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Barack Obama a procédé hier à une série de nominations dans son équipe. Comme prévu, l'ancienne manager de la campagne d'Hillary Clinton, Patti Solis Doyle fait partie des nouveaux venus. Dès son licenciement

Word is the cash feeding into Hillary Clinton's campaign coffers has not only slowed down in a big way, undisclosed campaign debts that have yet to be made public could signal the end and have insiders biting their nails. Clinton campaign manager out Clinton's campaign manager, Patti Solis Doyle, left the position today, to be replaced by Clinton's former top White House aide, Maggie Williams. The change formalizes a shift in the campaign's power structure that

Word is the cash feeding into Hillary Clinton's campaign coffers has not only slowed down in a big way, undisclosed campaign debts that have yet to be made public could signal the end and have insiders biting their nails. Clinton campaign manager out Clinton's campaign manager, Patti Solis Doyle, left the position today, to be replaced by Clinton's former top White House aide, Maggie Williams. The change formalizes a shift in the campaign's power structure that began to set in after Clinton's

January 2008 arrest for drunk driving. Really sure you want a drunk answering the phone at 3 am? I guess at least you know Sidney will still be up. Probably just getting home. 2. Patti Solis Doyle, who had been the campaign manager, stepped down in Feb 2008

it was best he be "thrown overboard" to help SAVE her Sinking Ship campaign. ONLY then was he suddenly "forced to resign". Ironically it appears as if people who are no longer useful to Hillary Clinton are disposed of, just like she did with her first Campaign Manager, Patti Solis Doyle. Patti Solis Doyle a Latina, was replaced by Maggie Williams, an African-American AFTER she discovered that the Black Vote wasn't going to be that EASY to win. Doesn't it appear as if her patterns of lying and getting rid of people

momentum moving past Senator Clinton in the delegate count (1,210. to 1,188) after sweeping the “Potomac Primaries.”  The win makes it two consecutive shut outs for Obama and has left the Clinton camp looking for answers.  To make matters worse, her deputy campaign manager resigned making it the second departure in as many days. Does this spell the end for Hillary? Probably not, She’s been campaigning heavily in the state of Texas,  a state she’s expected to win convincingly on March 4.   And although Obama has clearly

Obama - 1,817 - 59% Clinton - 1,263 - 41% 79% reporting 6:12PM Current results in the big Maine caucus: Obama - 1,305 - 57% Clinton - 956 - 42% 59 percent of precincts reporting Also, Senator Clinton has fired campaign manager Patti Solis Doyle and replaced her with Maggie Williams. The word is that there was no ground coordination on the campaign message. And finally, I heard Senator Clinton on CNN again criticizing Senator Obama's "rhetorical flourishes"

You may remember that Al Gore and John Kerry had to "reorganize" their campaign teams when their Presidential campaigns faltered. Hillary Clinton has had to do the same, replacing Patti Solis Doyle with Maggie Williams, yes that Maggie Williams. As with McCain, much can happen given the time remaining. But whether Clinton regains the momentum or not, this does call her executive abilities into question, whatever you estimated them to be.

putting her money and energy in a Giuliani-esque big state strategy that she hopes will fend off Obama’s momentum. Meanwhile, the Washington Post reports that Mike Henry, Clinton’s deputy campaign manager, has resigned. This comes in the wake of the exit of Clinton’s campaign manager just a few days ago. On the GOP side, McCain marches on is starting to really put Huckabee away for good.

putting her money and energy in a Giuliani-esque big state strategy that she hopes will fend off Obama’s momentum. Meanwhile, the Washington Post reports that Mike Henry, Clinton’s deputy campaign manager, has resigned. This comes in the wake of the exit of Clinton’s campaign manager just a few days ago. On the GOP side, things are far too close to call yet. Huckabee is putting up a fight. Updates to come.