The Final Countdown of the Longest Presidential Campaign In American History
By Daniel Politi / Slate / iPosted Monday, Nov. 3, 2008 Take a deep breath, we’re almost there. As the…
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Guide For Watching Election Night Results
by Thomas B. Edsall / edsall@huffingtonpost.com/ November 3, 2008 For those obsessed with the results on Tuesday night, here is…
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McCain’s Crowd in Tampa Today Was Disturbingly Small, Ten Times Less Than Planned For
Staff November 3, 2008 0 Comments on McCain’s Crowd in Tampa Today Was Disturbingly Small, Ten Times Less Than Planned For
by Sam Stein / The Huffington Post / November 32, 2008 Something was missing from the first of John McCain’s…
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Foreclosed – The George W. Bush Story
The End of a Subprime Administration By Tom Engelhardt/ TomDispatch.com / November 2, 2008 They may have been the most…
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Tagged: George W Bush
What Is Wrong With This Picture? California Gov’s All Come Out Against Prop 5
Staff October 31, 2008 2 Comments on What Is Wrong With This Picture? California Gov’s All Come Out Against Prop 5
by Arianna Huffington / The Huffington Post / October 31, 2008 Here is a picture that sums up much that…
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A Citizen’s Guide to California Propositions – by a Citizen
by Jon E. Christensen There’s more voter guides out there than fleas on my dog, and that’s considerable. Of course…
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Best of the ’08 Campaign: Northern exposure
Writing in his online column for Harper’s, Scott Horton offered the following tribute to journalist Max Blumenthal, a Fellow at…
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Tagged: Sarah Palin
‘This Is What Democracy Looks Like’ – Early Voting Is Unprecedented In Recent History of San Diego Elections
Frank Gormlie October 30, 2008 6 Comments on ‘This Is What Democracy Looks Like’ – Early Voting Is Unprecedented In Recent History of San Diego Elections
SAN DIEGO, CA. Lines of early voters are causing an hour and half wait as crowds jam the County Registrar…
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June Reyno Continues Her Controversial Stance Against Foreclosure Eviction
Frank Gormlie October 30, 2008 21 Comments on June Reyno Continues Her Controversial Stance Against Foreclosure Eviction
SAN DIEGO, CA. Arriving at the noon press conference a few minutes late, I walked into the Mira Mesa cul-de-sac,…
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Hate’s last stand
It’s racism and homophobia, neck and neck, down to the wire. Can they hang on? By Mark Morford / SF…
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Tagged: Barack Obama, Prop 8, racism
San Diego Community and Labor Leaders Rally Around June Reyno In Her Controversial Stand Against Foreclsoure Eviction
Frank Gormlie October 29, 2008 16 Comments on San Diego Community and Labor Leaders Rally Around June Reyno In Her Controversial Stand Against Foreclsoure Eviction
SEE UPDATE – GO HERE. SAN DIEGO, CA. Community and labor leaders from San Diego and Los Angeles are…
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State by State Early Voting Polls
The Huffington Post / October 29, 2008 NATIONAL From the ABC/Washington Post tracking poll: More than twelve million voters have…
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