Kyle Bell

With all of the talk of the “tide turning”, as Hillary Clinton puts it, the media lost focus on a huge story in Pennsylvania’s primary yesterday. No, it was not Clinton’s 9 point win where she only managed to reduce her 160+ delegate deficit by roughly 12. Not only was Hillary expected to win, she [...]

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It’s now past 8 p.m. on the East coast and in the state of Pennsylvania. Polls have closed in the state and none of the media has called the race for Senator Clinton. As I have noted on this site for many weeks, Hillary needed a 20%+ win in order to make a legitimate claim [...]

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Watergate reporter Carl Bernstein wrote an excellent piece yesterday on CNN’s website, describing what a Hillary Clinton presidency would look like:
The answer by now seems obvious: It will look like her presidential campaign, which in turn looks increasingly like the first Clinton presidency.
Which is to say, high-minded ideals, lowered execution, half truths, outright lies (and [...]

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Barack Obama faced yet another day of attacks from his opponents (Hillary and McCain), while the media pounced as well, with CNN mischaracterizing what he said:
MUNCIE, Indiana (CNN) — Sen. Barack Obama on Saturday tried to clarify what he meant when he said some small-town Pennsylvanians are “bitter” people who “cling to guns and religion.”
Talk [...]

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Just last week, shortly after Bill Richardson endorsed Barack Obama, Clinton supporter and close friend called him a Judas. Chris Matthews pointed out on Morning Joe that the Clintons have put the country through a “sitcom” for the past twenty odd years, and they’re continuing to make it about them instead of about America. Here’s [...]

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Barack Obama has seen a remarkable rise as an American politician. After being in the Illinois Senate between 1998 and 2004, he won his Senate seat in 2004 and has since served as Illinois’ junior senator. He delivered the 2004 Democratic Convention Keynote Address. He managed to win the Iowa caucuses in Iowa, despite being [...]

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Indiana is proving to be a pivotal state in the race for president. While Senator Obama is largely expected to win North Carolina and Hillary is expected to win Pennsylvania, Indiana is seen as a battleground. As a result, Hillary and Bill Clinton have been touring the state for the past couple weeks. Hillary was [...]

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The Washington Post’s online blog is running a story about how Hillary Clinton is repeatedly lying about a story involving a trip she took to Bosnia in 1996. According to her account she came under sniper fire and had to run for her safety. The only problem is that isn’t true, and video has surfaced [...]

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Former 1984 female Vice Presidential candidate (and Hillary Clinton supporter) Geraldine Ferraro backed herself into a corner today by refusing to apologize for the racist comments she told a California newspaper last week. “If Obama was a white man, he would not be in this position. And if he was a woman, he would not [...]

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March 4 was not the decisive electoral day that Barack Obama was hoping for. It did not put Hillary Clinton away. But contrary to popular belief in the media, it was not a decisive electoral decision for Hillary Clinton, either. In fact, her primary mission was to close the huge delegate gap that divides her [...]

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