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How did Hillary Clinton fall so far?
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 Posted: Sat Mar 01, 2008 4:00 am Post subject: How did Hillary Clinton fall so far? |
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 How did Hillary Clinton fall so far?
By Steve HollandHow did Democrat Hillary Clinton tumble from all-but-certain presidential nominee to endangered candidate fighting for her political life?
Category: Commentary
By Steve HollandHow did Democrat Hillary Clinton tumble from all-but-certain presidential nominee to endangered candidate fighting for her political life?Democratic strategists and political experts say her path to the political promised land has been pitted with potholes. Her campaign suffered from overconfidence, had no answer to Barack Obama's inspirational call for change, and was unable to control former President Bill Clinton, among other problems.When she opened her candidacy 13 months ago, she did so with a brash statement: "I'm in, and I'm in to win." By August, she was the absolute front-runner, enjoying an 18 percent lead in the polls over Obama, her closest challenger.With her politically brilliant husband at her side, she was considered by Republicans to be the candidate to beat in the November election. She and her aides projected an aura of inevitability and she tried to stay above the fray of her chattering rivals.Many Washington pundits assumed she would defeat the Republican nominee to win the presidency, with Americans looking to turn the page after eight years of President George W. Bush.Then voters started confounding the pundits and pollsters.She lost Iowa to Obama, won New Hampshire, split the February 5 "Super Tuesday" states with Obama and then lost 11 contests in a row to the Illinois Democratic senator.A day of reckoning is approaching on Tuesday, when Texas and Ohio vote. Anything other than sweeping victories in those two states would spell more trouble for her, and possibly signal the end of her campaign.
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