Tuesday, November 20, 2007 - Posts
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It's fascinating to see candidates dance the line between virtue and authenticity. They're good people, the pitch goes—but they're also people. Rudy Giuliani constantly reiterates that he is but human: "I'm not a perfect candidate," he told an audience Read More...
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Barack Obama announced a new piece of his education plan yesterday that essentially makes community college free for most Americans. But he’s not the only presidential candidate proposing on-the-house schooling. Both Chris Dodd and John Edwards unveiled Read More...
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"Parsing" is an occasional series in which we dissect the candidates' words down to the nitpickiest detail. First up, Hillary's remarks today on Barack Obama's foreign-policy experience: Hillary Clinton knows how to craft an insult. On the same day that Read More...
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The celebrity endorsements—they just don't stop. Today, former WWF (now WWE) champion "Nature Boy" Ric Flair endorsed Mike Huckabee, offering these thoughts: "His authentic conservative qualifications and level of executive leadership experience are unmatched Read More...
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Barack Obama's campaign has leaked a new television spot that is set to air in South Carolina, according to Ben Smith. Listen closely and you'll hear the same background music from his black radio ad in S.C. earlier this month. Is Obama's campaign hinting Read More...
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One problem with always talking like you're in a rocking chair is that you tend to mumble, or trail off at the end of sentences. Fred Thompson has a tendency to do this. But sometimes it's not his fault. Just watch his latest ad and the short postscript Read More...
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With many of the big-name donors tapped out, campaigns have turned to the Internet to try and wrangle up new funding in the fourth quarter. And what's a fund-raising campaign without a few gimmicks? A roundup of some recent offerings: John Edwards: If Read More...
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