Advisers to both fault Obama campaign Prominent supporters of Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama on Sunday both faulted Obama's campaign for allowing a retired general and backer of the Illinois senator to equate comments by Clinton's husband - which appeared to question Obama's patriotism - to McCarthyism. 24 Mar 2008
32.
Trust me to end the war: Obama Barack Obama suggested Wednesday that Hillary Rodham Clinton could not be trusted to end the Iraq war because she only started opposing it when she began her bid for president 20 Mar 2008
33.
Obama confronts racial division Barack Obama confronted the nation's racial divide head-on, tackling both black grievance and white resentment in a bold effort to quiet a campaign uproar over race and his former pastor's incendiary statements. 19 Mar 2008
34.
Obama confronts racial division Barack Obama confronted the nation's racial divide head-on Tuesday, tackling both black grievance and white resentment in a bold effort to quiet a campaign uproar over race and his former pastor's incendiary statements. 19 Mar 2008
35.
Obama and Clinton neck and neck in Ohio, Texas Hillary Clinton and rival Barack Obama are running neck-and-neck in Ohio and Texas one day before their crucial Democratic presidential showdowns, according to a Reuters/C-SPAN/Houston Chronicle poll released on Monday. 03 Mar 2008
36.
Bush raps Obama pledge to meet hostile leaders U.S. President George W. Bush on Thursday sharply criticized foreign policies advocated by Democratic front-runner Barack Obama, saying it would be a mistake to meet the leaders of Iran and Cuba without preconditions or swiftly change course in Iraq. 29 Feb 2008
37.
McCain, Obama tangle over Iraq pullout Republican John McCain and Democrat Barack Obama faced off on Wednesday in a possible prelude to a U.S. presidential election battle, tangling over whether Iraq would be prey for al Qaeda if U.S. troops are withdrawn. 28 Feb 2008
38.
Obama says stronger than McCain on climate change U.S. presidential hopeful Barack Obama promised on Friday to start working on an international pact to reduce global warming if he becomes the Democratic nominee, touting his plan to reduce U.S. emissions as stronger than that of Republican front-runner John McCain. 09 Feb 2008
39.
Oprah tries to give Obama's presidential campaign a boost with black voters Talk show host Oprah Winfrey hopes that her popularity will translate into votes for Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama as he vies with New York Sen. Hillary Clinton for the support of a crucial constituency - black voters. 10 Dec 2007
40.
Obama, Clinton rivalry spreads to Grammys Democratic U.S. presidential contender Barack Obama will compete with former presidents Bill Clinton and Jimmy Carter at the Grammy Awards in February, organizers said. 07 Dec 2007
