The democratic primary in 2008 is one of the most fascinating elections of american politics in modern times, which will be analyzed for generations to come. The first serious female presidential candidate from one major party and the first serious afro-american candidate for the oval office exited not only the democratic party but the whole global public.

As President Obama is now in 2014 in the midst of his second term and speculation as well as expectation are rising on a second run of his democratic rival from foe and fried of former First Lady and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton: So it is worth to examine the democratic race of the giants that put light in the biggest remaining glass celling’s of society race and gender. This paper will tell and analyze the democratic campaign from the Clinton perspective in 08 in the context of an anticipated second run in 2016.

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1 Introduction

2 Setting the Stage from January 20th 2007 till 3th January 2008

3 The Iowa Caucuses

4 Five days to New Hampshire

5 Nevada and South Carolina

6 Tsunami Tuesday

7 Obama’s post Super Tuesday Wave

8 Junior Super Tuesday

9 Pennsylvania

10 Game Change Indiana & North Carolina?

11 Endgame

12 Conclusion and Outlook

13 Appendix

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Title: The Frontrunner's Fall in the Democratic Primary 2008. Analyze of Clinton’s Run
College: Free University of Berlin (John F. Kennedy Institut)
Course: Party History in the US.
Grade: 2,3
Author: Oliver Märtin (Author)
Publication Year: 2014
Pages: 34
Catalog Number: V300657
ISBN (eBook): 9783956875304
ISBN (Book): 9783668004177
Language: English
Tags: Primary Hillary Clinton Vorwahlkamp 2008 Präsidentschaftswahlen 2008 Demokratische Vorwahlen 2008 Nordamerika Obama Clinton's Vorwahlen Wahlkampf Wahlkampf USA Politische Kampagnen Kampagnen Demokratische Partei

The Frontrunner's Fall in the Democratic Primary 2008. Analyze of Clinton’s Run

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