Now, how we got into this mess is a very different question, a question that the two presidential candidates are rushing to try to answer for voters.
National Public Radio reported on Morning Edition today that the National Organization for Women, the Nation's leading women's rights group, has decided to throw its weight and resources behind Senator Obama.
The Sept. 13-15 Gallup Poll Daily tracking update shows John McCain (47%) and Barack Obama (46%) locked in a close contest when registered voters are asked for whom they would vote if the election were held today.
We are in the middle of the longest, most expensive election in our history. Just today (9/13/2008) Barack Obama released his numbers for August: a startling $66,000,000 with 500,000 new donors. We are hungry for change in Washington.
"John McCain says that he is going to tell all those lobbyists in Washington that their days of running Washington are over, which sounds pretty good until you discover that seven of his top campaign managers and officials are -- guess what? -- former corporate lobbyists," Obama …
Senator John McCain will be on the spot, even in his absence, when the Senate takes up a measure today to halt a cut in Medicare payments to doctors.
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This interactive map provided in the New York Timesis a way to follow what is happening in each state and instead of just popular vote it shows the number of electoral votes, which in the end is what counts.
John McCain is 72 years old and still hasn't allowed American voters to view his medical records. I am fully aware that he technically did release the records... For 3 hours... To a select group of people...
"Just as I cannot support just any African American who decides to offer themselves up for public service, I will not toss my vote to someone just because we share the same chromosome mix.
If we read the polls, Palin's pit bull approach may well be working. Pit bull politicians can be great campaigners-especially when their prime goal is to bloody their targets whatever the cost to truth, U.S. politics and ultimately, to our country.
"It's happening again. The Democrats are about to lose an election they should win - and it could not matter more." If Americans choose McCain, they will be turning their back on the rest of the world, choosing to show us four more years of the Bush-Cheney finger.
Here are the latest results from the Pennsylvania poll by Quinnipiac University Poll published on USAElectionPolls.com:
So. Barack Obama's use of the "lipstick on a pig" line has caused hurt feelings among wide swaths of suddenly pro-feminism Republican right wing conservatives, chief amongst them, Sen.
Earlier today, we noted that McCain and Palin differ on stem-cell research. But the Republican ticket also appears to differ greatly on ... polar bears.
The independent website FactCheck.org said the McCain ad explored "new paths of deception," after other contentious claims that Obama had called Palin a "pig" and advocated teaching sex education to kindergarten children.
When Gibson asked Palin, "Do you still believe that global warming is not manmade?" she replied, "I believe that man's activities certainly can be contributing to the issue of global warming, climate change. ...
Clearly, Sarah Palin didn't get the meaning of the term, "the Bush Doctrine.'' But just as clearly, she supports it.
The media bear a heavy responsibility because "balance" does not require giving equal time to truth and lies. So does McCain, who is running a disgraceful, dishonorable campaign of distraction and diversion.
ABC News' Lisa Chinn reports: During her interview with ABC News' Charlie Gibson Thursday Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin attempted to deflect a question about the fact she has never met a foreign head of state by saying that "many" other vice presidential nomine …
Former Rhode Island Republican Sen. Lincoln Chafee has called vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin a ``cocky wacko'' and said her selection as John McCain's running mate has energized supporters of Democrat Barack Obama.
In his first New Hampshire speech since accepting the Democratic vice presidential nomination, Delaware Sen. Joe Biden painted Republican Presidential nominee John McCain as another President Bush.
You know those times when the printer runs out of paper midway through a job, but you don't realize it? You pick up the document and start reading, then wonder where the rest of it went.
Face it Barack Obama's hit the wall, jumped the shark, and any other metaphor that corkscrews his sputtering campaign into the rich loam of also-rans. It isn't just Sarah Palin, it's the electorate realizing the world is a scary place and what he's saying is complete gibberish.
The media might be derelict in their duties, but they are not the cause of the current tight race for the presidency. And for once, we can't blame the candidate, since Obama has done an immeasurably better job so far than Kerry did in 2004 or Gore did in 2000.