Many analysts believe that the declaration of Senator Barack Obama that he will grant unrestricted remittances and visits of Cuban-American to Cuba will boost his chances of getting majority votes in Florida. According to many analysts, Florida h ...
Senator John McCain, a Republican presidential aspirant expressed his dismay over the fact that he only landed third in the first quarter fundraising campaigns. Senator McCain is considered as one of the top Republican candidates hoped to generat ...
Senator Hillary Clinton said that she is well aware of the treats of terrorism and representing New York after the September 11 attack gave her a “somewhat different perspective” on the issue compared to the other candidates. Clinton is of the op ...
As the presidential candidates gear for a more fierce battle into the campaign trail, candidates from both the Democratic and the Republican parties adapt varied strategies to win the votes of the people. As the Obama campaign heads to Florida, S ...
The Republican National Committee has made plans to penalize at least five different states that are holding early primaries included in these are New Hampshire and Florida. The penalty is that they will refuse to seat half of their delegates dur ...
Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney severely criticized the declaration of Senator Barack Obama that he will grant Cuban-Americans "unrestricted rights to visit family and send remittances to the island" once he become president. According ...
After being lambasted for being naïve on his comment that he wants to meet with leaders of nations hostile to the United States during a debate aired in youtube.com early this month, Senator Barack Obama again stirred many strong reactions w ...
Although Senator John Edwards seemed hesitant to admit his direct attack on Senator Hillary Clinton last Thursday, he had no qualms on attacking the new health care reform plan of Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney.
In a fiery speech last Thursday, Senator John Edwards, a Democratic candidate for president said that “The American people deserve to know that their presidency is not for sale, the Lincoln Bedroom is not for rent, and lobbyist money can no longe ...
Amidst rumors that the campaign of Senator John Edwards is gearing for a head-on collision with the camp of Senator Hillary Clinton, Senator Edwards told CNN reporters that his comments regarding “establishment elites” and the so-called “Washingt ...
latest American Research Group poll of likely Democratic voters in South Carolina has Hillary Clinton in the lead with 32%, John Edwards and Barack Obama follows behind with 24% and 21% respectively.
The analysts at USAElectionPolls.com correctly predicted on August 18, 2007 that Mike Huckabee would get to about 15% in Iowa -- the latest American Research Group poll shows him at 14%.
In an email to the news media, Fred Thompson declared that he will join the Presidential race.
The New Hampshire primary, in January of 2008, will help set the stage for Barack Obama’s campaign for the rest of the Democratic primaries, as he will have a better understanding of how is message is being received by voters.
Being president is very similar to running a business, only larger with a whole lot more shareholders to whom to answer. When running a company, every legal shareholder has the option of casting a vote for any issues brought before them making a ...
There is a lot riding on Hillary Clinton. She might have a chance to do something that no one before her has done, and she might have an even better chance than we have thought.
While far from over, the Democratic primary is shaping up to be a battle between two Junior Senators in the United States Senate. Barack Obama from Illinois and Hillary Clinton from New York.
When it comes to illegal immigrants, Mitt Romney does not mince his words.
From vowing to meet with the country's enemies to wanting to allow Cuba to rejoin the rest of the world, Illinois Senator Barack Obama is being portrayed as the reconciliation candidate.
Fred Thompson, former Republican Senator from Tennessee is learning his lines for his next acting job as he leaves the television bench for the political stump.