Post from Obama HQ Blogger: New Two Minute TV Ad: “Defining Moment” By Christopher Hass – Oct 25th, 2008 at 2:33 pm EDT Also listed in: African Americans for Obama Comments | Mail to a Friend | Report Objectionable Content Today, the Obama-Biden campaign released a new two minute TV ad, “Defining Moment,” in which [...]
Archive for October 25th, 2008
25 Oct
Exclusive: Dems: McCain broke own law
MIKE ALLEN | 10/24/08 Democrats allege McCain violated campaign finance regulations; the campaign disputes the charge. Photo: AP Democratic officials tell Politico that they plan to file a Federal Election Commission complaint on Monday accusing the McCain campaign of being “a serial violator” of campaign finance laws. In one case, Russia’s [...]
25 Oct
Palin allies report rising campaign tension
By BEN SMITH | 10/25/08 Four Republicans close to Palin said she will disregard the advice of the former Bush aides who handle her Photo: AP Even as John McCain and Sarah Palin scramble to close the gap in the final days of the 2008 election, stirrings of a Palin insurgency are [...]
25 Oct
Sarah Palin: Fiscal Conservative?
On the heels of the final, historic 2008 presidential debate, the Wasilla Project releases Part 3 of our series, where we examine Palin’s record as a fiscal conservative. Clearly, the economy has emerged as the dominant issue of the 2008 presidential campaign and we hope that this video will be a useful contribution in understanding [...]
25 Oct
McCain’s blatant pitch to the rich
By Derrick Z. Jackson Globe Columnist / October 25, 2008 JOHN MCCAIN went to New Hampshire this week at a time when voters understand the limits of their state motto “Live Free or Die.” They know the economy is dying on fat cats living far too free. Barack Obama leads in state polls by 7-to-13 [...]
25 Oct
Public Opinion Snapshot: The Public Rejects Conservative Approaches to Taxes
Center for American Progress By Ruy Teixeira | October 24, 2008 We’ve heard a lot from conservatives lately about how progressives are seeking to redistribute wealth with their “socialist” tax policies. But so far this critique doesn’t seem to be getting far with the public. There’s a good reason for this: The public actually agrees [...]
