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May 14, 2008

GOP Group Says Obama Will Wave White Flag

The Kent County GOP (Kent County is where Grand Rapids, MI is) released this web video that says Barack Obama looks down on small town Midwesterners and that he will compromise America's national security.

They also say that Hamas "leadership is so excited about the prospect of Barack Obama becoming President that they have openly endorsed him and complimented his new vision for America."

Congressional Approval Rating Ties All-Time Low

Gallup reports that congressional job approval ties the all-time low of 18%. Surprisingly more Republicans (20%) approve of Congress than Democrats (16%).

Carville Will Write Check to Obama

Yesterday, diehard Clinton supporter James Carville said it was likely that Obama would be the nominee. Fox's Bill Hemmer asked the Clinton campaign's Ann Lewis. She quickly deflected the story by letting Carville "speak for himself."

She then went on to give her talking points.

Why President Bush Doesn't Play Golf Anymore

Yesterday in an interview with the Politico's Mike Allen, President Bush said he doesn't play golf anymore because it sends a bad signal to families that have lost loved ones in Iraq.

May 13, 2008

Clinton's Victory Speech

Tonight in West Virginia, Hillary Clinton won the primary by a wide margin over Barack Obama. In her speech she talked about her determination to carry on and how her faith propels to make it to the mountain top. She also mentions that Dems must carry the swing states and that she has been winning those states in the primary.


Here's the whole speech.

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Childers Wins Mississippi District; Russert & Huckabee Discuss

Democrat Travis Childers won the special election in Mississippi's first House district. It was the third special election the GOP has lost this year.

Upon hearing the news, Tim Russert and Mike Huckabee discuss the result and what it means for the GOP.

Wolfson, Brazile Debate Michigan & Florida

Tonight on CNN, Democratic strategist Donna Brazile and Clinton communications director Howard Wolfson debate how to find a solution to the the dispute over delegates from Michigan and Florida.

Obama Speaks in Cape Giradeau

Earlier today, Barack Obama spoke to an audience in Cape Giradeau, Missouri. He was introduced by Senator Claire McCaskill who is the chairwoman of his campaign.

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14% of Americans Satisfied

Only 14% of Americans are satisfied with the way things are going in the country. A partisan breakdown shows that only 26% of Republicans, 12% of Independents, and 6% of Democrats are satisfied.

McAuliffe Hits Media Bias, Predicts Victories

On "Morning Joe," Clinton campaign chairman Terry McAuliffe predicted Clinton victories in upcoming states. He also took a shot at substitute co-host Chris Matthews, calling him "Obama's campaign chairman."

McAuliffe was also on Fox where he talked about how the media is in the tank for Obama.

Special Election in Mississippi

There's a special election in Mississippi today. The GOP seeks to hold on to what was thought to be a safe House seat. Here are two ads that have been run during the race.

This ad for Republican Greg Davis features his wife talking about what a great dad he is and how he'll work for Mississippians in Congress.


The DCCC is running this ad for Travis Childers. In it, voters talk about why they don't like Greg Davis and the need for change in Washington.


Hannity & Colmes Discuss Obama's Record

Last night on "Hannity & Colmes," the hosts and guests Kevin Madden and Bob Beckel discussed Obama's record including his thoughts on drugs.

McCain's Climate Change Speech

Here are excerpts of John McCain's climate change speech that he made in Portland, Oregon.

May 12, 2008

Obama on "Keeping Our Faith With Veterans"

Here is an excerpt of the speech Barack Obama gave in Charleston, West Virginia today. The speech focused on veterans affairs.

McCain: "A Better Way"

This new John McCain talks about climate change and how he has a middle-of-the-road position that's better than tax-and-spend regulation or denying the problem exists.

The ad is reportedly airing in Oregon.

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