We made it! It’s finally Election Day. With any luck, it won’t be Election Week.
Across the country, news sources are reporting massive voter turnout and everyone is waiting for the predictions to start. Early returns will be flying. For example, I have just received privileged information that Virginia will be tallied [...]
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My friends, let me tell you something. Just like Joe the Plumber, John McCain is desperate. I gotta tell ya, my friends, that John McCain can tell that he is losing the battle for the hearts and minds of Americans. You betcha. The hockey moms (and the pitbulls who are affronted by the notion that [...]
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Today it seems no campaign can be complete without mention of lowering taxes. But we need to remember that America is so awesome not because it gives sweet tax breaks but rather because it rewards people proportionate to their work.
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Re: Will H. I disagree. I think McCain did better in the first debate…. err Obama did worse in the first debate. When we first saw the two rivals on stage for the first time, McCain represented a safe choice, quite similar similar to GWB running for his second term. Obama let McCain walk all over him by [...]
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I watched this debate through a combination of live webcast and internet radio (with significant streaming problems), so my understanding of it as a whole is a bit inadequate. However, I was quite interested to see how little both candidates seem to say regarding the actual questions asked. I was amazed and delighted when a [...]
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What concerns me most these days is the role a McCain/Palin presidency could play in creating a highly traditionalist supreme court panel. Such a traditionalist court would greatly change American social policy, specifically those on abortion, stem cell research and gay marriage. These changes are nearly certain, and a McCain succumbing to every GOP whim [...]
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Definitely take a look, but the latter half is better than the first half. This is the Keating Economics video that the Obama camp released today.
Although conservative social policy is certainly perceived as a strength of the McCain/Palin ticket for conservative voters, it seems that one of the other pillars of [...]
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Why aren’t the American people hearing more talk like this?
“Let’s Play ‘Wall Street Bailout’”
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