Submitted: Aug 6, 2008 - AP - Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton is seeking a way for her delegates to be heard at the Democratic National Convention, telling supporters such a step will help unify a party that split between her and Sen. Barack Obama during their hard-fought nominating contest.
Made Popular: Yesterday2008-10-11T08:12:13-07:00 AP - The camera closes in on Sarah Palin speaking to young missionaries, vowing from the pulpit to…
Made Popular: 11 hours ago2008-10-11T16:36:37-07:00 The McCain campaign has crossed the line between tough negative campaigning and inciting…
Made Popular: Yesterday2008-10-11T12:55:00-07:00 Discussing the Republican campaign, the civil rights icon invokes the memory of George Wallace's…
Made Popular: Yesterday2008-10-11T16:25:24-07:00 Rep. John Lewis, a Georgia Democrat and veteran of the civil rights movement, says the negative…
Made Popular: Yesterday2008-10-11T08:27:09-07:00 Vice presidential nominee Joe Biden picks up the baton in today's Democratic radio address,…
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