Hulu - America’s Election HQ: May 7, 2008: America’s Election HQ « Cameron’s Corner

May 8th, 2008 6:18 AM Eastern

Hulu - America’s Election HQ: May 7, 2008: America’s Election HQ

by Moira Hopkins

Major follows up one day after the North Carolina and Indiana primaries where Obama had a better than expected finish. First James Rosen reports on John McCain’s attempt to address those that say he is out of touch.

from www.hulu.com posted with vodpod

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One Response to “Hulu - America’s Election HQ: May 7, 2008: America’s Election HQ”

Comment by Linda

May 10th, 2008 at 6:39 pm

Who is out of touch???? Obama doesn’t even know how many states we have.

WHY, WHY, WHY, would we want or need a President so ignorant and stuck up? How can he possibly lead the greatest nation on earth when he doesn’t even know or care how many states are in it?

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