terry mcauliffe

Guests On Face The Nation:

John Edwards
Former Democratic Presidential Candidate

Terry McAuliffe
Clinton Campaign Chairman

Jim Vandehei
Executive Editor, Politico

The Booman Tribune reports that the progressiv

By massive margins, Obama seems to have gotten people out early:

Obama 57% (301K)
Clinton 42% (226K)

This could negate Hillary's potential lead in today's vote which is indicated by the exit polls.

Update:

Obama 58% (436K)
Clinton 41% (303K)

Terry McAuliffe is on TV saying they've won Texas...not unless Hillary won today's vote by as massive a margin as Obama won the early vote.

Update II:

Pretty good debate last night. I have grown weary, though, of the endless analysis of every utterance that occurred afterward. For me, bottom line: Obama has run a better campaign. He has used his resources wisely. I’m a little shocked, because I really admire and respect Terry McAuliffe. I’m not sure Mark Penn has served her well.

Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton debated one on one in Texas on CNN last night. A few Tennessee bloggers watched, here are their stories:

R. Neal noted something that will likely come back to bite Barack in General:

Suggesting that we don’t stand above the rest of the world is probably not the best strategy.

Media Lizzy reports on Barack Obama’s delivery of his top ten campaign promises list on Letterman last night:

10. To keep the budget balanced, I’ll rent the situation room for sweet sixteens.

9. I will double your tax money at the craps table.

8. Appoint Mitt Romney secretary of lookin’ good.

A blogger at the Daily Kos website raises the possibility that if Hillary Clinton wins the Democratic Primary there could be a Tennessean at the head of the Democratic National Committee:

Those who support the Establishment in this primary must know that they are, in effect, firing Howard Dean and his supporters in the DNC. To claim not to know this is either amazing disingenuousness or unbeli

I find it hard to believe that every single poll was wrong on Monday morning. Obama was ahead by double digits, and Hillary trailed Obama with women voters.

Later that day we saw the tears in Hillary's eyes that were heard around the world. Louder than any of her earlier eloquent, "Presidential" speeches, and right off her "soften up Hillary tour," Hillary chokes up and suddenly she's likable; infinitively more important than the issues.

Or so says a campaign presser:

A campaign press release from the Clinton campaign announces a conference call for Tennessee media featuring Clinton Campaign Chair Terry McAuliffe, National Political and Field Director Guy Cecil, and former Tennessee Democratic Party Chairman Randy Button, the Campaign’s authorized representative, today (January 2nd) 11:40 CST.