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10.31.08

The state of the McCain campaign and latest polls Across the US, Campaign '08, Democrats, Joe Biden |
For those who haven't seen this yet, here is an email from John McCain's Campaign Manager, Rick Davis, highlighting where they are, and how they see things: To:Interested Parties From:Rick Davis, Campaign Manager Date: October 31, 2008 RE: The Final Push The State of the Campaign If your television is tuned to cable news as frequently as ours are here at campaign headquarters, you have seen the pundits say John McCain and his campaign are done. And, if you've followed this race since the beginning, this is clearly a song you've heard before. I wanted to take some time today to give you some insight on ...

Tagged: Barack Obama, Campaign 2008, Elections, Joe Biden, John McCain, Party Politics, Sarah Palin
10.29.08

10 Sexiest Political Spoofs from Campaign 2008 Uncategorized | (4)
As the 2008 Presidential Election winds down, it's important to look back at what buzz this two-year plus campaign has generated. Today, we're going to take a look at the 10 sexiest political spoofs from campaign '08 (in no particular order). Video 1: "Bridge to No Underwear:" Continue Reading...
10.28.08

What does late October polling actually mean? Across the US, Campaign '08, Congress, Conservatism, Party Politics |
With polling being one of the center-point of this election, it's important to look back at how late October data has actually played out on Election Day in terms of giving the underdog a victory. From Gallop.com: With only one week left in Campaign 2008, history is on the side of Barack Obama. It would be unusual -- although not unprecedented -- to see his recent 7- to 9-point leads among registered voters and 4- to 7-point leads among traditional likely voters shrink enough between now and the election to put the presidency within McCain's reach. Continue Reading...
10.28.08

Was the ‘Great Schlep’ a great kappore? Across the US, Campaign '08, Conservatism, Party Politics, RNC, Religion |
Yiddish Translation: Kappore = Catastrophe. In September the Jewish Council of Education & Research launched an innovative and attractive campaign to motivate young Jews around the country to make their way down to Florida to convince their grandparents to vote for Barack Obama. With an edgy (yet compelling) video-plea from Sarah Silverman, this campaign received a great deal of fanfare and had many believing that this effort would lead to hundreds of young Jews schlepping down to Florida. Continue Reading...
10.27.08

If we let the market work it out. Economy |
I've said it time and time again, we didn't need a bailout and the market could have worked out our current economic problems. Maybe it would have looked something like this: [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LvPCtrOP4mc[/youtube]

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