Campaign Crawlers
Gamblin’ Man
W. James Antle, III | 8.29.08
John McCain takes a chance on Sarah Palin, but it may be well worth the risk.
John McCain takes a chance on Sarah Palin, but it may be well worth the risk.
They said the evangelical movement was dead.
In his acceptance speech, the Democratic nominee shows his hand.
John McCain faces two challenges next week: reassure the right and convince independents he is the one who can deliver.
How to celebrate this landmark moment for black Americans without losing our soul.
Democrats “embrace it all” in a search for transformation.
This end-of-summer weekend, it’s licking its chops in anticipation of big Democrat victories.
Some things never change, such as the tendency of Europe to blame the U.S. for Russian perfidy.
What’s left of the Olympic spirit?
Ben Stiller’s satirical satire of Hollywood doesn’t go far enough.
This is what it means to be a Dem. As Obama’s luck would have it. On Heath Shuler’s side. Dream lineup. Kent State debate reignites. Plus more.
Do you get the feeling that someone is missing from the convention?
The former Democratic presidential candidate’s narcissistic speech did nothing to advance the case for Barack Obama.
Pro-lifers crash Barack Obama’s party — and trash John McCain’s.
Tony Blankley has their liberal number.
How did the talented Barack Obama get so far so fast?
Nora Ephron explains it all for you.
The night in Detroit that conservatives found themselves am-Bushed.
Catholics and the Obama-Pelosi crowd. Fans of Fran Drescher. Shortchanging the nominee. Whose side is Mark Warner on? Plus more.
With their convention half over, Democrats have failed to make a case for Barack Obama. And Hillary did not help matters.
The Virginia Democrat fails to fire up the crowd in Denver.
Nancy Pelosi’s big mouth is the last problem the Obama campaign wanted to contend with.
A campaign gimmick strikes a real chord.
The promise of victory unites the Democratic coalition.
In its newly ratified platform, the Democratic Party reinvigorates its commitment to abortion.
The Democrat will not only raise all taxes, but claim tax credits are tax cuts — even though taxpayers will pay for these gifts to those who do not pay taxes.
This time Nancy Pelosi has truly gone too far — which isn’t good news for Joe Biden either.
Michelle stands by her man. Racism revisionism. Mensa Democrats. A poem for Lawrence Henry. Plus more.
Ted Kennedy passes the torch. But can liberalism return to Camelot?
Did the real Michelle Obama speak at the Democratic Convention?
In Denver, Jimmy Carter came and went in a New York minute.
The shadowy adviser and friend the Obama campaign would rather you not know about.
Congressional sponsor rejects slavery apology by Democrats as “red herring.”
Obama intends to win in Jesse Helms’s old stomping grounds.
Has Michelle Obama compromised the University of Chicago Medical Center?
Democrat elitists are sometimes too smart for their own good.
Not in Kansas anymore. Recycling RFK. Radical in the Rockies. Reid Collins has character. Plus more.
Obama’s bad experience shows in Biden pick. Plus: A conservative scheme to embarrass McCain.
Values issues and Joe Biden’s speeches when I helped sink his first campaign.
Phony protests for a phony convention.
Obama’s economic platform is simple. Promise anything for votes.
Beer for adults. Above and beyond on abortion. Conservatives have no energy. Plus more.
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