Rhode Island Primary Results

Follow the aftermath of the Rhode Island primary results and track the continued battle between Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton. Hillary Clinton win the primary in Rhode Island on the Democratic side. John McCain won the... [more]

Follow the aftermath of the Rhode Island primary results and track the continued battle between Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.

Hillary Clinton win the primary in Rhode Island on the Democratic side.

John McCain won the primary for the GOP.

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Hillary Clinton - Hillary Clinton Ad Actress Turns on Hillary Clinton - Hillary Clinton Commercial Examined by Former Actress

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Hillary Clinton - Hillary Clinton Ad Actress Turns on Hillary Clinton - Hillary Clinton Commercial Examined by Former Actress You know it is bad when someone who formerly worked as a child actress turns on you and begins publically humiliating you. As you can see in this video that Hillary Clinton supporters and those much less enthusiastic about Hillary Clinton (count me among the "less enthusiastic") won't want to miss. In this video a child actress who played an apparently unwilling... Read Full Story

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John McCain wins Texas primary, Mike Huckabee drops out of race

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John McCain, the Republican Presidential nominee, has just won the Texas Republican primary. He swept with wins in all four states holding their primaries today, Vermont, Rhode Island, Ohio, and Texas. Having no chance, Mike Huckabee [Republican] has dropped out of the race. It has been rumored that he has been seeking a Vice Presidential slot with John McCain, so we’ll see how that goes. Hillary Clinton has also won Rhode Island. Barack Obama has won Vermont. The Texas and Ohio democrats... Read Full Story

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Welcome to our wikizine about the Rhode Island Primary Results

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Wikizines are interactive magazines that anyone can create or edit - and this one is called "Rhode Island Primary Results". Here you can find fresh voices and respond in real time. Some members write articles about recent news and trends related to the wikizine's topic, others recount relevant personal stories or share their favorite pictures and video clips. Got an interesting idea or story to share with other members of this wikizine? Well, then put on your journalist's cap and add your... Read Full Story

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Rhode Island Primary Results are in!

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John McCain won in RI as well as Vermont, Texas, and Ohio. He now has more than enough delegates to secure the Republican nomination. Mike Huckabee has officially dropped out of the race. On the Democratic side, the race continues. Hillary Clinton won in Rhode Island as well as Ohio. She took 58% of the vote in Rhode Island. Results have yet to be tallied in Texas. In her address to the audience in Ohio this evening, Hillary Clinton gave every indication that she will soldier on in... Read Full Story

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Today in Rhode Island

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The RI Primary election is today, March 4th. It's getting a lot less press than Ohio and Texas...but Rhode Island still has delegates to grant! Hillary Clinton leads Barack Obama in polling data, but we'll know the real deal later this evening. Don't count Rhode Island out! Read Full Story

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