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8/1/2008 — Stevens pleads not guilty to lying about gifts
8/1/2008 — Matt Towery: Inside The Numbers: McCain and Obama - What Were They Thinking?
A silly ad, followed by charges of a "mean campaign," followed by charges of playing the race card
8/1/2008 — Hastings Wyman: Grits
Virginia Veep?; Registration Drives Draw Fire; Rice Wins, but…; House Apologizes; Dole Bypassing Convention
7/31/2008 — McCain ad fights rival's celebrity head-on
7/31/2008 — A New Generation of Republicans in Alaska
For the first time in four decades, politics in Alaska is a brand-new game for both Republicans and Democrats because of the indictment of Senator Ted Stevens, the state’s longtime Republican patriarch.
7/31/2008 — Obama, McCain packin' heat for 'tax duels,' lobbing ads at each other
7/30/2008 — Ted Stevens a major player in Alaska and the Senate
7/30/2008 — Hastings Wyman: Obama’s Long Range Strategy
In 1960, Richard Nixon made a foolish promise to campaign in every state and found himself flying to Alaska, with three electoral votes, in the final days of the campaign, when he should have been in Illinois, which he narrowly lost, along with the presidency.
7/30/2008 — Kaine: Obama's List 'Seems to Be Getting Shorter'
7/30/2008 — John A. Tures: Is The Liberal Media Bias A Myth?
"Annoy the media…elect Bush." That was one of my favorite bumper stickers from the 1992 election, when President George Herbert Walker Bush was denied a second term.
7/29/2008 — Record $482 Billion '09 Deficit Forecast
7/29/2008 — Tom Baxter: The tortoises and the hares
A week at the beach proves a fine place to watch this tortoise-and-hare race wind down to the final sprint.
7/29/2008 — Obama meets economic and business leaders
7/29/2008 — Lee Bandy: Voters Still Divided Along Racial Lines
Does Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama have a problem with white voters?
7/28/2008 — Obama at Convention for Journalists
7/28/2008 — Hastings Wyman: Senate Money Reveals Competitive Races
The 2nd Quarter financial reports indicate some highly competitive US Senate races are developing in the South. Although incumbents -- as usual -- are raising the most money, some of the challengers are amassing sufficient funds to finance a winning campaign.
7/28/2008 — Troops
7/28/2008 — John A. Tures: Frankly, What Can Broun Do For You?
Political scientists have been perplexed for years by polls showing how unpopular Congress is. Yet reelection rates types run high in America, especially in the House of Representatives.
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