Or, there’s a really bad communication problem within the campaign. Positions on issues, like this one, really need to be known.
Obama’s spokesman still doesn’t know his candidate’s position on the new FISA bill that passed the House today. The Senate vote is next week […]
Or, there’s a really bad communication problem within the campaign. Positions on issues, like this one, really need to be known.
Obama’s spokesman still doesn’t know his candidate’s position on the new FISA bill that passed the House today. The Senate vote is next week […]
UPDATE:
Sen. Barack Obama’s campaign has released a statement stating that while he opposes amnesty for telecom firms that spied on Americans, he will support the House compromise legislation. The statement in full: […]
Posted in Uncategorized
Sort of. It really became more about politics than about ethics and lies.
In testimony on Capital Hill, former White House Press Secretary Scott McClellan basically painted a portrait of an administration that created its own credibility gap — and a White House response to his testimony further underscored why […]
Posted in Bush Administration, George W. Bush
Hate to play “gotcha” so frequently with Mr. McCain, but he’s certainly giving us ample opportunity to do so.
Our guest blogger is Adam Jentleson, the Communications and Outreach Director for the Hyde Park Project at the Center for American Progress Action Fund. The government’s official source for energy statistics says that offshore drilling will not have a “significant impact” on gas prices until 2030. McCain’s own campaign admits that offshore drilling will have […]
Posted in Economy, Oil Prices
Well now! Another old video. Another old comment.
Dan Abrams has uncovered a video of John McCain saying… “I really didn’t love America until I was deprived of her company.” This has the potential to upend this campaign. Given the criticism of Michelle Obama’s remarks about pride, how can the right still press the patriotism of the Democratic candidate’s wife when the Republican candidate himself […]
Posted in 2008 Election, McCain, Obama
Tagged Dan Abrams, John McCain, Michelle Obama
And, you know, it just couldn’t get here fast enough! It’s one of those days where the clouds are hanging around, threatening to rain. A little rain wouldn’t hurt around here, unlike for our neighbors to the north where floodwaters continue to be a problem.
And, no surprise here, Americans aren’t happy. Not at all.
A new AP-Ipsos poll finds that nearly eight in 10 Americans believe “the country is moving in the wrong direction…amid soaring food and gas prices, falling home values and unending war. Just 17 percent say the country is going in the right direction.” This figure is the lowest since the survey began in 2003, and […]
Oh, what a great poll! And, of course, it comes from our friends at Fox News. Surprised?
There’s something eminently entertaining about Fox News polls, in large part because the network includes questions in its polls that no other news outlet would even consider. In this case, that’s not a compliment. In the poll (.pdf) released this afternoon, the big question, of course, was about the horserace in the general election. Fox News […]
Posted in 2008 Election, Television
