Barack Obama, with a donation of nearly $1 million, and a son of Libyan dictator Muammar Gadhafi were among the biggest contributors to the presidential campaign of controversial Kenyan leader Raila Odinga, according to an internal …
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And as a bonus in our lovely campaign, Barack Obama actually has decent ideas, so MAYBE we should vote for him. McCain? Really? At this point (being so blatantly a bad idea) if people actually vote him into office I will lose faith in …
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The Audacity of Hope: Thoughts on Reclaiming the American Dream. (B. Obama) * Barack Obama in His Own Words. (B. Obama and Lisa Rogak) * Change We Can Believe In. Barack Obama’s Plan to Renew America’s Promise. (B. Obama) …
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We have been inspired by the artistic and musical contributions that have been pouring out across the nation in support of Barack Obama’s campaign. ‘Vote for Hope’ is our offering to this creative movement. It is our way of adding our …
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Regardless of the McCain/Palin campaign’s intent, I’ll say it again: they are increasing the risk that attempts could be made on Barack Obama’s life by paranoid extremists. (If anyone can think of any solid counterpoints to this …
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In our report yesterday, we told you about a plumber who approached Barack Obama during a campaign event in Ohio over the weekend. As you know, Obama has repeatedly promised to raises taxes on successful entrepreneurs and families, …
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Barack Obama has rallied his followers around a banner of hope. He claims that he is the one that America needs to bring about change. He seems full of himself and narcisstic to the point of self-delusion (an interesting article on this …
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Glenn: “Recovering Charles is a riveting story of hope, healing, and, above all, faith. I was profoundly inspired … life can always have a second verse.” Glenn Beck Program | 1270 Avenue of the Americas | New York, NY 10020 …
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Heading into the final debate, and the final three weeks, of the Presidential campaign, Barack Obama continues to hold on to a lead that appears more insurmountable by the day. In the Rasmussen tracking poll, Obama is holding on to a …
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For a guy who just four years ago was running his first statewide campaign, Barack Obama has made startlingly few missteps as a presidential candidate. But the moment Obama would most like to take back now, if he could, was the one last …
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