An older article, relevant to today due to the healthcare debate...and the fact that we are pregnant.
Criticism of McCain's new housing plan.
At Tuesday night's second presidential debate, Republican nominee John McCain proposed a new solution to America's economic crisis: federalizing bad mortgage debt.
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This is a pretty big change in events. Sen. Norm Coleman's seat (R-MN) is one that the democrats would love to win back and it is very important if the democrats are to reach 60 seats in the Senate. Coleman, the popular former mayor of St.
The first thing I said when McCain picked Palin that morning was, "F***, he picked a woman. They are going to win."
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Voter purges in 6 key swing states may violate federal law citing purging can not take place 90 days before an election.
Johnathan Martin claims that the McCain Campaign would be accused of racism whether he had stepped up his negative campagin or not. Is this true and is this fair? Discuss....
"The Supreme Court today took up the dispute over whether the Navy's use of sonar off San Diego is harming whales, running into obstacles similar to the ones that have long divided environmentalists and the military.
"They have gone far beyond the usual fare of quotes taken out of context and distortions of an opponent's record — into the dark territory of race-baiting and xenophobia. Senator Barack Obama has taken some cheap shots at Mr. McCain, but there is no comparison."
This is a nice take on last night's debate.
"Is it "presidential" to speak in clear sentences that have a beginning, a middle and an end? If so, we heard a very presidential Barack Obama in tonight's debate -- a man who was fluid and precise in explaining his policies and in critiquing those of his opponent."
I just like reading Eugene Robinson.
"While not as smirky as the first debate, Senator McCain was jittery, reptilian (the darting tongue), scattered and overall just plain creepy.
Roger Simon's thoughts on last nights debate.
In a daring political move, Republican presidential candidate John McCain announced that, effective immediately, he has once again suspended his campaign.
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Saying it was time to put politics aside until this financial crisis is over, John McCain announced this morning that he is suspending his bid for the Presidency again, this time until the entire Econogeddon event has ended.
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I read another viner's comments on this issue yesterday. What do you guys think? Will people get into the voting booth with race on their mind?
"Why did the Great Depression fundamentally change the nature of government? First, obviously (to quote Rodney Dangerfield in Back to School, when he was asked to characterize The Great Gatsby), it was, uh, great.
"The Federal Reserve said today it is establishing a special fund to lend money directly to businesses so they have adequate cash to operate, a major move by the central bank to ensure that "main street" companies are not crippled by the financial crisis gripping Wall Street and …
I wonder if they were trying to pass a bailout bill?
Here are the rules for tonights "debate."
Was this advanced karamic retribution for his appearance on "This Week?"
Are we going to spend more money over and above the bailout package? This is getting absurd.
When politicians use the nuclear option, it is no wonder why we have an electorate that is disgusted with politics.
Even if this poll is an outlier, should we even be talking about North Carolina this late in the game? Seriously?
An older article, relevant to today due to the healthcare debate...and the fact that we are pregnant.
Criticism of McCain's new housing plan.
Cindy McCain has accused Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama of running "the dirtiest campaign in American history."
Indiana is one of the most reliably Republican states in the nation, but John McCain currently holds a statistically insignificant two-point advantage over the Barack Obama among Hoosiers.
At Tuesday night's second presidential debate, Republican nominee John McCain proposed a new solution to America's economic crisis: federalizing bad mortgage debt.
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