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Monthly Archives: June 2008
Poll Update: Obama Leads McCain by 13 in Massachusetts
A new Survey USA poll of that state of Massachusetts released today shows that despite losing the Democratic primary to Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama has sprinted out to a 13 point lead over John McCain, 53%-40%. As is becoming the norm with these state polls, Obama leads with women and McCain with men.
Posted in ABC, Endorsement, Politics & TV, Rachel Maddow
Tagged Barack Obama, Massachusetts, Obama
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Obama Camp Disavows Wesley Clark’s Experience Comments
Just when it looked like the Obama campaign would be the first Democrats to challenge Republicans on the patriotism issue, they turn around today and disavow Wesley Clark’s criticism of John McCain. Continue reading
Obama Leads McCain by 2 in Virginia
A new poll of the state of Virginia was released recently by Survey USA, and it reveals a tight race between Barack Obama and John McCain. Obama holds a slight two point lead, 49%-47%. Thus far, the state is starkly split along gender lines. McCain leads with men 58%-40% and Obama with women, 58%-36%.
Posted in ABC, Endorsement, Politics & TV, Rachel Maddow
Tagged Barack Obama, Obama, Race
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Wesley Clark Hammers McCain’s Experience
Wesley Clark was on Face the Nation today, and he took aim at the idea that McCain’s Vietnam War experience makes him more qualified to be president. “He has been a voice on the Senate Armed Services Committee. And he has traveled all over the world. But he hasn’t held executive responsibility. Continue reading
Nader: Anybody Would Be Better Than the Republicans
Independent presidential candidate Ralph Nader was on ABC’s This Week program today. In a wide ranging interview he talked about his disagreements with Barack Obama, John McCain morphing into a Bush clone, and the need for more third parties.
Posted in ABC, Book Review, Endorsement, Michael J. Martin, Michael Steele, Mitch Mcconnell, Politics & TV
Tagged Barack Obama, Democratic Party, George W. Bush, news, Obama, This Week
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Obama: McCain Walked Away From Immigration Reform
While speaking before the National Association of Latino Elected Officials (NALEO), Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama called out John McCain for walking away from his commitment to comprehensive immigration reform.
The Top 5 John McCain Flip-Flops
Here is a list of the top five John McCain flip-flops of the 2008 election so far. McCain has shown that his strongest trait as a candidate is his ability to change his position and contradict himself at any time. What is most amazing is McCain’s flip-flopping knows no limits. Continue reading
Obama on His Trip to Europe, Israel, Jordan
The Obama campaign announced today that Barack Obama will be making his first international trip as the Democratic nominee to the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Jordan, and Israel. Continue reading
Feel the Love
Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama came together for a rally in Unity, NH this afternoon where the theme was global monetary policy. (Just kidding, of course the theme was Democratic unity). Clinton delivered an outstanding performance in front of the crowd of 6,000 which made me wonder, where was this Hillary Clinton during most of the primary campaign?
What to Watch For at the Clinton-Obama Unity Rally
According to a memo released by the Obama campaign this morning, today’s event in Unity, NH is designed to bring together a very unique coalition in American politics, young people, women, African-Americans, and Latinos. The message this rally wants to send is uniting to break barriers.
Posted in ABC, Book Review, Endorsement, Jason Easley
Tagged democracy, news, Obama, politics, Unity
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