2008 Elections
Politicians are often called upon to explain why they accepted the blessing of a 'man of god' who makes homophobic or racist statements.
17:29 May 4, 2008 PST
Asked about Wright, Clinton said it's up to voters to decide whether the mounting controversy over Obama's retired pastor should impact the presidential race.
15:07 May 1, 2008 PST
There is an even crazier rumor floating around in cyberspace: If Hillary Clinton fails to secure the Democratic nomination, she will run as an independent.
12:53 Apr 28, 2008 PST
Hillary Clinton is seriously considering running as an independent presidential candidate should she lose the Democratic nomination, say various Internet sources.
12:30 Apr 28, 2008 PST
'The Supreme Court affirmed an essential tool in combating voter fraud and improving the integrity of our elections,' said Project 21 fellow Deneen Borelli.
12:18 Apr 28, 2008 PST
Wondering how delegates are counted or how the Electoral College works? Curious where the presidential candidates stand on issues that affect your country?
09:36 Apr 26, 2008 PST
On April 15, 2008, Rep. John Linder (R-GA) received a list with over 100,000 signatures of people who, like him, think that the fair tax would be the best solution to economic problems of the United States.
06:00 Apr 26, 2008 PST
I appeal to Hillary's green sensitivities and call upon her to call a truce. I don't expect her to hold hands with Obama and sing Kumbaya, but can she at least refrain from badmouthing her opponent?
05:40 Apr 26, 2008 PST
President Bill Clinton looks through his rose-colored glasses, and sees Hillary as a knight in shining armor who in keeping with the rules of chivalry and fair play has defeated Barack Obama.
14:27 Apr 25, 2008 PST
The presumptive Republican nominee, Sen. John McCain, doesn't have much junk in his campaign closet; he has the luxury of defining himself while his Democratic rivals tear each other apart.
10:55 Apr 25, 2008 PST
Daniel Cabrera, the towering Baltimore Orioles starter, plunked Yankee left fielder Hideki Matsui twice Friday night. The second hit smelled bad.
08:45 Apr 24, 2008 PST
Gene Kennedy, who identifies himself as a lifelong Democrat, say he 'strongly' supports Barak Obama for president, citing the candidate's youth and commitment to change.
05:21 Apr 24, 2008 PST
New York Senator Hillary Clinton won the most votes and a majority of Pennsylvania's 158 pledged delegates, but she still trails Illinois Senator Barack Obama in the overall delegate count.
04:11 Apr 24, 2008 PST
James A. Thurber is distinguished professor of government and director of the Center for Congressional and Presidential Studies at American University in Washington.
07:59 Apr 22, 2008 PST
Obama's critics say he is backing out of a commitment made at a time when he did not expect to win the nomination, much less raise record-setting amounts.
05:25 Apr 22, 2008 PST
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