Going for Votes on Super Tuesday
Democratic and Republican presidential candidates campaign across the nation as voters go to the polls on Super Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2008, when 24 states hold primaries, caucuses or state conventions.
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This Story Dancing With GOP Stars: McCain, Romney Do Flip-Flop Waltz Article | It was one of the most devastating TV ads of the 2004 presidential campaign. To the tune of the "Blue Danube" waltz, the Democratic nominee was shown tacking his windsurfing board left, then right, then left again while an announcer commented sarcastically, "John Kerry, whichever way the wind blo... This Story Romney's Red Eye to Pump Up Delegates Video | Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney hopped a plane from California to West Virginia on Super Tuesday morning to address the state's GOP convention. It's a strategy he hopes will win him the state. Video by AP This Story Two Races, One Big Day Article | Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton made a raspy appeal for support yesterday in her race against Sen. Barack Obama, even as her aides warned that the Democratic presidential contest will probably drag on for months after today's Super Tuesday voting. Republican Mitt Romney, meanwhile, predicted he would... |
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