Lady Lynn Forester de Rothschild is one millionaire backer of Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton who still hasn’t let go. For starters this week, she dissed the presumptive Democratic candidate, Sen. Barack Obama, on national TV.

After months of speaking on behalf of Hillary Rodham Clinton, Howard Wolfson, has joined the ranks of talking heads on Fox News. As many observers have noted, there was a time when Democrats ran from, not to, Fox News, but Wolfson says the network has changed.

On June 3, the night he clinched the Democratic presidential nomination, Sen. Barack Obama singled out one of his staffers for special praise.

The second guessing has begun in earnest.

The power couple that has all but run the Democratic Party since Bill Clinton won the 1992 California primary is finally ceding power - or in any case, being elbowed out of the way.

The Clinton campaign has deleted the name of a controversial military analyst from a press release published months ago on the Clinton web site.

Emotions are running so high in this year’s presidential race that real estate agents may want to start promoting buildings not only for their views and their square footage, but for their residents’ political leanings.

Willie Sutton robbed banks because that’s where the money is. Political candidates go hat in hand to hedge fund managers because that’s where even more money is.

Hillary Rodham Clinton will try to exploit the much-vaunted “Colbert bump” by appearing on Stephen Colbert’s Comedy Central show Thursday night.

When the Republicans won the White House in 2000 and 2004, many attributed the victories to the GOP’s sophisticated voter databases.