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Dean: Obama will change message for general election |
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Written by Albert Eisele
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Democratic Party Chairman Howard Dean said Tuesday that Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) will unveil “a different message for a different audience” in the general election campaign, as opposed to the one he used to capture the Democratic presidential nomination. |
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Donohue challenges Obama, McCain to work with Chamber |
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Written by Roxana Tiron
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DENVER -- The head of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce is in Denver for the Democrats’ summer gathering but has thrown down the gauntlet to both presidential candidates. |
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Bill Clinton in Denver again undercuts Obama |
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Written by Sam Youngman
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DENVER — Bill Clinton appeared to undermine Sen. Barack Obama again Tuesday. |
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EMILY's List poll shows Obama up 12 with women |
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Written by Aaron Blake
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DENVER — Sen. Barack Obama (Ill.) holds a 12-point lead among women voters, a number on par with winning the general election, according to a survey released Tuesday by EMILY's List. |
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Coal out in force at green convention |
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Written by Jim Snyder
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DENVER -- They may be “green” conventions but the coal industry isn’t burying its head in the sand. |
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Richardson: Bill Clinton 'still ticked off at me' |
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Written by Klaus Marre
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New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson (D) said Tuesday that he has made up with Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) after endorsing her rival but that he has not even spoken to Bill Clinton since then. |
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As focus shifts to unity, Obama camp hails first night |
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Written by Sam Youngman
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DENVER -- Advisers to Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama said Tuesday that the first night of the convention was a successful introduction of the candidate, and now the focus will shift to party unity and drawing contrasts with Republican candidate John McCain. |
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Written by Sam Youngman
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DENVER — Michelle Obama, the wife of Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama, presented the Obamas as a typical American family while at the same time trying to ease continued disunity in the Democratic Party. |
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