It really is quite unbelievable how much John McCain has distorted the truth with his ad campaign. Its a shame, because these candidates should be having more of a discussion on the issues - energy policies, healthcare, Iraq.
n this afternoon's New York Times story on the Sarah Palin (R) insanity today was this sentence: "Gov. Mark Sanford of South Carolina said that he had heard no discussion about removing Ms. Palin from the ticket."
For about a month, McCain's campaign has been resorting to charges that are patently false. When Obama traveled abroad in July, to positive reviews, McCain decided he had to make attack ads that went far beyond the norm.
A Franklin and Marshall College poll released August 13 shows that a, "survey of registered Pennsylvanians finds Democrat Barack Obama leading Republican John McCain by eight points, 44 to 36 [percent]."
Dissatisfaction with the course of the war under President Bush and with the treatment of veterans returning home has given Obama, who did not serve in the armed forces, an opening with military voters and veterans. So does his appeal to younger people.
Rep. Dennis Kucinich warned the House Judiciary Committee that it would be wise not to ignore the 35 articles of impeachment against President Bush last week. If the committtee does not act within a month, he plans to introduce even more articles.
The preface to the report was written by retired major general Anthony Teguba. He's the army general that led the investigation into the Abu Ghraib prison scandal.
Matt Yglesias added, "What's this . . . John McCain flip-flops on energy policy and CNN tells the tale! Crazy stuff, don't they know he's a straight-talker who can do no wrong?"
Article I Creating a Secret Propaganda Campaign to Manufacture a False Case for War Against Iraq.
During a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing today, Sen.
Senator McCain likes to start speeches with a litany of questions that, presumedly, less plain-spoken politicians would refuse to answer. Well, here are some questions he does not ask but, as that plain-spoken politician, he might want to answer...
"[John McCain] is fine voting for 600 billion dollars to send these people off, the least we can do is give them a chance at a first-class future when they get home.
Bill Kristol noted in his NYT column this morning, "[A]lmost every Republican I've talked to is alarmed that the McCain campaign doesn't seem up to the task of electing John McCain."
Obama pledged to make it easier for every American to get good health care, do away with exemptions for pre-existing conditions, stop drug companies from price gouging, and then said something that was greeted with great enthusiasm by the crowd: "By the way, I'm going to be p …
"We are one step closer to understanding the logic behind the complexity of human brains," said Professor Seth Grant, Head of the Genes to Cognition Programme at the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute.
In a report long delayed by partisan squabbling, the Senate Intelligence Committee on Thursday accused President Bush and Vice President Cheney of taking the country to war in Iraq by exaggerating evidence of links between Saddam Hussein and Al Qaeda in the emotional aftermath of …
NBC's Tim Russert asked Scott McClellan if President Bush should have fired Karl Rove for his role in leaking Valeria Plame's name in the CIA leak case.
Yesterday, MoveOn launched a petition calling on former White House press secretary Scott McClellan to donate the proceeds from his new book to veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.
The largest study of its kind has unexpectedly concluded that smoking marijuana, even regularly and heavily, does not lead to lung cancer.
Yesterday, CNN's Jessica Yellin, who previously covered the White House for ABC News, agreed with Scott McClellan's assessment that the media were "too deferential to the White House" before the Iraq war.
MATTHEWS: Do you believe that Scooter Libby was justly convicted on the charges he was convicted of? That's another point in the book. FLEISCHER: I do. MATTHEWS: Because you believe he did lie under oath and he obstructed justice. You believe that. FLEISCHER: I do.
Opponents of marriage equality are desperate because they are indeed running out of time. The younger generations are more tolerant, and the older ones are fading away.
I just had the privilege of visiting with Felicitas Rosel and Francisco Cano at their home here in Las Vegas.
Former White House press secretary Scott McClellan writes in a new memoir that the Iraq war was sold to the American people with a sophisticated "political propaganda campaign" led by President Bush and aimed at "manipulating sources of public opinion" and "downplaying the major …
Rising gas prices and environmental concern have brought energy policies to the forefront of many people's minds, especially in an election year.
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