The Pentagon has advised recruiting commands that they can accept openly gay and lesbian recruit candidates, given the recent federal court decision that bars the military from expelling … [Keep reading >>]
From Vanity Fair: via Raw Story
As Palin has piled misstep on top of misstep, the senior members of McCain’s campaign team have undergone a painful odyssey … [Keep reading >>]
“Randy Scheunemann, a senior foreign policy adviser to John McCain, was fired from the Arizona senator’s campaign last week for what one aide called “trashing” the campaign staff, three senior … [Keep reading >>]
Betfair, the enormous British online gambling site has bettors giving it to Obama by wide margins. He’s 1-7 favorite (paying $8 for a $7 winning bet). A John … [Keep reading >>]
Some reminders of John McCain’s involvement in the Savings and Loan scandal on the late 1980s have appeared during this campaign cycle. Not enough to jar his devotees from … [Keep reading >>]
Dick Cheney surfaced long enough to endorse John McCain for president. Obama thinks it’s a fine thing.
I’d like to congratulate Senator McCain on this endorsement because he really earned … [Keep reading >>]
Duberstein, former Reagan chief of staff, told Fareed Zakaria on CNN that he intends to vote for Democrat Barack Obama on Tuesday.
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A former Republican Secretary of State and one … [Keep reading >>]
McCain descended to new lows yesterday in his frantic attempts to paint Obama as some kind of unamerican Creature from the BLACK Lagoon by accusing Rashid Khalidi of Columbia University … [Keep reading >>]
McCain needs to quit opening the barn door of suspicious associations before all the troubling horses of his own go galloping out.
Today one Shi Sheng Hao of Roselle, Illinois begins … [Keep reading >>]
Perhaps, in his retirement, as John McCain has hoped in his “Worth The Fighting For,” there will be time to contemplate and understand how he has succeeded and failed in … [Keep reading >>]
From CNNMoney via AmericaBlog:
Younger, healthier workers likely wouldn’t abandon their company-sponsored plans, said Douglas Holtz-Eakin, McCain’s senior economic policy adviser.
“Why would they leave?” said Holtz-Eakin. “What they are getting from … [Keep reading >>]
