REBELS BREACH CITY OF ALEPPO-FEBRUARY 29, 2012
WYOMING GOES TO FEINGOLD-FEBRUARY 29, 2012
Russ Feingold-60%
Hillary Clinton-39%
FEINGOLD WINS WASHINGTON STATE-MARCH 1, 2012
Russ Feingold-68%
Hillary Clinton-30%
SUPER TUESDAY RESULTS:-MARCH 6, 2012
Alaska:
Russ Feingold-66% 16 delegates
Hillary Clinton-33% 8 delegates
Georgia:
Hillary Clinton-53% 44 delegates
Russ Feingold-45% 32 delegates
Idaho:
Russ Feingold-64% 32 delegates
Hillary Clinton-31%
Massachusetts:
Hillary Clinton-60% 38 delegates
Russ Feingold-40%
North Dakota:
Russ Feingold-59% 20 delegates
Hillary Clinton-36% 8 delegates
Ohio:
Hillary Clinton-55% 42 delegates
Russ Feingold-43% 24 delegates
Oklahoma:
Hillary Clinton-53% 23 delegates
Russ Feingold-47% 17 delegates
Tennessee:
Hillary Clinton-52% 34 delegates
Russ Feingold-47% 21 delegates
Vermont:
Russ Feingold-63% 14 delegates
Hillary Clinton-35% 3 delegates
Virginia:
Hillary Clinton-51% 24 delegates
Russ Feingold-49% 22 delegates
Ultimately, Super Tuesday 2012 was a victory for Hillary Clinton, who now has over 100 more delegates than Senator Feingold. Still, given fewer states and delegates were being contested this Super Tuesday than usually, we can expect the contest to go on for a few more weeks at least. When historians look back at this day, they will either see what an extraordinary comeback Feingold had, or far more likely, see this as one of the moments where Hillary Rodham Clinton secured the Democratic nomination. Feingold is right when he says the race isn't over yet, but this result is a pretty good signal of the likely outcome of the race. Unless of course, Feingold stages a comeback. Still, Hillary Clinton has the upper hand now, and so increasingly, she is regarded as the person who will be the nominee in 2012.
FEINGOLD WINS MARCH 10 CONTESTS-MARCH 10, 2012

Guam:
Russ Feingold-52% 4 delegates
Hillary Clinton-48% 2 delegates
Kansas:
Russ Feingold-74% 33 delegates
Hillary Clinton-26% 7 delegates
North Mariana Islands:
Russ Feingold-60% 6 delegates
Hillary Clinton-40% 3 delegates
US Virgin Islands:
Russ Feingold-57% 6 delegates
Hillary Clinton-42% 3 delegates
Russ Feingold-52% 4 delegates
Hillary Clinton-48% 2 delegates
Kansas:
Russ Feingold-74% 33 delegates
Hillary Clinton-26% 7 delegates
North Mariana Islands:
Russ Feingold-60% 6 delegates
Hillary Clinton-40% 3 delegates
US Virgin Islands:
Russ Feingold-57% 6 delegates
Hillary Clinton-42% 3 delegates
IRANIAN SUPPLY PLANE SHOT OVER SYRIA ATTEMPTING TO VIOLATE NO-FLY ZONE-MARCH 12, 2012
MARCH 13 CONTESTS FAIL TO UPEND THE RACE-MARCH 13, 2012

MARCH 13 CONTESTS FAIL TO UPEND THE RACE-MARCH 13, 2012
Alabama:
Hillary Clinton-55% 30 delegates
Russ Feingold-42% 17 delegates
American Samoa:
Hillary Clinton-6 delegates
Russ Feingold-0 delegates
Hawaii:
Russ Feingold-72% 14 delegates
Hillary Clinton-28% 3 delegates
Mississippi:
Hillary Clinton-52% 22 delegates
Russ Feingold-48% 14 delegates
Now, the Feingold campaign will mount its last stand in Illinois on the 20th, with its coffers running low and Clinton retaining a delegate lead. Senator Feingold expressed hope that he could yet triumph, pointing to having shrunk Clinton's delegate lead. The polls in Illinois are close, and so both campaigns are investing a large amount of time and effort there now.
Hillary Clinton-55% 30 delegates
Russ Feingold-42% 17 delegates
American Samoa:
Hillary Clinton-6 delegates
Russ Feingold-0 delegates
Hawaii:
Russ Feingold-72% 14 delegates
Hillary Clinton-28% 3 delegates
Mississippi:
Hillary Clinton-52% 22 delegates
Russ Feingold-48% 14 delegates
Now, the Feingold campaign will mount its last stand in Illinois on the 20th, with its coffers running low and Clinton retaining a delegate lead. Senator Feingold expressed hope that he could yet triumph, pointing to having shrunk Clinton's delegate lead. The polls in Illinois are close, and so both campaigns are investing a large amount of time and effort there now.
CLINTON WINS PUERTO RICO-MARCH 18, 2012

Hillary Clinton-85% 20 delegates
Russ Feingold-9% 0 delegates
Russ Feingold-9% 0 delegates
CLINTON WINS ILLINOIS, FEINGOLD DROPS OUT!-MARCH 20, 2012

Hillary Clinton-51% 31 delegates
Russ Feingold-47% 23 delegates
Senator Feingold has ended his campaign for the presidency after being defeated in Illinois, and he endorsed Senator Hillary Clinton, who is set to be the nominee of the Democratic Party. Feingold vowed to, "continue fighting, continue to hold the torch for progressive causes and working to improve our society for everyone and fix our broken political system." Reasons for Feingold's defeat have been attributed to Clinton's strong support among minority voters, fears over electability, establishment support for Clinton, and a possible backlash against the People Power movement. One observer commented that this was more like 1968 or 1976 than 1980 for the Democrats, in the sense that the party and the country might not be ready for a transformative figure who would shift the country to the left, like a reverse Reagan. Senator Clinton promised to "listen to all wings over our party and be the champion of our party's principles," and to "take the fight to President Romney and the Republicans."
Russ Feingold-47% 23 delegates
Senator Feingold has ended his campaign for the presidency after being defeated in Illinois, and he endorsed Senator Hillary Clinton, who is set to be the nominee of the Democratic Party. Feingold vowed to, "continue fighting, continue to hold the torch for progressive causes and working to improve our society for everyone and fix our broken political system." Reasons for Feingold's defeat have been attributed to Clinton's strong support among minority voters, fears over electability, establishment support for Clinton, and a possible backlash against the People Power movement. One observer commented that this was more like 1968 or 1976 than 1980 for the Democrats, in the sense that the party and the country might not be ready for a transformative figure who would shift the country to the left, like a reverse Reagan. Senator Clinton promised to "listen to all wings over our party and be the champion of our party's principles," and to "take the fight to President Romney and the Republicans."
MALI PRESIDENT DEPOSED IN COUP, MALI SLIPPING INTO CHAOS-MARCH 22, 2012

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