I know this is quite a bit after Senator Obama’s decision that came across this morning to pick Joe Biden as his Vice-Presidential running mate.  I am not a fan of Senator Biden, but that probably goes without saying.  I guess it helps Obama’s lack of experience.  However, it goes against his “change” mantra, as [...]

In a headline/news story that should surprise nobody, the AFL-CIO is set to endorse Barack Obama and start spending for the upcoming election.

The AFL-CIO’s endorsement will unite all of labor’s support behind Sen. Obama. The group of unions that left the AFL-CIO three years ago, known as the Change to Win federation, endorsed the Illinois [...]

Bill Bennett at The Corner at NRO:
And thus the Democratic party is about to nominate a far left candidate in the tradition of George McGovern, albeit without McGovern’s military and political record. The Democratic party is about to nominate a far-left candidate in the tradition of Michael Dukakis, albeit without Dukakis’s executive experience as governor. The Democratic party is about to [...]

In a move that should surprise nobody, Barack XXXXXX Obama wants things both ways.  He wants his wife to be able to campaign for him, attack others, and say what she wants.  But the moment his wife is attacked for a comment she made, he decries those that made the attack/video.  In this case it [...]

Peggy Noonan has written an excellent piece in today’s Opinion Page of The Wall Street Journal.  The crux of the article regards the lost freedoms of Americans, particularly in airports, and how President Bush has lost the support of conservatives throughout the country.
America is in line at the airport. America has its shoes off, is [...]

A recent Gallup poll shows that the Democrats’ heated battle will hurt them in the General Election against John McCain.
But only 59% of Democratic voters who support Clinton say they would vote for Obama against McCain, while 28% say they would vote for the Republican McCain. This suggests that some Clinton supporters are so strongly [...]

Barack Obama yesterday laughed off claims of a joint Clinton-Obama ticket, especially one with Clinton at the top of the ballot.  As I previously reported HERE, Senator Clinton had opened the option of having Sen. Obama as her Vice-Presidential selection.  Obama stated:
“I don’t know how somebody who is in second place is offering the vice [...]

Senator Hillary Clinton alluded to a possible “dream ticket” with both her and Senator Barack Obama on the Democratic ticket.  However, someone has to be at the top of the ticket, and I personally do not see either Clinton or Obama agreeing to the second spot.  I think this race will continue through the convention [...]

I think it is interesting hearing the Democrats talk about their superdelegates possibly being a factor this year.  I don’t understand why they have chosen to have so many, but that is the way they have decided to do things.  The stories are constantly coming out about how Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton are wooing [...]

Well, it has certainly been an interesting week.  It was interesting to hear that Mitt Romney was dropping out of the race on my way home on Thursday afternoon.  After all the money he spent, I thought he would be in at least until McCain had sealed the nomination.  So where does that leave us?  [...]