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Move Aside George & Gordon - The New Kids Are On The Block

Stefan Roberts | Posted 07.26.2008 | Politics


Stefan Roberts

With Barack Obama concluding his Middle-Eastern and European tour today, it got me thinking about just how much I really want to get rid of the status quo and get started on the 'change'.

Obama's Private Talk With Tory Leader David Cameron Caught On Mic: "You Should Be On The Beach. You Need A Break"

AP | Posted 07.26.2008 | Politics


LONDON — Barack Obama endorses making time for thinking in the White House. As the Democratic candidate for president chatted with Tory Leader ...

Obama defends tour, says McCain shifting on war

AP | DAVID ESPO | Posted 07.26.2008 | Politics


LONDON — Democratic presidential contender Barack Obama brushed aside Republican criticism of his overseas trip on Saturday and stood outside th...

HuffPostcard from London: Bush, Brown, Nannygate, and The Youthful Government in Waiting

Arianna Huffington | Posted 06.18.2008 | Politics


Arianna Huffington

I didn't plan my trip to London to overlap with President Bush's, but that's how it worked out. My reception has been decidedly less chilly than the one afforded Bush. Read More TIME Wants You to Ask Me a Question Time Magazine has asked me to take part in its 10 Questions feature. It would be fun to see how many of the questions Time picks are from HuffPosters. Read More John McCain: The Second Coming of Bob Dole If McCain continues to embrace the GOP message, he's going to meet the same fate as Bob Dole. On the bright side, I'm sure those Viagra commercials paid pretty well. Read More London Calling: the 24/7 Guardian, the BBC Empire, and Blogging with a British Accent

A Peaceful Revolution: Are Britain's Tories More Progressive Than U.S. Democrats?

John de Graaf | Posted 11.27.2007 | Politics


John de Graaf

Blueprint for a Green Economy represents an amazing step forward, a far-sighted, comprehensive critique of unfettered capitalism from one of capitalism's strongest bastions, the UK's Conservative Party.


 

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