Presidential Campaigns

There seems to be something missing from this year's campaigns. Have you noticed it too?

Presidential campaigns have sprouted some strange items to plug their candidates, like the Nixon and Agnew matching set of erasers bearing their likeness....

Message Control explores the inner workings of presidential campaign coverage by journalists and the media since the contemporary style of coverage began, focusing on the impacts of the mass media and journalism on the electorate.

An overview of efforts to regulate presidential election financing and specific methods, and the changes that have occurred over the last three decades. Special attention is paid on the topics of interest groups and the Federal Election Campaign Act as it changes over time.

The Presidential campaign has given many writers some excellent material throughout 2007, and there have been some great articles written. Here is my way of recognizing those who had sharp insights and something to say.

This article was written after the 2000 presidential campaigns and examines the various political rhetoric that both major candidates used during their respective races.

Each presidential election cycle, thousands of wannabe campaign staffers vie for the precious few positions available with one of the various candidates. How do those who are successful at procuring positions manage to do so?

The former GOP candidate is dropping out of the race.

Hugo Award-Nominated Grant takes you on a roller coaster of a ride through politics, conspiracies and, of course, zombies in her debut novel "Feed."

This piece is to encourage each of us to stand up for America and do the right thing.

An editorial on the idealisms and political slogans presented in political campaigns

As the 2012 Presidential elections are right around the corner, team Obama must come up with a new slogan and quick. The top ten possible slogans are discussed in this article.

The embattled representative Charlie Rangel, recently lashed out at fellow congressmen for also using their power to procure donations for causes important to them. Ten examples are discussed in this article.

There is something special when a company has a large following of fans that continue to support the brand and the company through the good times and bad. It is that instant connection when someone mentions the company name, sharing a special bond.

This article is my observation of how technology has impacted politics.

Political Fictions, Joan Didion's 2001 essay collection, is still worth reading- especially in today's political climate.

Change does not alter past choices.

One of the slogans John McCain used during his presidential campaign was "country first" - and he meant it. But should we really put country first? I say no - the rights of its individual citizens should be first and foremost.

Millions of dollars have been spent on the presidential campaigns. Was it worth it?

Coverage of Presidential Election on Thursday October 16th

Christians today see politics in a completely inappropriate manner.

"Gotcha journalism" is becoming a patented phrase, similar to "politically correct" and so forth.

Tells you how to work for John Mccain.

Is the presidential election too serious? Look to JibJab for some equal opportunity laughs at Obama, McCain, Clinton, Bush and beyond.

Why I don't attempt to write summaries of the candidates "positions" on various issues.

McCain and Obama will be on the attack. Here's how they're gonna do it

Just another e-mail to skip over. That's what comes to mind for many when e-mails from presidential hopefuls fill their inboxes. And as the latest e-mails will likely not be read, they can't be doing any good for campaigners or voters.