Day: May 21, 2008

Doctors join correspondents and pundits on the air as cable nets balance health concerns with political effects.

National Journal contributing editor joins Democrat’s team as a senior strategist and spokesperson.

Robert Creamer has some extremely good news, I personally hope it’s more than a pep talk, see,
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/robert-creamer/why-the-long-primary-batt_b_102848.html

President Bush vetoed the $300 billion farm bill, calling it a tax increase on regular Americans at a time of high food prices in the face of a near-certain override by Congress.

Mr. Jordan, a self-proclaimed “political animal” and campaign whiz-kid, eventually became President Jimmy Carter’s chief of staff and top confidant.

BOSTON (Reuters) – As U.S. Sen. Edward Kennedy battles a deadly brain tumor, many Americans hope his illness will not bring a swift end to the Kennedy political era.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Hillary Clinton’s presidential bid fell deeper in debt in April despite a strong fundraising effort in her increasingly unlikely effort to defeat rival Barack Obama for the Democratic nomination, campaign finance records show.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Democrat Barack Obama has opened an 8-point national lead on Republican John McCain as the U.S. presidential rivals turn their focus to a general election race, according to a Reuters/Zogby poll released on Wednesday.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – President George W. Bush is expected to veto the “bloated” $280 billion farm bill on Wednesday, a White House spokeswoman said.

BOSTON (Reuters) – As U.S. Sen. Edward Kennedy battles a brain tumor in Massachusetts General Hospital, his home state is hoping his illness will not bring a swift end to the Kennedy era.