Iraq May Be Biggest Threat to Clinton’s Nomination
Iraq May Be Biggest Threat to Clinton’s Nomination
It’s getting fairly boring to talk about the raw national numbers in the race for the Democratic Presidential nomination. Each set of weekly data shows the same general story line. As a commentary by Douglas Schoen observed last week, the story line is that Hillary Clinton has clearly strengthened her position as frontrunner during the first eight months of 2007. Last week, Rasmussen Reports noted that dislodging Clinton from the top spot will require something to happen that makes Iowa a four-letter word in the Clinton household.
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