Scott Bateman's Vice Presidential debate: Sarah Palin vs. the U.S. Constitution. VP Debate, Part 2 - Sarah Palin's convoluted and meandering nonresponse to a question about her achilles' heel. Apparently, Palin has no weaknesses? Enlarge by clicking the videos to read Bateman's commentary.Read Full Story
Democratic vice presidential candidate U.S. Senator Joe Biden (D-DE) speaks as Republican vice presidential candidate Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin (R) looks on during the vice presidential debate at the Field House of Washington University's Athletic Complex on October 2, 2008 in St. Louis, Missouri. The highly anticipated showdown between the two vice-presidential candidates will be their only debate before the election. (Photo by RICK WILKING/Getty Images North America) According to CNN polling...Read Full Story
Barack Obama makes some funny gestures, but he's also a very smart guy. By most polling counts, it looks like Obama "won" the first presidential debate against John McCain. Photo: Getty Images Who do you think won the first presidential debate?Read Full Story
After each major debate of the presidential campaign, everyone seems to ask the same question. "Who won the debate?" Can anyone really "win" a debate these days? Each campaign is running advertising campaigns claiming victory and the news anchors all seem partisan and biased. Who can you trust? Yourself. Who do you think won the debate? Who best represented your interests and your perspectives on the economy, the wars, world affairs, and social issues? These are the questions that we...Read Full Story
So this is my pre-debate/sorry I forgot to update post. I am considering live blogging the debate, so this may be the first of a few posts tonight.
I also want to say that everything I write tonight will probably not make sense because I am exhausted. This has been my longest/most stressful week since I’ve graduated. It’s been insane. I guess it’s been building up, and around Wednesday I was reaching my peak. I spent a good portion of yesterday on the edge and I finally cracked, which...Read Full Story
When debate host Gwen Ifill asked Palin whether she supported capping carbon emissions, her answer was unequivocal: "I do," she said. "I do." Yet, when President Obama attempted to implement this policy, she turned around and opposed it vociferously.
Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin says that Newt Gingrich is being "crucified" by the Republican establishment, including allies of Mitt Romney, who are trying to rewrite his record with a barrage of negative attacks. "Look at Newt Gingrich, what's going on ...
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It was supposed to be the moment that would energise John McCain's flailing 2008 campaign and help see him to victory over Barack Obama. But upcoming HBO movie Game Change portrays the appointment of Sarah Palin as his running mate as a disastrous gamble ...
Sarah Palin joins CPAC with a speech in Washington Saturday. Will she help or hurt Mitt Romney, and change opinions about Rick Santorum? What impact, if any, will she have on the conservative movement and Newt Gingrich's falling poll numbers? In past ...
Sarah Palin quips that with all the people impersonating her, she's put more Americans to work than the President has. http://politics.blogs.foxnews.com/2012/02/12/palin-palin-imp... She's speaking about the upcoming HBO movie about her role in the 2008 ...
Republican candidate for president Sen. John McCain and Gov. Sarah Palin stepped off their brightly-lit Straight Talk Air chartered jet last night, into a cool mist visible in the blazing headlights of the happy caravan that waited to carry them straight ...
Kraniak_the_Maniak's Blog by Kraniak_the_Maniak from Michigan. Last Post 2 days, 23 ... Who Won the Debate? Sep 26, 2008 | 11:01 PM Category: Political
OXFORD, Miss. — John McCain and Barack Obama stood behind identical wooden lecterns Friday night on the stage of a performing arts center at the University of Mississippi for the first of three sche