The majority of voters cited the economy as the key issue for them in this campaign, unsurprisingly. This information helps shed light on when, exactly, John McCain lost his chance at the White House. You’d think it would be difficult to pinpoint the exact moment (or moments, at least) when an election is lost for a candidate. Journalist and columnist Daniel Gross asks these questions about McCain and his campaign: continue reading...
So the evidence is in: These are two electoral maps. The first one is from before the Great Depression.
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Possibly the most important presidential campaign of a generation is reaching its climax, and you need to keep yourself informed. Here is a list, compiled by Mashable, of some of the best sites on the web for presidential polls and predictions: continue reading...
So the Bible says “Love thy neighbor.” And obviously this woman has taken that to mean, “Love thy neighbor - unless they go to the wrong kind of Christian church, have an atheist mother, are named ‘Obama,’ are part Muslim, or don’t vote according to which candidate is most faith-oriented.” Hypocrisy at its finest, folks. continue reading...
