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In 1976, a two-term Republican president (Richard Nixon) became extremely unpopular — much more so than the current Republican president George Bush, as seen in...
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Change is coming, that much Sens. John McCain and Barack Obama agree on as they plunge into a five-month campaign for the White House.
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Located in a heart of New York, the UN dispatches her envoy from Geneva to the USA for “probing local...
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Nothing seems to work right for Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton in her attempts to once more dwell in the White House. Senator Barack Obama, despite inflated...
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Remember the movie Groundhog Day? Part of it was funny; part of it was sheer agony. The thought of living one day over and over again sounds like torture. But the...
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“I have a much broader base to build a winning coalition on,’ she said in an interview with USA Today. As evidence, Clinton cited an Associated Press...
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Given the results of the Indiana and NC primaries, the sad reality has dawned on me that Hillary may not win the nomination. My support for her remains as strong as...
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The battle reaching the final stage as the substantial numbers moving in favour of Obama, the first Afro-African candidate in the presidential race do to so.
As blacks...
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For a country that boasts of “Separation of Church and State,” supposedly keeping religion out of State business, the 2008 Presidential Campaign seems to be...
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Mark Penn, the erstwhile adviser and strategist to Hilary Clinton has resigned his post as Chief Strategist. His resignation came as a result of a political flap that...
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eopardized by an Indian political squabble, the landmark U.S.-India nuclear deal _ one of President George W. Bush’s top foreign policy priorities _ risks being...
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Bloggers, Pundits and folks on the street are all asking that question right now. Those who gamble on this stuff think she’ll drop out very soon. Others think she...
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The rising support for Obama in the contest for the Democratic nomination made it clear that for Hillary Clinton, the path which goes to white house is not easy. After...
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