Rudy Giuliani (Republican) and John Edwards (Democratic) have pulled out of the race for President. They made the decision to back down and have decided to narrow the race down and to support the remaining candidates. Giuliani will be supporting John McCain and Edwards will be focusing his efforts on Hilary Clinton.
Hilary Clinton has done it. She has won the Florida Democratic primary without any rivals in the way. After losing to Obama last week in the South Carolina primary there was doubt as to whether or not she would actually make it.
Bill Clinton found himself on the defense this week as he tried to deny the accusations that he and his wife – Hilary – had started the issue of race during the Democratic presidential primary held in South Carolina. Clinton stated that Obama had put a “hit job” on him.
It looks like Democratic Hilary Clinton has made a comeback when she beat her opponent Barack Obama during the New Hampshire primary. Clinton won with a 39% vote, followed by Obama’s 37%, and then John Edwards’ 17%. With Super Tuesday —the day when more than 20 states hold their primary — just weeks away, Clinton highlighted her desire to connect with younger voters, inviting them to submit any questions and ideas they have about changing the country.