Experts see telltale markings of personality in penmanship samples from the presidential candidates. Now that the presidential contest is looking ever more like a two-man race, the country can't help but marvel: John McCain, once a longshot, wouldn't lie down. Barack Obama, the new kid, charmed voters. And Hillary Rodham Clinton, an early favor ...read more

Clinton is heavily favored to win today's Democratic primary there. Obama turns his attention to the five remaining nominating contests and to November. Signaling he has written off today's West Virginia primary, Sen. Barack Obama took aim this week at the five remaining Democratic contests -- and the fall election, planning a stop in suburban D ...read more

Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama plan to spend the day. West Virginia appears to be a perfect demographic fit for Sen. Hillary Clinton. ... ...read more

Barack Obama's headquarters: Six. Six months remain before the general election. That's six long months if your campaign knows it's likely to lose big in ... ...read more

Polls open in West Virginia early tomorrow morning, for the first of the final six contests of the primary. After fifteen months, we're now just 33 delegates away from winning a majority of pledged delegates. After tomorrow, we'll be one step closer.   As West Virginia Deputy State Director Rudi Shenk explained,"We're competing vigor ...read more

In March of 2007, only a couple months after Obama announced his candidacy, the campaign launched its first nationwide grassroots event -- Hope Action Change. Thousands of people from all across the country who had used online tools at My.BarackObama.com to organize locally, got together, discussed their concerns, and shared their hopes for a bette ...read more