Reports provides weekly results to provide a longer-term overview of the race. These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are...
Obama acknowledged his debt to a generation of "foot soldiers" of the civil rights movement during his remarks at the Brown Chapel AME Church, the sanctuary from which the voting rights marchers se...
Clinton - 37% Obama - 26% Edwards - 13% Rasmussen Reports provides weekly results to provide a longer-term overview of the race. These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are...
Sen. Barack Obama won the endorsement Wednesday of former Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle, who said the White House hopeful "personifies the future of Democratic leadership in our country." Das...
Clinton - 28% Obama - 24% Edwards - 11% Rasmussen Reports provides weekly results to provide a longer-term overview of the race. These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are...
Gov. Timothy M. Kaine endorsed Illinois Senator Barack Obama's 2008 presidential campaign. Obama picked up his second gubernatorial endorsement. Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich endorsed the Democrat...
Prime Minister John Howard says US senator and possible Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama has failed to address the substance of the war in Iraq. Mr Howard and Senator Obama have become...
Australian OPPOSITION Leader Kevin Rudd went on the offensive against Prime Minister John Howard over his verbal attack on US presidential hopeful Barack Obama, warning it might damage the Australi...
Clinton - 28% Obama - 23% Edwards - 13% Rasmussen Reports provides weekly results to provide a longer-term overview of the race. These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are...
Barack Obama responded to statements made by Australian Prime Minister John Howard on his Iraq Policy. "I would also note that we have close to 140,000 troops in Iraq, and my understanding is Mr ...
Only days after saying Australia's alliance with the US was about more than his personal friendship with US President George W Bush, Mr Howard warned that an Obama victory would be a boost for the ...
Democratic Senator Barack Obama has launched his presidential campaign with a speech in which he pledged to "build a more hopeful America".
Governor Rod R. Blagojevich released the following statement Saturday morning regarding Sen. Barack Obama's bid for the presidency. "On this historic day, I am pleased to join many Illinoisans who...
Hours after U.S. Senator Barack Obama (D-IL) announced plans to seek his party's nomination for President, Chicago Mayor Richard Daley endorsed the freshman senator's campaign for the White House. ...
Clinton - 34% Obama - 18% Edwards - 10% Rasmussen Reports provides weekly results to provide a longer-term overview of the race. These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are...
At his first rally since announcing his presidential exploratory committee, Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) appealed yesterday for support from the young people who had mobilized for the event online. ...
Barack Obama launches his White House bid with almost nothing in the bank. His chief rival, Hillary Rodham Clinton, has more than a $10-million running start for use in her presidential quest. In t...
Clinton - 33% Obama - 19% Edwards - 10% Rasmussen Reports provides weekly results to provide a longer-term overview of the race. These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are...
One of John F. Kerry's chief fund-raisers, Alan D. Solomont , said yesterday he has signed on to help the presidential campaign of Illinois Democrat Barack Obama despite his longstanding ties to an...
Clinton - 31% Obama - 24% Edwards - 12% Rasmussen Reports provides weekly results to provide a longer-term overview of the race. These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are...
Clinton - 22% Obama - 21% Edwards - 15% Rasmussen Reports provides weekly results to provide a longer-term overview of the race. These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are...
In an interview with "Good Morning America Weekend" co-anchor Kate Snow, Clooney explained, "I think [Obama would] be a good president in 2010, 2012 and 2014. I think he's the most charismatic pers...
17 percent of Democrat voters support Barack Obama placing him second to Hillary Clinton's 28%. Obama now states he is considering a run for the presidency. Obama had previously stated he would s...
Oprah Winfrey says she is not urging Barack Obama to run for president, but wishes he would and pledged to "do everything in my power to campaign for him" if he did. "I think that Barack Obama is ...
After winning 70% of the vote in November, Barack Obama is sworn in as US Senator for Illinois.
In a Senate Debate with Alan Keyes, Barack Obama takes a stance on Abortion.
Barack Obama writes and delivers the keynote address at the 2004 Democratic National convention in Boston. This speech served as Obama's introduction to most of America garnering him instant celeb...
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