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McCain tells New Orleans: Never again
After visiting some of the crumbling, hurricane-damaged homes in this city's Lower 9th Ward, Sen. John McCain condemned the Bush administration's response to Hurricane Katrina Thursday as a failure in leadership that went all the way to the top.
It was some of the harshest language McCain has used to distance himself from Bush, whose approval ratings have dipped below 30% in some polls.
Posted on April 25 2008 by Wil
Obama gains three key endorsements, poll shows him narrowing clinton lead in Pennsylvania
 Barack Obama has notched three key endorsements, and a new poll shows him narrowing rival Hillary Rodham Clinton's lead in Pennsylvania's hard-fought primary contest, a pivotal race in the Democratic presidential nomination.
Both candidates scoured the northeastern U.S. state Wednesday, courting the important union vote with promises to shore up the stumbling economy and reverse the drainage of American jobs overseas. read morePosted on April 3 2008 by Wil
Ex-Rep. Bob Barr to seek Libertarian nod, may get Ron Paul OK
 Just when you thought we might be whittling down the number of presidential candidates, there's a new one about to jump in.
According to a political website, Fitsnews.com, former Republican Rep. Bob Barr of Georgia is about to announce his candidacy with the Libertarian Party. read morePosted on March 31 2008 by Wil
Clinton campaign working to erase debts
 Challenged to compete with Barack Obama's surprising and unparalleled fundraising ability, Clinton's campaign ended February with more than $8.7 million in debts during a period in which she lent her effort $5 million, federal records show. Obama, in contrast, reported $625,058 in debts.
Clinton, a proponent of universal health care, listed having nearly $300,000 in unpaid invoices from health insurance firms that cover her staff. Her campaign also listed owing $3,161 to her Park Ridge alma mater, Maine South High School, where her campaign held an event on Feb. 4, the day before the Illinois primary. read morePosted on March 31 2008 by Wil
Texas Democrats: Tweak, don't kill caucus system
 Texas Democrats said Monday that the party's lengthy, sometimes-chaotic caucus system for picking delegates needs to be changed but shouldn't be scrapped.
"People who are not political junkies may come away feeling that this is a real contact blood sport – and I couldn't blame them," said state Democratic Party Chairman Boyd Richie. read morePosted on March 31 2008 by Wil
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