US Presidential Elections

                   

DNC: Week in Review -- "A Very Respectful Campaign"

nhinsider.com     03-Aug-2008   733 related          

John McCain wrapped up his week by telling reporters in Florida that he thinks he is running "a very respectful campaign" and that he doesn't think his campaign "is negative in the slightest." John Weaver, Former McCain...                    

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NEWSWEEK: Cover: The End of the South

earthtimes.org     03-Aug-2008   7 related          

How Obama vs. McCain Is Unsettling the old Confederacy Christopher Dickey Goes Back to his Roots in the South to Learn 'Tenor of a Region' That has Been Critical to U.S. Presidential Elections NEW YORK, Aug. 3 /PRNewswire/ --...                    

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McCain and Obama Show Us the Money

prnewsnow.com     02-Aug-2008   1 related          

New York City Attorney Lisa Beth Older Esq through her client is challenging Presidential Candidates John McCain wwwlawofficesoflisabetholdercom and Barack Obama as to who will be the first to secure for the American people the...                    

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Wal-Mart denies that it told employees how to vote

emediaworld.com     01-Aug-2008   155 related          

Wal-Mart Stores Inc., the world's largest retailer, denied a report Friday that it had pressured employees to vote against Democrats in November because of worries that a bill the party supports would make it easier for workers...                    

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DNC - Senator McCain Watch: Desperate Times Desperate Measures

nhinsider.com     01-Aug-2008   15 related          

Same Failed Bush Policies, Same Old Rove Politics Washington, DC - Although McCain promised "a respectful campaign," now that his campaign is in trouble McCain has embraced the divisive tactics he once denounced. Former McCain...                    

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earthtimes.org: CHICAGO - With the presidential campaign in full swing and the price of gasoline still hovering around $4 a gallon, consumers believe neither major-party political candidate can alleviate their pain at the pump. According to a recent Cars.com survey, roughly 50 percent of con earthtimes.org

Consumers Agree: Neither Presidential Candidate has a Quick Fix for Pain at the Pump

earthtimes.org     31-Jul-2008   9 related          

CHICAGO - With the presidential campaign in full swing and the price of gasoline still hovering around $4 a gallon, consumers believe neither major-party political candidate can alleviate their pain at the pump. According to a...                    

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New Novel Cassandra Chanting Penned by an Anonymous VotingWorld Insider Shows How Our 2008 US...

prnewsnow.com     31-Jul-2008          

Cassandra Chantingwwwcassandrachantingcoman election insiders nightmare is a dramatic frightening and enlightening fictional account of a plot to steal the 2008 US presidential election based on the experiences of an anonymous...                    

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DAV National Convention to Push for VA Funding Reform

prnewswire.com     30-Jul-2008   2 related          

Presidential Candidate, Key Officials Scheduled to Address Disabled Veterans WASHINGTON, July 30 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Disabled American Veterans will once again convene its national body to address the needs of...                    

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National Press Club to Host 'NEWSMAKER' Media Briefing on How Nominating Conventions and News...

prnewswire.com     30-Jul-2008   1 related          

National Press Club to Host 'NEWSMAKER' Media Briefing on How Nominating Conventions and News Coverage Have/Haven't Changed Since the 1968 Democratic National Convention WASHINGTON, July 30 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The...                    

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McCain For President - John McCain 2008 Launches New TV Ad: "Celeb"

nhinsider.com     30-Jul-2008   873 related          

ARLINGTON, VA -- The ad highlights Barack Obama's opposition to offshore drilling and proposals to raise taxes on energy sources that produce much of this nation's electricity. With gas prices soaring, Barack Obama says no to...                    

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