Looks like we have a running mate for Barack Obama, the Democrat who is running for President of the United States. Barack Obama is expected to accept the nomination at the Democratic National Convention that starts on Monday. Gill Studios, a company based in the Kansas City area that produces political literature, has been reportedly […]
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The following Op-Ed is by Charles Krauthammer from The Washington Post was released by the Republican National Committee today. Barack Obama wants to speak at the Brandenburg Gate. He figures it would be a nice backdrop. The supporting cast — a cheering audience and a few fainting frauleins — would be a picturesque way to
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Tim Russert the NBC journalist and host of NBC’s Meet the Press television show, has died after collapsing at NBCs Washington news bureau. He was 58 years old. Born Timothy John Russert, Jr. on May 7, 1950, Tim Russert was a political journalist. He hosted the hit NBC television show called “Meet the Press” from
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Emblem courtesy of “JudyGr” on Flickr website Second ‘Unlikely Alliances’ Ad Launched by the We Campaign The We campaign announced today that the “Unlikely Alliances” ads launched the second in its series. This ad contained House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) and former Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-GA) discussing their shared interest in seeing the American public
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Photo courtesy of Dee Finney What is Patriotism website Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean released his following statement on the fortieth anniversary of the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.:
Screen Shot courtesy of J.D. Lasica website The following was issued today by Group Jazz: A conversation with author, Brian Reich, and online pioneer, Lisa Kimball, about how new media figures into business, politics and culture today will be held:
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Photo courtesy of “My Little Planet!!” on Flickr website The 2008 U.S. presidential candidates most common themes are the high cost of crude oil, gasoline, and home heating oil. In other words, the themes may be boiled down to “energy security.” Even though their plans vary widely, Democratic and Republican candidates alike agree that “energy
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Photo courtesy of “iFOCOS” on Flickr website The “Shopping Online for a President” report, which assesses the impact of the five main presidential candidates’ websites, was announced today from RelevantView, a leading technology provider of Web-based market research solutions. One kiss on a baby’s cheek at a time was the way that presidential candidates won
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Emblem courtesy of Itchmo on Flickr website The escalation in the cost of clinical trials, which now take an average of one billion dollars and require 10 years for approval according to the Cancer Cure Coalition (CCC), occurred partially because
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Photo courtesy of Taran Rampersad “TaranRampersad” on Flickr website 1,000 Americans were recently surveyed by Computer Sciences Corporation and it was announced today that 70 percent of Americans indicated
