Clinton Wins Nowhere, Obama Maintains Delegate Lead
In Texas Ohio Rhode Island Tuesday, Clinton netted 12 delegates while Obama kept a solid lead in the race. Clinton reclaimed momentum after a string of losses, yet Obama held a 1,567 to 1,462 edge with 12 delegates still to be awarded.
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McCain Wins Bush Endorsement Sparks GOP Unity
President Bush endorsed John McCain at the White House as the Arizona senator clinched the GOP nomination with 1191 delegates. Democrats criticized the move as a campaign to extend the Bush era amid Iraq and economic concerns. GOP leaders touted party unity as McCain heads toward the national convention in St Paul.
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Clinton Boosts Lead With Wins In Ohio Texas And Rhode Island
Hillary Rodham Clinton declared victory in Ohio Texas and Rhode Island reshaping the Democratic race. Barack Obama countered with superdelegate support while blaming negative attacks for a weaker night. Clinton added delegates and two superdelegates while Obama clawed back ground as the campaign heads toward a potentially divisive spring.
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