Aside from the obvious reasons that Obama should not have chosen Joe Biden,
we think that this was Barack Obama’s most crucial error todate.
It is severe enough of an error that it may cost Obama the election.
There is nothing “wrong” with Joe Biden. He’s a nice guy, hard worker, knows foreign policy, etc.
However, this is an [...]
Ralph Nader has decided to run for President again, as a Green Party candidate.
This is about as much press as it deserves.
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In a quick response to the New York Times article alleging misconduct with a female Washington lobbyist, Republican Senator and presidential candidate John McCain held a news conference alongside his wife and denied everything.
The Times reported in its online edition Wednesday that aides to McCain’s 2000 presidential campaign were so worried about the relationship that [...]
Democrat Presidential candidate, Barack Obama, has plenty of coffee and doughnuts as he moves into today’s primaries in Virginia, Maryland and Washington, D.C., which include 237 Democratic delegates and 119 Republican delegates.
Obama surprised customers at a Dunkin Donuts shop in Washington on Tuesday morning when he made an early stop to buy coffee and doughnuts for [...]
Barack Obama had another good weekend sweeping Hillary Clinton 4-0 in state Democrat primaries.
In recognition of this turmoil, Sunday, the Clinton campaign announced that they were replacing campaign manager Patti Solis Doyle with longtime adviser Maggie Williams.
This Weekend’s Winners
Democrats
Louisiana Obama
Nebraska Obama
Washington Obama
Maine Obama
Republicans
Louisiana Huckabee
Kansas Huckabee
Washington McCain
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Former Governor Mitt Romney ended his 2008 Presidential bid yesterday in silent recognition of his odds of winning the nomination guised in a half-hearted attempt at Party unity. He did not endorse John McCain.
Analysts are portraying Romney’s move as ensuring that John McCain will be the GOP presidential nominee, even as the Arizona senator continues [...]
Early indications is that Democrat candidate Barack Obama is surging in polling results prior to Super Tuesday. This is bad news for Hillary, but good news for an OBAMARAMA!
John McCain, the Republican frontrunner, is gaining against both Mitt Romney and Mike Huckabee.
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