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Obama, seeing hope in Ohio, shifts schedule there Despite early optimism, Obama’s strategists are mapping out an electoral plan similar to Democrat John Kerry’s from 2004. (Why? Because Kerry did so well in 2004?) Obama still is pushing into traditionally Republican and rural areas, such as this farm region along the Ohio River.

An estimated 123 people were shot and killed over the summer. That’s nearly double the number of soldiers killed in Iraq over the same time period. Remember when: 1992-  Chicago Plans Police Sweep Of Troubled Housing Area “Unfortunately, it takes something like this to spark everyone’s concern,” Mr.

by Deb Cupples | Are the Republican powers-that-be intent on losing this White House bid? It's a serious question. About six months ago, Pat Buchanan suggested that the GOP might be better off in the long run if a Democrat wins the White House in 2008.

You’ve got to give McCain credit.  By welcoming Palin into his campaign, he sure livened things up quite a bit in this election (and no, I’m not referring to you-know-what, unless you know what is a bridge or something).

You’ve got to give McCain credit.  By welcoming Palin into his campaign, he sure livened things up quite a bit in this election (and no, I’m not referring to you-know-what, unless you know what is a bridge or something).

Republican National Convention-Day I mikemintoncloseAuthor: mikeminton Name: Michael Minton Email: maminton@windstream.net Site: http://www.mrrightopinion.blogstream.com About: See Authors Posts (13) Well, here it is. Monday, September1, 2008. Day one of the RNC.

“If you remember how television changed politics with the first televised presidential debate, not necessarily for the better, with our Grizzly Groundswell Strategy we have the potential to change politics in a good way, a Main Street Media way,” Everson said.

President Bill Clinton's remarks on HIV and AIDS in his Denver convention speech get high marks from AIDS activists, but those activists are disappointed that Democratic nominee Barack Obama didn't do more to address the issue in his remarks.In his primetime televised speech Wednesday, Clinton called

If true, the strategy is simple enough. Whatever issue is your strong suit, you want to elevate to maximum attention. With Obama polling better than McCain on ability to handle the economy, the Republicans want to crowd economic news out of the headlines.

They’ve cast Michelle Obama as an angry black woman, unpatriotic, ultra-left wing and ashamed of her country.  Now, in the wake of a speech that by all accounts was a towering home run, Karl Rove (of course) says it wasn’t enough - she didn’t demonstrate that she LOVES her country.