Today, Bill Clinton on Sunday praised President Obama’s response to the Hurricane Sandy, speaking of Obama’s great success in coordinating with Republican, Democratic and Independent politicians. Clinton called Obama’s involvement a “stunning example of how ‘we’re all in this together’
On Tuesday, residents of Georgia will be voting on a ballot initiative to create a state commission which can authorize charter schools outside the normal political process in the state. Teacher’s unions are against the measure which would mean more
Special Operations Speaks PAC (SOS) issued a demand that a special prosecutor be appointed and an investigation be conducted into the actions of Barack Obama’s administration as they pertain to Benghazi and the cover-up that has followed. SOS is the same
The National Journal’s Reid Wilson has written a superb piece that goes a long way towards explaining the one issue bringing right and left together this campaign season: What is going on with these polls? There’s no question that there’s
A new Public Policy Polling (PPP) Virginia poll found that President Barack Obama is under-performing among blacks by six points. Despite this decline in support, PPP assumes Democrats will have a greater advantage in 2012 at the polls than they had over
The conference calls this week by the Obama and Romney campaigns could not have been more different. The Obama campaign was irritable and scattered, arguing that they have built up enough strength to hold onto the lead the president enjoyed
Mitt Romney will return to Virginia on Thursday with three campaign stops, hoping to close the deal with the state’s voters and move them solidly into his column. Romney will make campaign stops in Roanoke, Richmond and Virginia Beach.
The Romney/Ryan campaign sought to project a sense of continuing momentum on a conference call with reporters today, amidst a slew of conflicting polls about the state of the national race, and new state polls suggesting that Mitt Romney could
Time Magazine’s Mark Halperin dives into the most recent polls and points out that Mitt Romney is leading President Obama with independent voters, a key group that helped the president win the state in 2008.
“Safety Not Guaranteed” features a first time director, writer, star and co-star, and all of the above should take a long, extended bow. The indie comedy, out Oct. 30 on Blu-ray and DVD, closes the loop on one very odd
Mitt Romney: Four years ago, Barack Obama said building a coal-powered plant will bankrupt you. Now, 22 Pennsylvania coal facilities will close or convert. Mitt Romney will support coal and get North America energy independent.
Romney Campaign: “our years ago, Barack Obama said building a coal-powered plant will bankrupt you. Now, 22 Pennsylvania coal facilities will close or convert. Mitt Romney will support coal and get North America energy independent.”
Drivers headed eastbound on I-40 can’t miss this compelling billboard at the 363 mile mark just outside of Knoxville, Tennessee. Paid for by the Roane County Tea Party, the simple and clear message — America or Obama: You Can’t Have
When Angus King finished his second term as Governor of Maine in January 2003, he left the state with a $1.2 billion deficit, according to the Maine Republican Party. But in television ads paid for by his independent campaign for
Former President Bill Clinton went to Waterbury, Connecticut on Sunday to campaign for U.S. Senate candidate Chris Murphy (D-WFP), as well as Elizabeth Esty (D-WFP), who is running for the state’s 5th congressional district seat. Esty is the wife of
By SYLVIA HUIAssociated PressLONDONThe sex abuse scandal surrounding the late BBC children’s television host Jimmy Savile widened on Sunday as police arrested former glam rock star and convicted sex offender Gary Glitter in connection with the case, British media said.
Readers of Sunday newspapers in the key swing states of Ohio, Iowa, Wisconsin, Florida, and Virginia will see a glossy, 12-page color magazine–or “MittZine”–insert that highlights Mitt Romney’s personal side, including how he once helped save a co-worker’s daughter who
Yet another poll has shown the presidential race in Ohio tied, with President Barack Obama dropping below the crucial 50 percent mark. The latest Akron Beacon Journal/Ohio Newspaper Organization poll shows the race in a 49%-49% tie, with Republican Mitt Romney
Grasping for straws, desperate Obama supporters continue to try to draw on the “war on women” canard, even with a tawdry video that uses sex to excite young women into voting for Barack Obama, if only for the free birth
In an interview on Thursday, Democratic Senate candidate Chris Murphy (D-WFP), said, “I represent my state, I don’t represent my party.” Murphy, however, who is locked in a tight race in Connecticut against GOP candidate Linda McMahon, votes with his
On Thursday, one day after a Michigan poll had President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney tied in the state, The Detroit News endorsed Romney for president. The newspaper acknowledged it was not a shoo-in for a conservative-leaning paper to endorse Romney because many
On Wednesday, AFL-CIO boss Richard Trumka boasted of his organization’s aggressive ground game in the key states of Ohio, Wisconsin, and Nevada. Noticeably missing from Trumka’s list were the pivotal swing states of Virginia and Florida where recent polls show Mitt
The overall number of Pennsylvania voters has decreased by three percent since 2008, according to state data, and the slump is hitting registered Democrats harder than Republicans. Democrat voter registration is down 5.1%, with 229,396 fewer voters, and Republicans are
By disclosing to the media last year that he had “a B-plus” GPA at Occidental College and “a 3.7” GPA at Columbia College, President Obama has put himself in a situation comparable to then-Senator Biden during his 1987 campaign for
By JOSEF FEDERMANAssociated PressJERUSALEMHamas militants in the Gaza Strip fired dozens of rockets and mortar shells into southern Israel on Wednesday in the heaviest bombardment on the area in months, drawing ominous Israeli threats of retaliation and dangers of escalation.
