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An article about election fraud.
Relationships! The definitive Advice as to whether a presidential candidate would win the election and eventually become the President of the United States could be verified, among other things, by computing whether there is any propensity for long-term relationships with his (for the time being) nominated vice president.
Ron Paul's rating on opinion polls is improving. His campaign seems to strike a chord with voters.
Article on the 2008 election for President of the United States.
Election 2006 is over. Democrats claim victory because they again control the House and Senate. Once again the American people are the real losers. The political game is rigged. Here is what to expect over the next two years...
I have a few questions I need for you to answer for me Senator Obama. Some things that just don’t seem right to me – so I thought I would just write and ask.
If Barack Obama becomes the next President of the United States of America, the country can assure that they will not fall short on one account, e-marketing.
Hillary Clinton stands a chance to become the first lady President of the United States. If only she could make up her mind on Iraq.
Notwithstanding the fact that so far neither Senator Hillary Clinton nor Senator Barack Obama could proclaim the victory of the presidential primaries after the Super Tuesday, Best-Relationship-Advice is, however, prepared to make a bold and definitive advice that the now Senator Obama will become President-elect at the end of 2008.
We wouldn't even hazard a guess at the odds against such a outcome, but the runoff election in New Orleans looks about as bizarre as anything you're likely to see even in the Mardi Gras.
Roy Nagen, the Mr. Malaprop of mayoral politics, who alienated white voters when he voiced the proud hope of making the city, in the wake of Katrina, "chocolate again," has gotten himself caught up in a runoff election with a white guy, Lieutenant Governor Mitch Landrieu, who, at least to us, looks just like a paler version of Roy himself.
Afro-Americans are lining up behind Obama and white females over 50 are lining up behind Hillary and both demographics are threatening to walk out of the Denver convention if their candidate is not the nominee. Now if this isn’t an example of gender and race bias, then I don’t know what it is.
Think you are getting the true election results when you watch the evening news? Think again.
President Pervez Musharraf has just won a controversial election for another five year term to lead Pakistan despite a boycott by the country's opposition parties. Opposition parties who snubbed the vote claimed it was an undemocratic and unconstitutional election. The controversy was over the fact that the U.S.-backed general, who seized power in a 1999 coup, ran for election while still holding the title of army chief. The Supreme Court in Pakistan is weighing that argument before permitting the release of official results. Hearings on the petitions by the court will resume on Oct. 17, 2007.
An election changes everything.
The French presidential election drew a lot of ink this year not only in France but also abroad. The international press portrayed Mr. SARKOZY as being "the actor of a renewal for France...". Even if the new French president was warmly congratulated by his European peers, they are still expectant of him on important matters such as the European constitution, Turkey's European membership...
The President of the United States holds the highest office in the country, and is the Chief Executive in charge, presiding over both the Congress and the House of Representatives. Since the first American President, George Washington, took office on April 30, 1789, forty-one more presidents have been sworn into office for a collective total of forty-three presidencies.
Obama-Obama-Obama - "wonderful speech", "bravo" - the press is back “in love” with Obama again. Senator Clinton should just stop her campaign – she can't beat the press.
Much ado is being made over Governor Romney's recent address about his Mormon faith. And, much more ado should be made. The American people are perceived as being so politically saavy that the faith of a candidate for President, or a candidate for any other public office, has little or no bearing on their electability.
The recipient of widespread critical acclaim for its somewhat accurate portrayal of White House working conditions, The West Wing premiered in Fall 1999 to much fanfare and media attention.
Seasoned acting veteran Martin Sheen plays the lead role of President Bartlett to such perfection that it's reported that some believe he's the actual president. Sheen's performance is indicative of the superb casting job pulled off by The West Wing creators.
Since it first aired in late 1999, The West Wing has been one of the most popular drama series on TV. Hollywood veteran Martin Sheen plays the lead role of President Jed Bartlet in this show which chronicles daily events in the life of a president. The daily operations of Bartlet's White House are run by varying individuals such as Claudia "C.J." Cregg (Allison Janney), Sam Seaborn (Rob Lowe), Leo McGarry (John Spencer), Josh Lyman (Bradley Whitford), Toby Ziegler...
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