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| Iowa Debate Means Iowa Race Remains Free For All |
| Published: December 13, 2007, 9:38 am |
| Tags: Mike Huckabee, Debates, Newsweek Blogitics, Media, Republicans, 2008 Elections, Media Criticism, Politics |
| on more magazine covers (Newsweek, this coming Sunday’s New York Times Magazine) than Nicole Kidman. As veteran Republican consultant Charlie Black, now working for John McCain, put it after the debate, “The biggest thing that happened is that nobody laid a glove on Huckabee.” Even the former Baptist preacher and Arkansas |
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| Clinton New Hampshire Campaign Bigwig Raises Obama Drug Issue |
| Published: December 13, 2007, 3:37 am |
| Tags: Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, Newsweek Blogitics, Democrats, Drugs, Politics, 2008 Elections, As Yet Unassigned |
| In a tactic similar to the widely condemned political technique called “push polling,” a top Hillary Clinton campaign official in New Hampshire pointedly raised Clinton political foe Senator Barack Obama’s own admissions of drug use in a way that was sure to get the issue out there to voters and the press. But will it backfire? |
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| Today's Republican Debate on Iowa Public Television |
| Published: December 12, 2007, 5:51 pm |
| Tags: Pbs, Ron Paul, Republican Party, Tom Tancredo, Newsweek Blogitics, Debates, Fred Thompson, Rudy Giuliani, 2008 Elections, Mitt Romney, John Mccain, Mike Huckabee, Politics |
| The debate was moderated by the Des Moines Register's editor, Carolyn Washburn, and sponsored by the DMR and Iowa Public Television. PBS: Watch video of this afternoon’s Republican presidential debate, starting at 8 pm ET. Full Debate Transcript I found some live-blogging out there: AMERICAblog Libby Spencer / The Newshoggers: Michelle |
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| New Hampshire Poll: Clinton Fizzling, Romney Sizzling |
| Published: December 12, 2007, 4:03 pm |
| Tags: Elections, Mitt Romney, Bill Clinton, Mike Huckabee, Newsweek Blogitics, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, 2008 Elections, Polls, Democrats, Republicans, Politics |
| Forget all the talk about this being an election year in which the leading candidates in each party were almost certain to get the nomination. It’s wild-card...after wild-card…with at least one campaign showing signs of extreme concern. The news for the Demmies: Hillary Clinton’s lead has evaporated in New Hampshire (she is a |
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| Pat Robertson is (Almost) Right |
| Published: December 12, 2007, 2:31 pm |
| Tags: Newsweek Blogitics, Foreign Policy, Foreign Affairs, 2008 Elections, Politics |
| You will be hard pressed to find subjects on which Rev. Robertson and I agree. Even on the subject of this post, my agreement is less with what he said in early November to justify his endorsement of Rudy G., more with what he implied. He said: “ the overriding issue before the American people is the defense of our population from the |
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| Obama Stresses Faith Amid False Rumors |
| Published: December 16, 2007, 10:18 pm |
| Tags: Mormons, Bigotry, Newsweek Blogitics, Muslims, Barack Obama, 2008 Elections, Religion, Democrats, Politics |
| The 2008 election campaign is certainly proving to be The Campaign Of Faith. First, former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney had to try and deal with anti-Mormon sentiments within the GOP and general electorate that have check-mated his Presidential hopes. Now, Barack Obama has had to stress his faith amid false rumors quickly (and at times |
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| Ron Paul Campaign Breaks Own Fundraising Record |
| Published: December 16, 2007, 6:58 pm |
| Tags: Newsweek Blogitics, Ron Paul, 2008 Elections |
| Having drawn media attention for amassing $5.2 million in fundraising during the third quarter (nearly matching rival John McCain’s $5.5 million during the same quarter), the Ron Paul campaign quickly raised the ante and challenged its supporters to raise $12 million during the fourth quarter. It was a particularly ambitious plan, given |
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| 2008 a High-Stakes American Election Year for Europe |
| Published: December 16, 2007, 5:56 pm |
| Tags: Religious Right, White House, Democratic Party, Conservatism, Black African American, Newsweek Blogitics, Voting, Electoral College, Al Gore, Elections, Race, Conservatives, 2008 Elections, Minorities, Democrats, Christianity, Barack Obama, Politics |
