AP - Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton used an appearance at one of the nation’s largest evangelical churches Thursday to sketch a broad agenda to take on disease around the globe, calling it “the right thing to do.”
AP - VIENNA, Va. — Democratic presidential candidates called for sacrifice, a more attentive Democratic Party and an end to divisive political strategies as they pitched their candidacies to the staunchest of Democrats.
AP - Mitt Romney is the target, abortion is the issue, and the $100,000 ad buy will change the tone of the Iowa and New Hampshire presidential primaries.
Reuters - An armed man took people hostage at a
New Hampshire campaign office for Democratic presidential
candidate Sen. Hillary Clinton on Friday, New Hampshire's WMUR
TV reported.
AP - Presidential race turns a negative page … Obama, Bloomberg dine together in NYC … Clinton campaign: Knock off misleading ad
Rasmussen Reports - In New Hampshire's Republican Presidential Primary, the latest Rasmussen Reports telephone survey shows former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney with 34% support and a nineteen-point lead. Making the most of his home field advantage, Romney has steadily increased his lead from fifteen points earlier in November, nine-points in October and three-points in September.
AP - Two cousins in the House now want to become two cousins in the Senate. Rep. Tom Udall, D-N.M., is joining Rep. Mark Udall, D-Colo., in seeking Senate seats of retiring Republicans.
U.S. News & World Report - Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney has a growing John Kerry problem, and last night's CNN/YouTube debate underscored a stark reality the former Massachusetts governor faces as he battles for his party's nomination.
Bloomberg - Nov. 30 (Bloomberg) — Republican presidential contenders
are shredding Ronald Reagan's “11th Commandment'' call for
party decorum, and acting more like feuding Democrats of yore.
AP - Invoking a racially charged controversy, Democrat Barack Obama told a Harlem fundraiser Thursday that he deplored the fact that hanging nooses and “Jena Six” cases are still found in America and that if elected president he could be counted on to enforce civil rights laws.