Clinton says she’s the toughest
Pushing for a strong win to keep her White House hopes alive, Democrat Hillary Clinton touted her toughness on Monday ahead of a showdown with presidential rival Barack Obama in Pennsylvania.
White male vote is key in Pennsylvania
Travis Frantti knocks on the front door, ready to make his pitch for Hillary Rodham Clinton. It’s the final weekend before Tuesday’s presidential primary in Pennsylvania, and he and his mother are out canvassing in suburban Pittsburgh, a printout of persuadable Democrats and a stack of campaign literature in hand.
U.S. military courting felons for recruitment, but, gays still can’t serve!
This is such a dumb, stupid thing to do; The U.S. Military is taking felons who’s crimes range from Armed Robbery to Rape, but, they won’t accept gay recruits who haven’t had so much as a jaywalking ticket?
Economy the top worry, but barely affecting votes
Economy the top worry, but barely affecting votes
It won’t start effecting votes until this summer when due to the ever increasing insane price of oil, people have $800-$1000 air conditioning bills every month.
Break the matrix
Trevor Lyman, the man behind Ron Paul’s "moneybombs" of last fall, has started a new organization to challenge the mainstream media’s stranglehold on information and news.
Michael Moore’s letter
I’m not a fan of Michael Moore’s, but I am a fan of his letter, posted TODAY:
Mike’s Letter from MichaelMoore.com
Monday, April 21st, 2008
My Vote’s for Obama (if I could vote) …by Michael MooreFriends,
Obama’s got cash, Clinton has debts
Barack Obama began the month of April with a 5-1 cash advantage over a debt-saddled Hillary Rodham Clinton, setting the stage for his lopsided spending in the crucial primary state of Pennsylvania.
It’s the economy, stupid, but…
The economy has soared past Iraq as the top problem on the minds of voters.
But do the growing economic worries give a particular edge to any presidential candidate? Not so far, according to an Associated Press-Yahoo News poll released Monday.
Clinton needs ‘blowout’ to salvage race
With time, numbers and momentum running against her, Hillary Clinton needs a “blowout” victory in Pennsylvania to keep her Democratic Presidential race alive.
The odds are against her.
Obama has a lead of more than 800,000 votes and a substantial delegate lead and Clinton appears unlikely to overtake the Illinois Senator in either category.