From Super Bowl to Super Tuesday « Major Garrett’s Bourbon Room

February 3rd, 2008 6:28 PM Eastern

From Super Bowl to Super Tuesday

by FOX News Political Team

In an interview with Major on Super Bowl Sunday, Barack Obama said he’s made major progress from two months ago in catching up to Hillary Clinton’s lead for the Democratic presidential nomination, despite her built-in advantages and attempts to raise his “negatives.”

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