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There has been a sudden and highly significant shift in the Democratic Presidential race: Hillary Clinton is rapidly losing her frontrunner position to Barack Obama as her negative ratings climb.
According to the Gallup poll, most Americans don’t like Hillary Clinton and the number of people who view her negatively has been steadily increasing ever since […]
Joe Biden’s Presidential Committee paid $24,252 to the law firm of Oldaker, Biden & Belair LLP, where his son R. Hunter Biden is a partner. Biden only raised about $2.5 million during the first quarter.
Where’s Ron? Last month, Ron Burkle, Bill and Hillary’s uber-fundraiser, held a gala event for Hillary’s Hollywood supporters at his Malibu mansion. He’s also listed as one of her 84 bundlers – the people who solicit other donors and collect their checks.
But apparently Ron forgot to make a contribution himself – he’s not listed anywhere […]
Mark Penn, Clinton’s Georgetown/DC pollster who is the ‘Worldwide President and CEO of Burson-Marsteller’, the mega public relations and lobbying firm, made two contributions to Hillary Clinton for $2300.00 each. Curiously, Penn’s address is listed as Miami, Florida, 33140 and his occupation as CEO of Penn & Schoen.
No mention of Burson-Marsteller.
Published in The New York Post on April 17, 2007.
Bill Clinton defined the March 31 financial filings as the “first primary” as he exhorted donors to do their utmost to lift his wife to the winners’ circle. Now the results are in - and Sen. Barack Obama is the victor by a wide margin.
• Obama, Hillary have $19 and $22.5 million available for the Democratic primary
• Rudy and Romney each have about $12 million available for the Republican primary
• McCain HAS ONLY $3.3 MILLION
Published in The New York Post on April 12, 2007.
Why is Sen. Barack Obama moving up in the ‘08 presidential polls and in the financial sweepstakes? Because he is, in every respect, the un-Hillary.
The latest poll has Rudy at 38, McCain at 16, Gingrich at 10, Thompson at 10, and Romney at 6.
Here are the last four Gallup Poll readings — the four surveys after Rudy announced he was running and spurted ahead of McCain:
