The Obama-Biden ticket is continuing strong since last Thursday’s vice presidential debate. The debate clearly belonged to Biden as Palin continued with her folksy ways and choose to avoid answering questions and continued with talking points from her notes. There was lots of winking and references to Joe six pack but nothing substantial on how [...]

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10/03/08 - 4
The House has ok’d the revised bailout bill with a 263-171 vote. President Bush acted quickly and signed the bill providing his approval. The bill will provide money for banks to keep their payroll expenses going and allow them to lend money to each other. What it won’t fix is easy credit for [...]

The first Presidential Debate is on Friday and we still have a lot of confusion on McCain taking part in the debate. After all, he has “suspended” his campaign, and has rushed to the Washington DC, to “help” with the bailout deal.
Assuming he does make it to the debate, I would like him to answer [...]

The news of the day is Senate Banking Committee questioning Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke and Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson over their $700b bailout plan for the Finaincial firms on Wall Street. Political events revolve around that news.

Sarah Palin has not been available to the Press, has given only two interviews (compared to Joe Biden’s [...]

The era of greed and irresponsibility on Wall Street and in Washington has led us to a perilous moment. They said they wanted to let the market run free but instead they let it run wild, and in doing so, they tramped our core values of fairness, balance, and responsibility to one another. As a [...]

If the Election season was not scary enough for you, there is more to worry about than how many houses John McCain own. It is the question if Barack Obama is a “sex tourist”. But your curiosity might lead to Identity theft.
According to multiple reports, there is a spam mail in circulation claimaing Barack Obama [...]

First time ever in this election season, Republican Nominee John McCain is doing better than Democratic Nominee Barack Obama in polls. According to Gallup Daily Tracking, John McCain is leading Obama 48% to 45% on September 7. According to Rasumussen Reports, John McCain ties Obama at 46% without leanersleaners and at 48% with . Regardless [...]

Sorry that’s a rhetorical question so no “No they are not” answers please. So, is being a community organizer bad, it seemed like that is the case from both Giuliani and Palin’s tone at the Republican National Convention where they were talking about Obama’s work as a community organizer.
Here’s what wikipedia says about community organizing
Community [...]

We’re so glad we’re in Minnesota.
How do we measure the content of a person’s character? How do we recognize their fitness to serve?
Barack Obama gives a good speech.
But the best sermons aren’t preached, they’re lived.
John McCain’s whole life is a testimony to service, duty, courage and common sense. John McCain has walked the walk, [...]

Mr. Chairman, delegates, and fellow citizens: I am honored to be considered for the nomination for Vice President of the United States…
I accept the call to help our nominee for president to serve and defend America.
I accept the challenge of a tough fight in this election… against confident opponents … at a crucial hour for [...]

As much as I appreciate the opportunity to speak tonight, I really was originally hoping for the slot on Thursday called the acceptance speech. But I am delighted to speak on behalf of my 2nd choice for the Republican nomination for President, John McCain — a man with the character and stubborn kind of integrity [...]

Tonight our thoughts are still with our friends and fellow citizens in the Gulf Coast area, and our thanks go to those who have worked so hard to keep them safe. There can be no more important work than this. But what we are doing at this convention is also important to our country. We [...]

John McCain and Republican National Committee decided to keep the Republican National Convention in St. Paul, Minn., a low key event until the effects of Hurricane Gustav becomes clearer. With that as backdrop, Republican National Convention opened on Monday afternoon with very little fanfare and major speeches curtailed including the Speech from President George W. [...]

Our “Country First” candidate, John McCain, has announced as his running mate for the Vice President of the United States of America, Sarah Palin, Governor of Alaska. I can’t help but say that I am really hoping for a follow up “just kidding” statement but so far I have seen none.
It seems the republican campaign [...]

One of the greatest gifts of our democracy is the opportunity it offers us every four years to change course. It’s not a guarantee; it’s only an opportunity. The question facing us is, simply put, will we seize this opportunity for change? That’s why I came here tonight: to tell you why I feel so [...]

Transcript: To Chairman Dean and my great friend Dick Durbin, and to all my fellow citizens of this great nation: With profound gratitude and great humility, I accept your nomination for the presidency of the United States.
Let me express my thanks to the historic slate of candidates who accompanied me on this journey, and especially [...]

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Thank you so much. Four years ago, you gave me the honor of fighting our fight. I was proud to stand with you then, and I am proud to stand with you now, to help elect Barack Obama [...]

Democrats have defined the 2008 Presidential Elections as choice between the past and the future - partly because John McCain has been in the Senate for too long and partly because he has supported current President George W. Bush on a majority of issues for the last 8 years. But mostly because John McCain is [...]