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• The Filter: May 5, 2008

  …influence in the union... Officials at the Obama campaign and the Teamsters say there was no quid pro quo between the union endorsement and Sen. Obama's position on ending federal oversight. IN SMALL TOWNS, BILL CLINTON FINDS A CAMPAIGN NICHE (Eli Saslow …

  By Andrew Romano

  05/05/2008Blogs
• It’s So Nice to Be Here

  …line against free- trade agreements with Latin America. More recently, stumping for blue-collar votes and union endorsements in Pennsylvania, Hillary has intensified her opposition to the Colombian trade pact and denounced the Uribe government …

  By Mark Hosenball,Michael Isikoff

  04/21/2008Politics
• Oliver Willis: Primary & Caucus Saturday

  Sen. Clinton overcomes Sen. Obama's union endorsement to win Nevada, but I'm more surprised at how horrific Sen. Edwards did in this contest. Considering that his home state is

  By Anonymous

  01/19/2008Blogs
• After Nevada: Hillary Clinton

  …so we may get a significant turnout that could make the results broadly reflective of the polls. But while union endorsements are usually helpful to candidates they have never come with their own self-contained precincts before. Nine …

  By Andrew Romano

  01/19/2008Blogs
• What's Next: Hillary Clinton

  New Hampshire, Clinton probably won't win Nevada, where Obama is set to receive the all-important Culinary Workers union endorsement tomorrow, or South Carolina, where blacks now heavily favor the Illinois senator. But it's clear that the former First

  By Andrew Romano

  01/08/2008Blogs

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