Posts Tagged ‘2008 Presidential Election’

Focus on Barack Obama Switches to John McCain

Posted: 22nd October 2008 by Wil Ford in US Presidential Election 2008
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As predicted, John McCain has made a strong comeback in recent polls. Barack Obama, who is feeling the pressure from McCain’s campaign, has focus his campaign on tax and health care issues. However the McCain/Palin ticket proves to be more viable that previously thought.

John McCain’s Candidacy Boosted by Sarah Palin’s Popularity in Colorado

Posted: 20th October 2008 by Wil Ford in US Presidential Election 2008
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Alaska Governor Sarah Palin’s recent appearance on “Saturday Night Live” and appearances in Colorado boosted John McCain’s candidacy, dashing rival Barack Obama’s hopes for a landslide victory on Election day. With only 15 grueling days to go before Election Day, the Palin Effect has proved the McCain/Palin Repulican ticket to more viable than the junior Senator from Illinois himself realizes: Palin is no bimbo; she is a bold and courageous Republican Vice-Presidential nominee.

Joe the Plumber Symbolizes the Type of U.S. Taxpayer Joe Biden and Barack Obama Hate

Posted: 18th October 2008 by Wil Ford in Joe the Plumber
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Will the average American small business person ever be able to build a better life for his or her family — in the so-called land of opportunity — without being labeled a greedy bastard by an arrogant and out-of-touch politician like Joe Biden?

The Clay Aiken Factor: Does Clay Aiken Matter to Barack Obama and Why?

Posted: 17th October 2008 by Wil Ford in US Presidential Election 2008
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You may have heard the name Clay Aikman a thousands times before; however, this time his name seems very foreign in a political Weblog entry like this one. On the World Wide Web of information, you can (legally or illegally) download his latest songs from the privacy of your home or office and read the latest news about him on celebrity Web sites and Weblogs. His music engulfs his faithful fans in a virtual fairy tale — a world from which they never want to depart — that rivals that of Danish poet and author Hans Christian Andersen.