http://www.donkeydish.com Counting Down the Days Until 1/20/09 Mon, 12 May 2008 21:07:39 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Just kidding. He didn't make one of his Iran-style missteps. But when a Republican campaigns on an environmental issue, it makes news. To that effect, John McCain signaled a split with both the Bush administration and environmentalists in a major global warming speech today. The Arizona Senator and presidential nominee declares climate ... http://www.donkeydish.com/2008/05/john-mccain-global-warming-policy-ad/ Despite declining support from superdelegates and dwindling odds, Sen. Hillary Clinton is expected to crush Sen. Barack Obama tomorrow in West Virginia. A survey last week showed her leading 66-23 percent, and today, a new Suffolk University poll has Clinton drawing support from 60 percent of likely West Virginia Democratic primary ... http://www.donkeydish.com/2008/05/clinton-poised-for-rout-in-west-virginia/ John Edwards has appeared conflicted on the subject of whether he supports Barack Obama or Hillary Clinton in the Democratic presidential race. In a recent interview, he and wife Elizabeth Edwards seemed disinclined to issue a formal endorsement, praising and criticizing both candidates. A few days ago, though, while chatting with host ... http://www.donkeydish.com/2008/05/john-edwards-totally-voted-for-obama-we-think/ Thanks to two new endorsements, Sen. Barack Obama now leads Sen. Hillary Clinton in support from superdelegates, by an estimate of 275-273. This is the first time his support from party officials and insiders - who will ultimately decide this historic presidential primary - surpassed Clinton's. Earlier this year, she led the ... http://www.donkeydish.com/2008/05/obama-finally-takes-lead-in-superdelegates/ Ah, Bill O'Reilly. Whether he's bragging about how much money he makes each year or letting Hillary Clinton emasculate him on national TV, this is a man who never shies away from controversy. Or from being a complete blowhard. Just the same, this old school, behind-the-scenes clip from Bill's days on Inside ... http://www.donkeydish.com/2008/05/vintage-bill-oreilly/ Grasping at straws as she continues to stay in the contentious Democratic race, Hillary Clinton claimed the following in an interview this week: "I have a much broader base to build a winning coalition on... Senator Obama's support among working, hard-working Americans, white Americans, is weakening again and how whites in ... http://www.donkeydish.com/2008/05/clintons-not-obama-dividing-democratic-party/ Jenna Bush and Henry Hager are officially married as of Saturday, in a day marking the first wedding of a daughter of a sitting president in 16 years. The most recent was the first President Bush's daughter, Dorothy - Jenna's aunt - who tied the knot in 1992. This wedding was ... http://www.donkeydish.com/2008/05/down-home-wedding-day-for-jenna-bush-henry-hager/ The location of Sen. Barack Obama's just-opened headquarters here in Wayne, W.V., says a lot about the challenges facing both the candidate and this Mountaineer community as voters prepare to vote in Tuesday's primary. The makeshift Barack Obama campaign office is across from the courthouse and next to a thrift shop. ... http://www.donkeydish.com/2008/05/worth-1000-barack-obama-hq-in-west-virginia/ In 2000, Cindy McCain was mostly a cheerful sidekick to her presidential candidate husband, mostly keeping her positions on policy to herself. This year, the wife of Sen. John McCain has been back by his side as he seeks the White House for a second time, but even more of a ... http://www.donkeydish.com/2008/05/look-alike-cindy-mccain-and/ Hillary Clinton has shown more gumption, resiliency and tenacity than most of us expected - but is enough enough? That’s the subject of today’s Face-Off. Comments and opinions are encouraged as the Donkey Dish staff debates ... SHOULD HILLARY CLINTON STAY IN THE DEMOCRATIC RACE? YES by harrytruman All signs point to Barack ... http://www.donkeydish.com/2008/05/face-off-should-hillary-clinton-stay-in-the-race/