The Bush administration yesterday condemned Nicaragua’s renunciation of the cease-fire with the contra rebels as “an affront to the hemisphere,” but it sought to avoid possible pressure from Republican conservatives to seek renewed military aid for the co 3 News Links, 0 Liberal Blogs, 0 Conservative Blogs 0 Comments
A doctor says U.S. Rep. Stephanie Tubbs Jones of Ohio is in critical condition and has limited brain function following a hemorrhage. Tubbs Jones, the first black woman to represent Ohio in Congress, collapsed while driving her car Tuesday. Dr. Gus Kious 15 News Links, 0 Liberal Blogs, 0 Conservative Blogs 0 Comments
I believe this is a new video. It is wildly unsafe for work…
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Copyright © 2008 Big Dog. Visit the original article at http://www.onebigdog.net/obama-talks-tough-after-poor-showing/.Barry Obama is fresh off his Hawaiian vacation and is not too happy because he got his head handed to him at Saddleback and now is five points behind John McCain in the national polls. In order to regain momentum after being punished at [...]
So I’m researching some background on running mate choices — Obama sounds poised to make his pick public any hour now — and I found this great snippet in a larger interview of Joel Goldstein of St. Louis University by MinnPost’s Eric Black: “The Quayle rollout was about the only thing the Bush campaign executed poorly in [...]
I’ve written extensively about just how bad things look for Republicans in the race for Virginia’s open Senate seat, but that’s just the beginning of the problem. Case in point, New Hampshire: Former New Hampshire Governor Jeanne Shaheen regained some lost ground and moved further ahead of incumbent Senator John Sununu in New Hampshire’s United States Senate race. The latest Rasmussen Reports telephone survey in the states finds Shaheen up 51% to 40% which is enough to qualify Sununu as the m
No Contest By INVESTOR’S BUSINESS DAILY | Posted Monday, August 18, 2008 4:20 PM PT Election ‘08: Last weekend’s McCain-Obama protodebate made it clear why Obama won’t keep his promise to debate McCain “anywhere, anytime.” McCain, with a robust resume and details at his fingertips, won big. Read More: Election 2008 | Religion It was only in May that Sen. Barack Obama cockily proclaimed he would debate Sen. John McCain “anywhere, anytime.” But in June, Obama said no to McCain’s challenge to
