2008 Election
McCain Could Be Forced Out Of Pennsylvania Too, Union Chief Says
"Democrats cheered on Wednesday when news broke that John McCain's campaign was abandoning Michigan, pulling down its ads and sending staffers to other states." ... "Many speculated that McCain would now turn his focus to Pennsylvania.USA TODAY/Gallup Poll: Obama did better job in first debate
A new USA TODAY/Gallup Poll shows 46% of people who watched Friday night's presidential debate say Democrat Barack Obama did a better job than Republican John McCain; 34% said McCain did better. Which candidate offered the best proposals for change to solve the country’s problems 52% Obama 35% McCain Opinion of McCain after debate 21% a more favorable 21% less favorable 56% no change Opinion of Obama after debate 30% more favorable 14% less favorable 54% no change Confidence in candidate to fix economic problems after debate McCain 37% less confidence 23% more confidence Obama 34% more confidence 26% less confidence Neither candidate broke away on national security and foreign policy. http://blogs.usatoday.com/onpolitics/2008/09/usatgallup-poll.html :bananana:Palin accuses Obama of doing nothing then proposes something Obama has already done
September 18, 2008 Palin's transparency proposal already exists in D.C. From CNN Political Producer Peter Hamby CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (CNN) – Sarah Palin likes to tell voters around the country about how she “put the government checkbook online” in Alaska. On Thursday, Palin suggested she would take that same proposal to Washington.Conservative columnist and Palin supporter now says VP candidate should drop out
Palin Problem She’s out of her league. By Kathleen Parker "To express reservations about her qualifications to be vice president — and possibly president — is to risk being labeled anti-woman." ...EW: Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert: Mock the Vote
I LOVE this! :rotfl: http://www.ew.com/ew/article/0,,20228603,00.html Some highlights: We sat down with the comedians for a provocative talk about the political landscape, the way they (and other, more traditional media outlets) cover it, and whether or not we'll ever see the alleged ''change'' we've been promised by every candidate. ''Do you mean change we need, or change we can believe in?'' asks Stewart.Top Brands
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