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- Thoughts on the Last Obama McCain DebateMy thoughts on the last Obama McCain Debate
- More of the Same: From Either CandidateThe political waters are so murky and mysterious, and the momentum of these waters is so severe, there isn't enough moxie in any of these politicians to do what is really necessary to implement the changes were truly require
- Obama Vs. McCain, First Face-Off EndsThe University of Mississippi debate is the focus of all Americans, as John McCain faces off with Barack Obama for the first time since the Presidential Campaign began. Read about the first face-off between McCain & Obama in Mississippi.
- Phil Gramm, Father of Subprime Deregulation, Chief McCain Economic AdvisorPhil Gramm is recently most well known for calling the United States a "nation of whiners" in regards to the current economic crisis.
The New Yorker and Phil Gramm: Manna from Heaven for Barack ObamaIn 1992, the GOP so despised the Democrats' Presidential nominee they went way out of bounds in their rhetoric, creating a backlash that elected Bill Clinton. Now, Phil Gramm and his "nation of whiners" comments have relegated Rev. Jeremiah Wright to old news...- Phil Gramm and America's Mental RecessionPhil Gramm, an economic advisor to John McCain and himself a former Senator and Presidential candidate, made the sort of gaffe that involves telling an unpleasant truth. Gramm decried gloom and doom talk about a recession in the United States.
- 110th Congressial Legislative Scorecard: Obama 59, McCain 23New legislation by John McCain & Barack Obama in the 110th Congress are compared
- Was the President’s Overly Ambitious Approach to the Ailing Economy Too Costly?Elections are here, and presidential candidates are increasingly optimistic that they will beat President Obama come November 4th 2012. Evidently, many democrats are losing hope for a second term in office for President Obama,...
- Why Obama Will Lose in 2012?In the last presidential election, Obama won only 53% of the popular vote. He lost 15 states. And in many of the states that he took, his victory was just by a few points. He won‚´t have the same luck again.
Hello, President Obama's Answers to the Economy, Are Beginning to Work!For the people that voted for President Obama 2 years ago, hoping for change, the last 2 months have proven they were not stupid for voting for him. Report after report is telling us what he told us in the beginning.
President Obama: Have His Views Changed?Has President Obama changed his beliefs since the Presidential Election?- McCain Defeats J.D. Hayworth, Wins 2010 Arizona PrimaryIncumbent senator and former presidential candidate John McCain has won the Republican primary election in Arizona. He defeated J.D. Hayworth, a former congressman.
- Hoping for Change: A Honest Opinion About the Political Choices This Coming ElectionWe as a nation grow closer to the ever challenging election. Political figureheads such as the charismatic Barack Obama and the storied veteran of John McCain lead a charge in to what is expected to be a radical change.
- Mister ObamaWhere's the change?
- Too Much Obama? Not for McCainSenator John McCain has been popping up a lot lately in the news, voicing his opinion on the latest issues plaguing America. It seems the first runner-up is still in competition with President Obama, this time for the 2012 election.
- Can an Election Be Decided by Issues Alone?An article examining the election of 2008, how the issues important to voters mattered on election day, and if the negative, false attacks played a role.
- What Could McCain Have Done Differently to Win the Election?The 2008 Presidential election was a standoff between Democratic nominee Barack Obama and Republican nominee John McCain. In the end, Democratic candidate Barack Obama came out the victor.
- Analyzing the ElectionHistory was made. The people have spoken. Good or bad, we all have to live with it. Why did it happen? What caused the election to work the way it did?
- A Cabinet Post for McCain? We'll SeeThis week's meeting and joint statement from Obama and McCain are fueling some speculation. Could this really happen?
- Why McCain Lost the ElectionJohn McCain has lost his bid for the White House by a landslide in this historic election. Several factors contribute to his slip in the polls: the current economic status, an unpopular administration, campaign strategy and his vice presidential pick.
- The Politics of Un-truthinessAmerican politics has always been a dirty business and this season is as dirty as any. But now Americans have the tools to root out the lies and half truths to get to the core of it all.
- What Obama's Election MeansElection night musings
- Post-Election, What Will Obama Really Do?Twenty-one months of campaigning, and thus campaign coverage, culminated into an amazing night on November 4.
- McCain Shows Class; What About His Supporters?John McCain will remain a U.S. senator. He shows signs that he will strive to work with Barack Obama.
- Perino: Bush Thinks McCain Has 'Right Ideas' on Economy"President Bush remains hopeful that John McCain will pull it out tomorrow night and win the election. He thinks that Republicans all across America have the right ideas when it comes to the economy and national security."
- McCain Disagrees with the Bush Economy PlanNews didn't look good today.
- Obama's Challenges in the Campaign's Final Days, from a to ZI enumerate these challenges in 25 rhyming couplets.
- How McCain Can Pull Off an UpsetObama has a sizeable lead, but this race isn't over yet.
- Why Voters Pretend to Be Undecided About the McCain-Obama ElectionVoters are pretending that they cannot decide which candidate to vote for in the 2008 McCain-Obama election. I believe they are faking it.
- Fear is the Key - Why Obama May Not Be a Shoo-inIf the polls and CNN are to be believed, Barack Obama has already won the US election; and John McCain is merely going through the motions. But McCain doesn't seem to get it. Perhaps he knows something that many Americans don't.
- 2008 2nd Presidential Debate ReviewThis is a overview of the 2nd Presidential Debate of 2008 between Obama and McCain. The questions and responses for both candidates are provided. A final summary of the debate along with my opinion of it is found at the end.
- Michael Smerconish Latest Conservative to Endorse ObamaAlong with Colin Powell, conservative columnist Michael Smerconish broke party lines to endorse Barack Obama Sunday, just as some other conservatives have done lately.
- Poor ObamaAnti-Obama Limerick
- The Slippery SlopeWho should you choose to help the country out of it's economic slump? Read on to see which man is right for the job.
- McCain/Obama Insane DramaA Political Limerick
- After Second Debate Major Polls Show Obama Leading by Substantial MarginsIn the day following another debate win by Obama, most major national polls are showing Obama with a substantial lead over his opponent John McCain.
- McCain and Obama Sing Anything but Country Music During Debate in NashvilleSenator John McCain and Senator Barack Obama exchange solutions to problems and accusations during second televised presidential debate in Nashville, Tennessee.
The Second Presidential Debate-How They Did!The Second Debate was billed as a perfect setting to get the answers we need. As a Town Hall Format, it was supposed to bring civility, better answers and was supposed to be John McCain's forte.- Obama Newport News Speech to Attack McCain on Health CareBarack Obama debuts a new attack plan in the swing state of Virginia, where a speech at a rally in Newport News will describe John McCain's proposed health care plan as radical.
- How to Choose Between Obama and McCainThere are a few key differences between the two candidates and it's important to understand those differences.
