2008 Presidential Election - The Temple News

TTN Video: ‘Grey’s’ star Kate Walsh visits Draught Horse

14 September 2008

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Clinton wins Pennsylvania

22 April 2008

Sen. Hillary Clinton won the much-needed contest in Pennsylvania. Speaking in Philadelphia, she thanked her supporters.
Related: Obama loses PA, focuses on next contests.

Obama loses Pa., focuses on next contests

22 April 2008

Supporters of Sen. Barack Obama were outraged when MSNBC projected Sen. Hillary Clinton as the winner of the Pennsylvania primary. Obama fans filled the outdoor patio of Waterworks restaurant as they crowded around TVs, waiting

Is that bias for Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama?

22 April 2008

It seems Sen. Hillary Clinton is under constant attack, columnist Chris Stover notes how it affected yesterday’s primary.

Primary issues: Students could have a major impact

21 April 2008

With the Pennsylvania primary potentially determining the Democratic nominee today, college voters possess the ability to have a big impact on the outcome of the election.

C-SPAN bus gets election reactions

21 April 2008

The C-SPAN Campaign 2008 bus visited Temple’s campus yesterday as part of the “Road to the White House” tour. The 45-foot long, 22-ton bus parked at the Bell Tower, offering tours to students of the

Area student government leaders endorse Obama

21 April 2008 Letter

Editor: We, the student government leaders of colleges in the Philadelphia region, endorse Sen. Barack Obama as the candidate of our choice for the Democratic candidate for U.S. president. Firstly, we must note that we

Endorse Free: Many newspapers have endorsed a candidate. We won’t.

21 April 2008 Editorial Board

On April 17, the Daily Pennsylvanian endorsed Sen. Hillary Clinton in the Democratic presidential race, just days before the first meaningful Pennsylvania presidential primary in recent memory. The University of Pennsylvania student newspaper is one

Obama rallies at Independence Mall

20 April 2008

Just four days before the April 22 primary in Pennsylvania, Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama made another campaign stop in Philadelphia. This time, the turnout was higher than expected. Frank Friel, director of security

TTN Video: War of words at Constitution Center

18 April 2008

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