Readers, you are going to have to bear with me, but I am going to be updating the blog a lot this weekend. It has been a very busy week for me to say the least. As most of us knew last night before Obama’s text message even went out, Senator Joe Biden of Delaware was selected [...]

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Former Clinton campaign manager, Patti Solis Doyle is back in the news. This time she will work for Senator Obama’s VP serving as the chief of staff. I think that it’s a little odd to hire Solis Doyle at this point without officially having the VP selected, but maybe the VP search is progressing at [...]

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Our favorite telenovela watching, former campaign manager Patti Solis Doyle is back in the news again. This time Politico is reporting that the former woman in charge of Hillaryland is speaking with Obama’s chief strategist, David Axelrod. Both know each other from their days working up the political ladder in Chicago. Solis Doyle has actually [...]

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Earlier this week, a pajarito told me that there was a story about the Clinton campaign shakeup that portrayed former campaign manager Patti Solis Doyle in a less than favorable light with references to herself as the “queen bee” and a penchant for watching daytime soap operas in her office. Thanks to Google, I was [...]

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When Patti Solis Doyle stepped aside this weekend, I had a feeling that it wasn’t a good move for the Clinton campaign. Now how exactly this happened seems to be subject to different reports. I have read some articles suggesting that Solis Doyle had been “lying” to Senator Clinton about the campaign’s cash flow issues. [...]

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Ay Patti! As it becomes more apparent that Hillary Clinton will not so easily march toward the Democratic Party’s Presidential nomination, especially in light of yesterday’s primary losses in Washington, Nebraska, Louisiana, and US Virgin Islands, we have witnessed the first high profile brown casualty of the race, campaign manager Patti Solis Doyle. Pobrecita. Official [...]

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Well, it looks like Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama have roughly split the delegates on Super Tuesday, which means that both candidates live to fight another round. However, I was struck by how many states Obama won. Sure, Clinton took California, Arizona, New Jersey, Massachusetts, New York, Tennessee, Arkansas, and Oklahoma. But Barack Obama won [...]

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If you have been around Latino politics in America or even the United Farm Workers, who today endorsed Hillary Clinton, you would know the phrase, “Sí se puede.” It is roughly translated, as “Yes, it can be done”or when chanted by a large group, it connotes, “Yes, we can.” Hillary Clinton, who likes to remind [...]

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