OBAMA ROMNEY

POLITICS
Obama: Romney Was Wrong On Russia, Still Is
By Sam Stein
MEDIA
Think Again: 'Class Warfare' Revisited
By Eric Alterman, Contributor
Distinguished Professor of English, Brooklyn College, City Uni...
The first time I clicked on this Politico article, titled "Obama, class warrior," I had to check my calendar. Had I forgotten April Fools Day? What else could explain what otherwise struck me as a purposeful -- indeed, expertly executed -- parody of a Politico article?
POLITICS
Obama Plan Would Deal Blow To Romney
POLITICS
Final Tallies: Obama Buried Romney On Airwaves And With Staff
By Sam Stein and Paul Blumenthal
POLITICS
Don't It Make Mitt's Red States Blue!
By Rick Horowitz, Contributor
Milwaukee Public TV Commentator, Writing Coach, Writing & ...
POLITICS
Senate Newcomer Offers Strange 'French-Kiss' Analogy
By Nick Wing
POLITICS
Post-Election: Fact & Fiction
By Rick Horowitz, Contributor
Milwaukee Public TV Commentator, Writing Coach, Writing & ...
POLITICS
Why Integrity Really Really Matters
By Toni Feldstein, Contributor
Health & Wellness coach, Writer, Speaker
For the first time in the last few months, I am reassured that the changing face of America has a powerful voice that made itself heard over the out-of-touch and dismissive ideology of the extreme right.
WORLDPOST
PHOTOS: Embracing The Obama Cutout
By Shirin Barghi
WORLDPOST
LOOK: World Leaders Hail Obama's Victory
By Shirin Barghi
WORLDPOST
Misperceptions of the U.S. Election
By Dinouk Colombage, Contributor
Journalist in Sri Lanka
While the U.S. election is a peaceful affair, untouched by corruption, it is still not the democratic affair which I had perceived it to be.
POLITICS
Why They Care: A View of the American elections from India
By Sandip Roy, Contributor
Author of Don't Let Him Know; Senior editor, Firstpost.com; e...
Obama in 2008 was making history, not just in America but around the world. In 2012 it's just an American election whether Obama wins or Romney pulls a surprise.
COLLEGE
Obama Has Edge in Student Newspaper Presidential Election Endorsements
By Dan Reimold, Contributor
Reporter, author, journalism professor
In the 2012 presidential race, the student press appears to be pro-Obama. A review of college newspaper endorsement editorials reveals overwhelming support for the sitting president's reelection effort.
POLITICS
Mitt Romney Is a Proven Bipartisan Leader for Tough Economic Times. I Endorse Him for President
By James Marshall Crotty, Contributor
Forbes Education Columnist; Author, 'How to Talk American'; Di...
By growing this economy in earnest through across-the-board tax cuts, job training, energy infrastructure, smart regulation, a strong dollar, and by ending the job-destroying demonizing of job creators, big and small, Mr. Romney will reverse that decline from day one.
POLITICS
Why the Citizens Who Can Should Vote and Why 96 Million Citizens May Not
By Curtis Gans, Contributor
The religion of civic responsibility and duty has atrophied. There has been a decline in both the quality of education and the quality and quantity of civic education in the schools, only now beginning to be righted.
NEW YORK
Where To Vote In New York After Sandy
By Inae Oh
COMEDY
Election Anxiety: What the Hell Happens After?
By Gavin Shulman, Contributor
Writer, Producer
Is anyone else worried about what's going to happen when this election is over? What are we going to talk about? Shout about. Scream about. Fight about. Write about. Now is the time to panic.
POLITICS
Two Responsibilities -- Vote and Unite
By Ted Kaufman, Contributor
Fmr. U.S. Senator from Delaware
I have voted in 14 presidential elections since my first, in 1960. Each time the candidates or their surrogates have told me "this is the most important election of your lifetime." Well, this week we will finally have the election that actually fits that description.
POLITICS
After 18 Months Of Campaigning, Romney Sees Victory
By Sabrina Siddiqui
POLITICS
'Voting Is The Best Revenge'
By Nick Wing
POLITICS
Obama, Romney Sharpen Closing Lines
By Peter Finocchiaro
POLITICS
Victims of Economic Disasters Also Deserve Help
By David Callahan, Contributor
Founder and Editor, Inside Philanthropy
If most of us take for granted that we should be there for our fellow citizens during natural disasters, using the tool of government, why is it so controversial that we should also lend a helping hand during man-made economic disasters?
POLITICS
Who Is Winning the Race for the White House?
By Leighton Vaughan Williams, Contributor
Director of the Political Forecasting Unit at Nottingham Busin...
The conventional wisdom is that the betting markets are pointing to the re-election of the president while the polls apparently have Mitt Romney as the narrow favorite. So what's the evidence?
POLITICS
Obama and Bulls
By Jeff Danziger, Contributor
Political cartoonist syndicated by the NYTimes worldwide
POLITICS
10 Questions For Undecided Voters
By Howard Fineman, Contributor
Global Editorial Director
It's hard to believe that any voter hasn't already decided whom to vote for -- but also that any undecided voter isn't terminally depressed by the TV ads, fact-free spin and invective. Here's an undecided-voters guide to 10 topics that Obama and Romney are arguing about.
POLITICS
The Conservative Chameleon
By Lance Simmens, Contributor
Author, "Fracktured", "The Evolution of a Revolution", Politic...
Has the moderate Mitt risen from the grave and been resurrected during the waning days and hours of the campaign? Has he had an epiphany? Has he awakened from his long slumber?
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