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FeedRank: 4/10  4/10  Good  ---  themoderatevoice.com
Domestic and international news analysis, irreverent comments, original reporting, and popular culture features from across the political spectrum. ...

 

 
Saturday, May 17, 2008 --- 69 days ago
Campaigns like people go through life phases, and nothing can be more distressing to a candidate and his/her supporters as when journalists start reporting a political death rattle. That now seems to be the stage of the campaign of Senator Hillary Clinton for the Democratic Presidential nomination. You can hear the characterizations in the reports of TV news journalists and read references to it in some news reports. MSNBC’s Andrea Mitchell reported that Senator Clinton knows the race is over. But it now seems like that narrative in a campaign’s cycle has kicked in, given a report in the New York Times: On the day Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton was endorsed by the governor of North Carolina, a supporter gave her a three-foot-long balloon replica of herself, complete with blond hair, black pantsuit and wide pink smile, which Mrs. Clinton promptly took on her plane and laughingly showed off to reporters. On Thursday, little more than two weeks later, the doll lay on the sofa by her seat on the plane, shriveled and deflated. With her candidacy running out of time — and perhaps air — the Clinton campaign has taken on a distinctly subdued mood. Mrs. Clinton found herself largely ignored on Friday while a battle raged between Senator Barack Obama on one hand and Senator John McCain and President Bush on the other. This has been a week of agony and ecstasy for the Clintons - and she could face the same kind of week ...




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