A rather enlightening Time magazine article notes that Obama is the first president to have spent the majority of his life in an urban environment since Teddy Roosevelt. With this, he has a fresh take on city policy and has even established a new cabinet position to deal with this area of government. Since Obama [...]

Well, what are you watching tonight??
McCain and Obama have both disclosed their picks for the NCAA basketball tourney. The McCain Campaign even went so far as to set up a NCAA Contest Pool on its website. Hillary seems to be keeping hers a secret.
Neither one of them picked all “chalk” to make it [...]

While we’ve already had five different posts about the Democratic debate the other day, bear with us one more time to revisit it to pick out a little talked about issue (at least in the debates): education. There was only one question about education in the debate and it dealt with the No Child Left [...]

Last night, PBS presented, from historically black Howard University, a debate among eight Democratic condenders.
Subjects ranged from the education systen to HIV to Darfur. Clinton and Obama were the stars.
Two most market unfriendly comments were made by Kucinich, who wanted to do away with NAFTA, and Edwards, who wanted to tax [...]

Women outnumber and outvote men. Candidates know the importance of their support.
Each must craft a persuasive message on “women’s issues” (that would be education and healthcare for starters), and are creating special groups to attract women to their camps. Women for Guiliani, Women for Hillary, Women for Richardson, Women for Romney, you get [...]