The Republican National Convention may be the place where John McCain officially accepts his party’s nomination. But it’s Sarah Palin’s show.
Despite the so-called “enthusiasm gap,” delegates here are pretty fired up about McCain and Palin. The mainstream media and even some McCain advisers have been saying McCain’s pick was an attempt to woo Hillary supporters. But it’s McCain attempt to court the Christian conservatives within the party.
Even though it was blazing hot, the day seemed promising at first.
The last thing the Democrats need is more soap opera drama.
Barack Obama is the odds-on favorite to win the White House.
He already leads John McCain 52-41 in the latest Gallup Poll.
With Sen. Barack Obama, we are witnesses to history.
Many blacks believed they would never live long enough to see such an occurrence.
This was the Hillary Clinton who inspires.
This is why she has such a devoted following, and such dedicated longtime staff members.
When he spoke at AIPAC the day after sewing up the nomination, Barack Obama sounded a lot like John McCain, who was there the day before.
So bad was John McCain's speech on Tuesday night, even the pundits on Fox conceded that Obama sounded a lot better, and that McCain would surely "improve," as Fred Barnes put it.
If the Democratic primary ever ends, the pols and the media can start focusing on John McCain's complex relationship to the far right.
Sen. Hillary Clinton has disgracefully pursued a disturbing strategy of racial opportunism.
