According to a new Washington Post-ABC News poll, the “number of Americans who believe that the nation is headed in the right direction has roughly tripled since Barack Obama’s election, and the public overwhelmingly blames the excesses of the financial industry, rather than the new president, for turmoil in the economy.”
At this early stage in [...]
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He’s one of the best political prognosticators in the business, and, peering into his Crystal Ball, Sabato sees more Senate gains for the Democrats next year:
Remarkably, even after losing six net Senate seats in 2006 and another seven or eight (pending the Minnesota resolution) in 2008, the GOP still has more seats up (19) than [...]
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Filed under: Democrats, Michael Stickings, Politics, Republicans
What a speech. Did you watch Hillary Clinton’s speech today endorsing Barack Obama? Incase you missed it, here it is:
Hillary said today:
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Filed under: Democrats, Election '08, Endorsements, General Election, In The News, John McCain '08, Pamela Leavey, Political News, Politics, Presidential Primaries
No, I don’t think the situation is that dire. But we are up against formidable odds. The Mainstream Media has painted a big target on Hillary’s back since day one. The Obama campaign always seems to be swimming in money, just like Scrooge McDuck and is now trying to buy PA. The Blogger Boys have [...]
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It was a time of great optimism, despair and more than a little bloodshed.
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Filed under: Congress, Election '08, Environment, Foreign Policy, Iraq
Good morning from lovely Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania – home of the fabulous Teresa Heinz Kerry and host today to her Women’s Health and Environment Conference. I’m sharing a laptop with an aircard, so I don’t know how often I’ll be able to post today, but I’ll try to keep you updated on the proceedings.
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Filed under: Environment, Healthcare, In The Blogosphere
Put simply, according to the New York Times recently most of the people who left the state of Louisiana are voters in heavily Democratic New Orleans. This will shift state power away from New Orleans to the more rural and suburban areas of the state.
On the upside for Democrats, Lousiana had been losing population [...]
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Filed under: Hurricane Katrina, John Kerry, Politics, Republicans
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