A night of remarkable comebacks in New Hampshire on Tuesday (January 8) sent the U.S. presidential hopefuls on their way with the race to the White House wide open. Former First Lady Hillary Clinton, who fought back tears in a New Hampshire cafe on Monday as her campaign looked set for a second defeat in a week, surprised all the pundits with a victory over Barack Obama in a close race. And John McCain, a 71-year-old whose second bid for the Oval Office was virtually written off last summer after weeks of poor fund raising, significant staff departures and falling poll numbers, stormed to victory for the Republicans early on Wednesday. New York senator Hillary Clinton, 60, said she had found her "own voice" after entering the primary with "a very, very full heart". She urged her supporters to "give America the kind of comeback that New Hampshire has just given me". The more personal image of Hillary Clinton, who is often seen as a polarising figure in U.S. politics, worked well in...