| Will a Republican presidential victory in 2008 do permanent damage to America’s ties to Europe? According to this op-ed article from Financial Times Deutschland columnist Thomas Klau, ‘A Democratic President or a woman President would be seen as a symbol of change. But if a Republican wins the U.S. election of 2008, the long-term |
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| McCain's Looking For Some Joe-Mentum |
| Published: December 16, 2007, 5:17 pm |
| Tags: Newsweek Blogitics, Joe Lieberman, John Mccain, 2008 Elections |
| Cross-Posted to The Debate Link CNN’s political ticker reports that Connecticut Senator Joe Lieberman (I-CT) is going to endorse fellow pro-war Senator John McCain (R-AZ) tomorrow. I’m not sure anyone should find this surprising. Lieberman is not exactly enamored with the Democratic Party after primary voters dumped him 2006, and the |
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| Are Huckabee Backers Push-Polling Against McCain In New Hampshire? |
| Published: December 16, 2007, 3:02 pm |
| Tags: Mike Huckabee, Newsweek Blogitics, John Mccain, Republicans, 2008 Elections, Polls, Politics |
| It’s getting increasingly hard for an independent voter sick of politicians who tear tear down their opponents and claw their way up to the top to find a candidate who’ll just make the case why THEY deserve to be President. Here’s the latest episode that should be condemned and repudiated by the candidate who is benefiting from |
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| Candidates Perverting History |
| Published: December 16, 2007, 2:21 pm |
| Tags: Christian Conservatives, Mormons, Newsweek Blogitics, Mike Huckabee, Elections, 2008 Elections, Religion, Mitt Romney, Politics |
| On 6 December, Mitt Romney delivered a speech, “Faith in America,” in which he tried to allay certain qualms some may have with his Mormon faith and to lay out his own views on the proper roles of religion and religious expression in American public life. He presented what seemed to me an incorrect and frankly dangerous interpretation |
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| Let's Remove Big Money From Campaigns |
| Published: December 16, 2007, 10:10 am |
| Tags: Newsweek Blogitics, Campaign Reform, Centrists, Politics |
| Berkley Bedell represented Iowa in the U.S. House from 1975 to 1987 and is working on behalf of Common Cause. He writes in the DesMoines Register about campaign Finance reform. …I’ve heard hundreds of candidates who said they were running to “change business as usual in Washington.” In fact, this presidential race has at |
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| Guest Voice: Primary Nonsense |
| Published: December 16, 2007, 3:13 am |
| Tags: Bill Clinton, Elections, Mitt Romney, Jimmy Carter, Mike Huckabee, Newsweek Blogitics, Journalism, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Polls, 2008 Elections, Media Criticism, Democrats, Republicans, George W Bush, Politics |
| This is a Guest Voice column by Michael Reagan, Ronald Reagan’s oldest son, who is also a popular radio talk show host. Guest Voice columns do not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Moderate Voice or its writers. Primary Nonsense by Michael Reagan Primary season, which appears to have begun about a week after the 2004 presidential |
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| Huckabee Hit Parade |
| Published: December 16, 2007, 12:02 am |
| Tags: Religious Right, Msm, Mike Huckabee, Usa, Political Philosophy, Bush Administration, Newsweek Blogitics, The New York Times, Foreign Policy, Pakistan, Media, Immigration, Conservatives, 2008 Elections, Iran, Iraq, Rudy Giuliani, Republicans, Independent Voters, Politics |
| After yesterday’s right-left jabs from the Washington Post, the Republican Great White Hope is bashed today by the New York Times with charges of a Nixonish slush fund from tobacco lobbyists during his days as lieutenant governor of Arkansas. Huckabee’s sudden rise in the polls has drawn hits not only from Big Media (read urban latte |
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| Huckabee Slams Bush, Becomes Frontrunner |
| Published: December 15, 2007, 10:49 pm |
| Tags: Newsweek Blogitics, Mike Huckabee |
| Yesterday, the press was given an article where Huckabee was interviewed about his foreign policy views, and his tone towards Bush is, well, ballsy to say the least. What’s more, I think this is a significant turning point in his campaign. I’ll explain why after some AP reportage… Huckaboom: “American foreign policy |
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