2008 Election

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Clinton Campaign Looks Rusty In Gary, Indiana

Dan Treul | Posted May 4, 2008 | Off The Bus


Dan Treul

Despite a bruising several weeks in the national media, Barack Obama supporters in Indiana remain "fired up and ready to go," confident of victory in Tuesday's primary and optimistic that the party will begin to coalesce.

The atmosphere at Obama HQ in Gary, IN highlighted that sentiment Saturday, as both...

Dems Win Second Seat In Solidly GOP District

The Hill   |   May 3, 2008 11:16 PM


House Democrats continued to expand their majority Saturday night after Louisiana state Rep. Don Cazayoux emerged victorious in a special election for retired Rep. Richard Baker's (R) district. The win comes two months after Democrats picked up their first seat...

Unearthed: News of the Week the Mainstream Media Forgot to Report

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Brendan DeMelle | Posted May 3, 2008 | Media


Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Brendan DeMelle

Crimes Against Nature
Junk Science/Wolf Slaughter

At least 37 wolves have been killed in Idaho, Montana and Wyoming since the Bush Administration illegally delisted gray wolves from the Endangered Species Act, on March 28. The death toll could be even higher since kills are not required to...

Who Is The Underdog?

Jonah Peretti | Posted May 3, 2008 | Politics


Jonah Peretti

Like most Democrats, I enjoy voting for the underdog. Who should I support? Barack or Hillary?

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Suggestions welcome.

The New Karl Rove: Sidney Blumenthal (And Hillary Is in Bed with Both of Them)

Beth Arnold | Posted May 3, 2008 | Politics


Beth Arnold

The good senator from Illinois and the Great Black and White Hope for America Barack Obama has been absurdly and ridiculously raked through the coals because of "guilt by association" with his former pastor, Jeremiah Wright. I'm not going to dignify that nationally destructive feeding frenzy with any statement except...

Friday Talking Points [30] -- "Mainstream Media Out To Lunch" Edition

Chris Weigant | Posted May 2, 2008 | Politics


Chris Weigant

If every port on the West Coast of the United States of America was shut down because of a terrorist threat, do you think it would make the news?

So do I. Any event of this magnitude would be the lead story on every evening news broadcast in the nation....

John McCain Calls Himself "President McCain" In New Ad

Oliver Willis | Posted May 2, 2008 | Politics


Oliver Willis

In his new ad about his Bush-style no care health care "plan", John McCain identifies himself on screen as "President McCain". I guess we just decided to call off the election and have George Bush designate his successor just like that?

The Deal: Hillary and Obama's "Granita Pact"?

Daniel Altman | Posted May 1, 2008 | Politics


Daniel Altman

The Democrats must be kicking themselves. They're facing a Republican opponent in November who seems beatable, yet they can't settle on their own contender. Their convention isn't until August 25, so four more months of uncertainty could be on the way. Is there any way to cut the process short?...

Caught On Camera: GOP Tosses Journalist

The Uptake | Posted May 1, 2008 | Off The Bus


The Uptake

From The UpTake

Minnesota's Republican Party seems... camera-shy. Over the past several months, Republicans have prevented journalists from recording their candidates at events. The latest incident saw reporter Gavin Sullivan...

Obama loves Air Force One

Christina Bellantoni | Posted May 1, 2008 | Politics


Christina Bellantoni

SOUTH BEND, Ind. — A voter's question about meeting foreign leaders in a fancy plane inspired a little riff from Sen. Barack Obama about the presidential airplane.


Obama said he has been on Air Force One once - after speaking at the dedication of the Abraham Lincoln presidential...

The Devil You Know

Steven Weber | Posted May 1, 2008 | Politics


Steven Weber

So now she's gotten mean and he's gotten weak. And the disappointment is palpable in both their faces.

Oh, for the heady days months ago when there stood before us a virtually intact, ready-to-go cabinet of intellects, activists, statespersons and progressive Americans, each with passion, zeal and breadth of knowledge...

On My Switch From Clinton to Obama

Joseph J. Andrew | Posted May 1, 2008 | Politics


Joseph J. Andrew

I have been inspired.

Today I am announcing my support for Senator Barack Obama for President of the United States of America. I am changing my support from Senator Clinton to Senator Obama, and calling for my fellow Democrats across my home State of Indiana, and my fellow super delegates...

Women's Voices, Women Vote

William McNary | Posted May 1, 2008 | Politics


William McNary

During five election cycles, I have worked with the Rainbow/PUSH Coalition where I co-directed targeted voter registration campaigns and 'get out the vote' efforts to the African American community. I have also had the great privelege of serving on the Board of Directors of Women's Voices, Women Vote -- a...

Hillary's 'Testicular Fortitude' Touted During Clinton Rally

Huffington Post   |   April 30, 2008 06:03 PM


Hillary Clinton took some heat yesterday from gay rights groups when her top surrogate in North Carolina said she made Rocky Balboa look like a "pansy." Well, she's likely to hear from feminists after a labor leader, introducing her at...

A Challenge To John McCain: Buy Your Own Health Insurance

Chris Weigant | Posted April 30, 2008 | Politics


Chris Weigant

John McCain should be taken at his word. He just gave a major speech in which he unveiled his "new" idea for how to fix health care in America (which is actually just recycled Bush policy). To prove he knows what he is talking about, I challenge him to be...

Scamps vs. Dorks: Why Do We Want to Have a Beer with the President?

Seth Greenland | Posted April 30, 2008 | Politics


Seth Greenland

I'll start by saying I hope I'm wrong.

In modern American presidential politics, a dork can never beat a scamp. To clarify, let me first define the terms. A scamp is a person with a devil may care quality, a charming rogue who exudes positive, charged energy. Bugs Bunny is...

Pandering on Energy: Clinton/McCain--Yes, Obama--No

Jonathan Tasini | Posted April 30, 2008 | Politics


Jonathan Tasini

When I read yesterday's account of the debate over what to do about rising gasoline prices, I really was astounded by the pandering--though I sometimes wonder why one would be astounded in this era where getting elected is far more important than taking a principled position. On this issue, the...

Candidate Donates $47.50 to Himself

Glenn Hurowitz | Posted April 30, 2008 | Politics


Glenn Hurowitz

New Mexico congressional candidate Bill McCamley (who's running for right wing Republican Senate candidate Steve Pearce's seat), just came up with a very creative idea for taking the rug out from under self-financing candidates. In this case, the self-funded candidate in question is his...

Message to McCain: Prevention Works

Cecile Richards | Posted April 29, 2008 | Politics


Cecile Richards

A tried and true tactic of the far right is to inject abortion into the presidential campaign as a divisive tactic. Their goal is twofold: to obscure the broader issue of reproductive and preventive health care and to politicize private, personal decisions made by women and families.

Both Senator...

Justice Scalia: Mired in the 18th Century

Kathryn Kolbert | Posted April 29, 2008 | Politics


Kathryn Kolbert

Justice Antonin Scalia made a rare appearance on 60 Minutes Sunday night, the subject of an interview by an unusually gushing Leslie Stahl. Scalia generally avoids cameras, but he's hawking a new book about advocacy for lawyers. In the course of the segment viewers got a good look at Scalia's...

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