Kentucky Bible Belt Patchwork Politics
Just above the buckle of the Bible Belt lie Simpson and Allen Counties. The demographics of the two counties are nearly indistinguishable. Except that one is Republican and the other Democratic.
Just above the buckle of the Bible Belt lie Simpson and Allen Counties. The demographics of the two counties are nearly indistinguishable. Except that one is Republican and the other Democratic.
HuffingtonPost.com | Jason Linkins | Posted 06.05.2008 | Politics
One of the things we noticed as the race for the Democratic nomination wended its way toward its conclusion was how the media focused on those so-call...
Charles Warner | Posted 05.19.2008 | Media
I think the "whiter, poorer, older, more rural and less educated" people of Appalachia are anxious about the future and about change, and thus, stick with old ideas and old media.
Earl Ofari Hutchinson | Posted 05.08.2008 | Politics
By dignifying anything that Limbaugh says, Kerry and Team Obama do a disservice to the success that Obama's retooled stump tactics had in making the Indiana race closer.
Earl Ofari Hutchinson | Posted 05.01.2008 | Politics
A Clinton win among Democrats in the parts of Indiana that most resemble the rest of mid-America is irrefutable proof that she can go toe to toe with the GOP with these voters.
Paul Jenkins | Posted 04.26.2008 | Politics
Were Hillary the great rural white savior that her campaign is depicting, she would have been able to dispatch a presidential neophyte like Barack Obama.
Earl Ofari Hutchinson | Posted 04.23.2008 | Home
Barack Obama's decisive Pennsylvania loss to Hillary Clinton was predictable and inevitable. Obama pretty much confirmed that when he tossed in the to...
Carlotta Cooper | Posted 04.16.2008 | Home
Don't tell me about how Sen. Obama grew up. His statements demonstrate he doesn't understand small town life or rural voters. Sen. Clinton is the one connecting with us. He could learn from her.
Paul Loeb | Posted 02.20.2008 | Politics
As Obama continues to broaden his reach in each successive caucus or primary, Wisconsin should answer any lingering questions about his potential range of support.
New York Times | JEFF ZELENY | Posted 01.05.2008 | Politics
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R.T. Eby | Posted 06.19.2008 | Home