Did John McCain run afoul of copyright? His "Obama Love" video, which according to Unruly Media's Viral Video tracking service, was #1 this week (bitmap above since it will change next week), has been removed from both his campaign's website and his YouTube channel.
On Fox (or as I prefer to call them, Faux) News on Sunday morning, Liz Trotta, former New York bureau chief of the Washington Times, while commenting on the latest about Hillary Clinton's Robert F. Kennedy invocation, mixed up Osama bin Laden and Barack Obama. It's a familiar and one tends to wonder, perhaps intentional error frequently made by the GOP and its supporters. Beyond that however, her joke about "knocking off" Obama was over the top.
Senator Barack Obama concerned with the housing crisis.
Lucky Mike Gravel. He got a chance to not just get "up close and personal" with Obama Girl, but to sing with her as well. On the other hand, let me just say: it's a good thing his daytime job isn't singing.
I'm sure you've seen the recent ads / skits / whatever about Barack Obama's inexperience. Yet just last weekend, Bill Clinton said that a Clinton / Obama pairing would be a "dream ticket," with Hillary at the top. This gave Obama a reason to ask a great question Monday, at a campaign stop in Columbus, Mississippi.
Here we go again. It's not just about the Democrats winning in terms of the war on terror. It's about Obama, and Representative Steve King of Iowa specifically even called out Obama's middle name as a reason for the celebration.
Voters don't have all the power in the Democratic Party, remember? There are still 282 undeclared superdelegates sitting in the driver's seat of this nomination process.
One day, Jim Cramer is playing cheerleader for the U.S. economy, the next he is playing cheerleader for the Democratic presidential candidates, Sens. Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.
The debate between Democratic presidential candidates Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton tonight was one part slug fest, two parts 'confess' and one part love fest. When mixed together and heated for 90 minutes, it gave citizens who have yet to vote in the primaries a lot to digest.
There are still more than 300 undeclared superdelegates that maintain potential control over the 2008 Democratic Party nomination for president. According to a recent report by Salon.com, Clinton continues to lead Obama in endorsements by these superheroes of the party 241-to-181, while MSNBC reports Obama leads Clinton in the pledged delegate count 1192-to-1036.
After today's announcement by Ralph Nader, it begs the question - Should the U.S. voters embrace a Multi-Party election system?
The 2008 Presidential election is one that will greatly impact the future of our country. Over the past 20 years, we have had either a Bush or a Clinton in the White House, and there have been many highs and lows from each of them. Even though I am a registered Democrat, I am a moderate who votes for the person who I believe has the best leadership potential and whose values most closely align with my own.
