Obama clinches historic Democratic nomination for president
Barack Obama secures enough support to become the first black American to clinch a major party presidential nomination. He thanks supporters in St Paul, credits Hillary Clinton and Bill Clinton, and pledges unity and change as he eyes the general election. He expresses humility and pride amid massive crowds and party momentum.
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Clinton Loses Nomination Battle in Last Primary Clash
Barack Obama clinches the party by gathering enough delegates to be presumptive nominee while Hillary Clinton, 60, contemplates next steps after a contested race. She thanks supporters at Baruch College and signals possible future roles, including a potential vice presidency, amid a historic, bruising campaign.
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Harkin Indicates Support for Obama Amid Deliberations
Iowa senator Tom Harkin, a key uncommitted superdelegate, is poised to endorse Barack Obama for the Democratic nomination as early as today. He met with three other undecided senators and suggested a possible unified or individual approach before the Denver convention.
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McCain Attacks Obama Judgment in New Orleans Speech
In New Orleans John McCain opened the general election campaign with a sharp critique of Barack Obama charging him with weak judgment and opposing funding for soldiers in Iraq. He accused Obama of talking with tyrants but not visiting Iraq to assess progress and warned that withdrawal would endanger the United States.
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