So who is Barack Obama? At the end of the America’s Survival news conference, Kincaid said America’s Survival (A) has no intention of feeding this information to the Clinton or McCain campaign, (B) has no connection in any way with any …
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Last week I devoted part of a post to the my interview subject, who as I reported was preparing to embark on a two-week barnstorming tour of America; a tour intended to point out the deficiencies of Barack Obama as Commander-in-Chief. …
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These are the exact kind of statistics Obama is hoping to change, and the kind of statistics that his campaign believes will help push him ahead of John McCain. With greater African American support, and a steady support from white …
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John McCain, have made battling the threat posed by radical Islamists a central platform of their campaign, while presenting their Democratic rival, Sen. Barack Obama, as being weak on the issue. Obama has also fought off persistent …
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They’re not waiting to see what Barack Obama is going to do. Is he going to do this and see what way the political wind’s blowing. They’re waiting to see if John McCain will be able to see these amendments implemented in Paulson’s …
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They were the ones who inspired Saddam [Hussein] to attack Iran and get us involved in an eight-year war. The terrorist groups that killed our president, our prime minister, our officials, are now freely asked to live in the Western …
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On September 9, 2008 over 60 Cleveland YPs gathered at Bar Cento/Bier Markt in a movement of change as we rallied and provided support to Senator Barack Obama in his campaign for President. Hosted by a group of young professionals who …
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This touches directly on the question of what, beyond the platitudes of unity, hope, and change, Obama himself believes in. His voting record is one indication. Another is his intellectual evolution. …
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And I hope that one or more people, having read this, will consider reconnecting with their civic duty. But do not take this for my telling you who to vote for. Whether you believe in John McCain or Barack Obama only matters to me …
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Republican John McCain said Wednesday he wants to delay Friday’s debate with Democratic rival Barack Obama and temporarily put aside their partisan campaign to resolve the nation’s financial crisis. McCain’s announcement came after the …
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