Obama Sees Attacks as GOP Warm-Up

Sen. Barack Obama yesterday said his Democratic rival, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, has previewed every attack Republicans can use against him in the fall general election - and Sen. John McCain's comments proved him right.

Hillary Clinton Loses Traction over Barack Obama in Pennsylvania, Indiana

With three crucial Democratic primaries looming, Hillary Rodham Clinton may not be headed toward the blockbuster victories she needs to jump-start her presidential bid -- even in Pennsylvania, the state that was supposed to be her ace in the hole, a new Los Angeles Times/Bloomberg poll has found.

Obama's Words Reveal a Condescending Modern Liberal

by George Will

Barack Obama may be exactly what his supporters suppose him to be. Not, however, for reasons most Americans will celebrate.

Poll Shows Erosion Of Trust in Clinton

Lost in the Hillary Rodham Clinton campaign's aggressive attacks on Barack Obama in recent days is a deep and enduring problem that threatens to undercut any inroads Clinton has made in her struggle to overtake him in the Democratic presidential race: She has lost trust among voters, a majority of whom now view her as dishonest.

Clinton Uses Sharp Attacks in Tense Debate

Senator Barack Obama found himself consistently on the defensive as he and Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton met Wednesday night in a tense debate that left him parrying questions and criticism on issues including values, patriotism and his association with onetime radicals from the 1960s.

Barack & Hillary "Misspeak," Again

by Gary Bauer

Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton debated in Philadelphia last night in advance of next week's crucial Pennsylvania primary. Hillary must win the Keystone State next Tuesday to keep her presidential hopes alive. Much of her claim to the nomination is, and justifiably so, based on the fact that she has won the big primary states like California, Florida, Texas and Ohio, while Barack has racked up his wins in smaller caucus states.