This is the man we are told holds the most credibility on foreign affairs in the US presidential election.
I am interested in good relations between the United States and Russia. But in the 21st century nations don’t invade other nations.
John McCain, 13 August, 2008, Birmingham, Michiga...
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I am always forgetting stuff . Most times things will come back to me , usually way after I don't need the information , but I mostly remember things is my point . Now read the article below and tell me what you think , ok ? And let me say right now as a statement , I don't dislike Mr. Mc Cain or hi...
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On the Republican National Committee Web site, under the section on “Meet Barack Obama,” he’s called “a street organizer,” which can mean only one thing. By insinuation, Mother Teresa would be one step from a crack dealer. “Do we know if he ever sold drugs?” Sean Hannity [Fox N...
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Wonder if George W. Bush will be able to give John McCain as rousing an endorsement as the Clintons gave Barack Obama at the Democratic National Convention in Denver. Mind you McCain won't want to be too close to George W. As Hillary suggested it would be seen as Republican twins in the Twin cities ...
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McCain will pick running mate on FridayIt is looking like Mitt Romney or Tim Tim Pawlenty seem to be the most likely choices. I think in the end it will be Mitt Romney to balance the ticket between foreign policy and the economy. CNN has reported that McCain has made his selection and it will be r...
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John Liebhardt
· 3:11 pm
· Australia · Canada · Israel · Puerto Rico (U.S.) · South Africa · Thailand
Hillary Clinton's speech at the Democratic National Convention being held in Colorado, Denver, may have hit a home run. For the most part, bloggers pointed out that the first woman to seriously contend for the President of the United States was wholehearted in her plea for party unity. In what could be the biggest question of Election 2008, will Clinton’s supporters heed her call and support Obama in November? Inquiring bloggers want to know.
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Barack Obama is distancing himself from Ludacris after the rapper recorded a profanity-laced Obama support track in slamming the senator’s adversaries.
His song “Politics As Usual” delivers devastating tongue-lashing to New York Senator Hillary Clinton, Republican nominee for President John...
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Well, we’re a day into this thing, and I for one feel that last night’s speeches were a great way to open. No, nobody shot daggers at Bush or McCain, but I think that’s okay for the first night. Michelle Obama gave a great speech, and the video conference between Obama and her R...
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Wonder if George W. Bush will be able to give John McCain as rousing an endorsement as Hillary Clinton gave Barack Obama at the Democratic National Convention in Denver. Or will it be a case of Republican twins at the Twin cities, as Hillary suggested. This is an animated version of the image in...
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To those who are anxious to declare Iraq a permanent disaster, slow down. The United States is not as unprincipled as you claim. Of course, it's perfectly reasonable to read failure into some analysts' interpretation of today's news reports about the withdrawal agreement between the U.S. and Iraq.A...
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