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October 2007

In debate, rivals say Clinton is too divisive

By Mark Z. Barabak and Peter Nicholas | October 31, 2007
From Los Angeles Times

Trailing in national polls and with supporters growing restless, Barack Obama challenged Hillary Clinton's electability and candor in a spirited... more
In debate, rivals say Clinton is too divisive

By Mark Z. Barabak and Peter Nicholas | October 31, 2007
From Los Angeles Times

Trailing in national polls and with supporters growing restless, Barack Obama challenged Hillary Rodham Clinton's electability and candor... more
Running behind on star power

By Robin Abcarian | October 29, 2007
From Los Angeles Times

Hutton Street, a modest, racially mixed working-class neighborhood on the city's east side, was unprepared for the miniature army that invaded... more
Celebrities join Clinton on her 60th

By Glenn Thrush | October 26, 2007
From Los Angeles Times

The key numbers from Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's (D-N.Y.) birthday extravaganza Thursday night were 60 -- her age -- and $1.5 million, the... more
Is Colbert the people's choice?

By Deborah Netburn | October 26, 2007
From Los Angeles Times

A recent Rasmussen Report national telephone survey found that comedian Stephen Colbert is preferred by 13% of voters over Rudy Giuliani and... more
Clinton's past returns in her favor

By Peter Wallsten and Janet Hook | October 24, 2007
From Los Angeles Times

Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton has neutralized the political fallout from some of the most difficult moments of her eight years as first lady... more
Hillary is small change

By JONAH GOLDBERG | October 23, 2007
From Los Angeles Times

The most interesting thing to come out of the umpteenth Republican debate Sunday is confirmation that the GOP is dying to run against Hillary... more
Edwards says he's the most electable, but . . .

By Peter Wallsten | October 23, 2007
From Los Angeles Times

For many Democrats, the 2008 presidential campaign is a celebration of those who once only dreamed of gaining power, with "you go, girl" cheers... more
Dodd now hails from Iowa

By DON FREDERICK AND ANDREW MALCOLM | October 21, 2007
From Los Angeles Times

Iowa is going to be overrepresented in the U.S. Senate for the next few months. It'll have three U.S. senators living there instead of the... more
Early voters grow in importance

October 20, 2007
From Los Angeles Times

For months, politicians in big states like California, Florida and Michigan have griped about their lack of influence in the 2008 presidential... more
Her vision or his?

By RONALD BROWNSTEIN | October 19, 2007
From Los Angeles Times

Proposal by proposal, Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama are constructing policy agendas that present their party with mirror-image choices... more
$1-million Woodstock earmark is abandoned

October 19, 2007
From Los Angeles Times

Hippies used to say, if you remember Woodstock, you weren't really there. Republicans say presidential contender Hillary Rodham Clinton can... more
Clinton campaign taps into an unlikely treasure-trove

By Peter Nicholas and Tom Hamburger | October 19, 2007
From Los Angeles Times

Something remarkable happened at 44 Henry St., a grimy Chinatown tenement with peeling walls. It also happened nearby at a dimly lighted apartment... more
Tinseltown fills presidential candidates' campaign coffers

By Dan Morain | October 18, 2007
From Los Angeles Times

The entertainment industry, long a major lobbying force in Washington, has spent at least $6 million on the 2008 presidential campaign, the... more
Not all funds tied to Hsu are rejected

By Chuck Neubauer and Tom Hamburger | October 17, 2007
From Los Angeles Times

Hillary Rodham Clinton returned more than $800,000 in contributions donated to her presidential campaign that were arranged by alleged swindler... more