Clinton upsets Obama

2008: Clinton, Obama in an epic duel - NBC News

Hillary Clinton faces an African American opponent, Barack Obama, in her bid for the 2008 Democratic nomination.

Clinton and Obama exchange insults as Democratic campaign ...

The battle for the Democratic nomination became increasingly bitter last night as frontrunners Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama engaged in the most vicious ...

Stunner in N.H.: Clinton defeats Obama - NBC News

Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton won New Hampshire's Democratic primary Tuesday night, pulling out a stunning victory over Sen. Barack Obama.

Clinton again splits with Obama - POLITICO

Last week, former President Bill Clinton disavowed a central theme of President Barack Obama's reelection campaign. Tuesday, he added that a ...

Obama undeterred by upset loss as Clinton clips him in N.H. - St ...

The wave of momentum that carried Barack Obama to New Hampshire following his win in the Democratic Iowa Caucus now belongs to Hillary Clinton.

President Obama And Hillary Clinton Were Once Bitter Rivals ... - NPR

In 2008, Barack Obama found Clinton barely "likeable enough" but needed her support after he secured the Democratic nomination.

Obama Blamed Clinton's 'Soulless Campaign' for 2016 Loss to Trump

Former President Barack Obama and his team blamed Hillary Clinton for the Democratic Party's loss at the 2016 presidential election, regarding her campaign as ...

How Hillary Clinton pulled off her 2008 New Hampshire upset victory

In our Anecdotal Evidence column, movers and shakers share personal stories of how intriguing (and often odd) presidential campaigning in their ...

The moment Obama knew he would beat Hillary Clinton for the 2008 ...

Sens. Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton took part in a Democratic presidential primary debate in Iowa on Dec. 13, 2007, not long after a testy exchange.

Obama Takes Iowa in a Big Turnout as Clinton Falters; Huckabee ...

Senator Barack Obama was lifted to victory by a high turnout. On the Republican side, Mike Huckabee defeated the better financed Mitt ...

Bill Clinton's 8 digs at Obama - POLITICO

Former President Bill Clinton — a native of Hope, Ark. — is expected to offer a rousing endorsement of President Barack Obama in his speech ...

Obama and Clinton: a special and pragmatic relationship - BBC News

A "fired up" President Obama took to the stage in North Carolina to offer his unequivocal backing to his former rival turned ally, Hillary Clinton.

Obama, in victory, still must contend with Clinton | The Week

Five grueling months after he scored an upset victory over Hillary Clinton in the Iowa caucus, Barack Obama secured the Democratic presidential nomination ...

Opinion | Democrats can wish for a repeat of 2008 all they want. It's ...

It's hard to overstate how much the Iraq War helped Obama upset Clinton in 2008. After George W. Bush won a second term in 2004, Americans ...

Clinton Took Over President's Podium and Obama Didn't Mind

It goes on to report that former president Bill Clinton and former presidential nominee Hillary Clinton have emerged from their hibernation and ...

Bill Clinton Accuses Obama Camp of Stirring Race Issue

Scolding a reporter, former President Bill Clinton said the Obama campaign was “feeding” the news media to keep issues of race alive.

Bill Clinton Campaigns As Obama's No. 1 Surrogate - NPR

Former President Clinton and President Obama had a famously rocky relationship. But the days when Clinton tried to help his wife, ...

Bill Clinton calls Obamacare 'the craziest thing in the world,' later ...

Bill Clinton criticized President Barack Obama's signature policy reform Monday while on the stump for his wife, Democratic presidential ...

Obama Botched the First Handoff. He's Hoping Harris Can Finish the ...

Barack Obama briefly praised Joe Biden, but he spent most of his DNC speech talking up Kamala Harris.

Clinton Gets Emotional Over Mailers: 'Shame On You, Barack Obama'

Sen. Hillary Clinton went on the offensive today during her campaign sweep through Ohio, vigorously scolding her opponent, Sen. Barack Obama, over two mailings.