des moines register endorsement

Guess he can kiss that Des Moines Register endorsement goodbye ...
Rudy Giuliani: Not an awful afternoon, but he provided some unintended
comic relief. 'I can't think of a public figure who's been more
transparent.' ...
The Des Moines Register, Iowa's largest newspaper
and the people who brought you two of the most worthless and dull
presidential debates this past week (with the added bonus of saying
the loony Alan Keyes could show up for the GOP forum ...
.. vehicle
idled outside, former President Bill Clinton held forth on a sofa in
the publisher's suite at The Des Moines Register, explaining why he
believed Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton should win the newspaper's
coveted endorsement. ...
From the Des Moines Register: ...We expect
more criticism than applause in reaction. Simple math says there are
more campaigns and their supporters who will be upset than the two
whose candidates received the endorsements. ...
Buzz is that the odds
are that they will endorse a candidate (maybe even 2, one Dem, one
GOP) for President. Maybe even tonight. And it might even matter.
Though the DMR endorsee has lost the last 3 contested Iowa caucuses.
Snark off. ...
Here are links to the Des Moines Register's
endorsements for the Iowa Caucuses, to appear in tomorrow's paper:
John McCain Hillary Clinton read more »
.. vehicle idled outside,
former President Bill Clinton held forth on a sofa in the publisher's
suite at The Des Moines Register, explaining why he believed Senator
Hillary Rodham Clinton should win the newspaper's coveted endorsement.
...
Guess he can kiss that Des Moines Register endorsement goodbye ...
Rudy Giuliani: Not an awful afternoon, but he provided some unintended
comic relief. 'I can't think of a public figure who's been more
transparent.' ...
The Des Moines Register endorsement goes to Hillary
Clinton. That readiness to lead sets her apart from a constellation of
possible stars in her party, particularly Barack Obama, who also
demonstrates the potential to be a fine ...
Here are links to the Des
Moines Register's endorsements for the Iowa Caucuses, to appear in
tomorrow's paper: John McCain Hillary Clinton read more »
In a
surprise move, the Des Moines Register went straight up establishment
in their endorsement of Clinton for president. While I don't begrudge
their choice, I do like this part about what they said about who they
didn't endorse.
The Boston Globe and the Des Moines Register announced
the presidential primary endorsements this evening. Both influential
newspapers endorsed John McCain on the Republican end of of the field.
As for the Democrats, Hillary Rodham ...
Buzz is that the odds are
that they will endorse a candidate (maybe even 2, one Dem, one GOP)
for President. Maybe even tonight. And it might even matter. Though
the DMR endorsee has lost the last 3 contested Iowa caucuses. Snark
off. ...
From the Des Moines Register: ...We expect more criticism
than applause in reaction. Simple math says there are more campaigns
and their supporters who will be upset than the two whose candidates
received the endorsements. ...
The Des Moines Register endorsement
goes to Hillary Clinton. That readiness to lead sets her apart from a
constellation of possible stars in her party, particularly Barack
Obama, who also demonstrates the potential to be a fine ...
The Des
Moines Register has just endorsed Hillary Clinton in the Democratic
race -- a major (and somewhat surprising) boost for her campaign. In
24, the DMR went for John Edwards eight days before the caucuses were
held, praising him ...
The Des Moines Register, Iowa's largest
newspaper and the people who brought you two of the most worthless and
dull presidential debates this past week (with the added bonus of
saying the loony Alan Keyes could show up for the GOP forum ...