ABC’s “This Week” – Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani and Rep. Charles Rangel, D-N.Y. CBS’ “Face the Nation” – Former Sen. John Edwards, D-N.C.; David Axelrod, strategist for Sen. Barack Obama’s presidential campaign; Howard Wolfson, communications director for Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton’s presidential campaign. NBC’s “Meet the Press” – Doris Kearns Goodwin, presidential historian. […]
Yet something so much of the media is ignoring. In overall delegate count, Ron Paul is beating Giuliani 6-1.
He just give a very long and rambling speech without saying one way or another, but indicators point to a Fred drop out in the near future.
Looking at CNN’s exit poll data for SC, it looks like it will be a really tight race between McCain and Huckabee. Evangelical turn out was high (58%), but it doesn’t look like the Evangelical vote was a lock in for Huckabee. He got 41% and McCain got 27%. The results should be coming in […]
Comes this little gem: In a case some say reveals political backscratching at the courthouse, a Texas Supreme Court justice saw his arson-related indictment thrown out Friday at the request of a scandal-plagued, but fellow Republican, prosecutor. The move outraged the grand jury foreman, who threatened to reconvene the panel and issue the charges again. […]
When Sarkozy won France last year all the wingnuts starting bragging how France was becoming conservative. Well it looks like that is over now, with Sarkozy’s approval dropping below 50%.
So Huckabee was worried about snow in SC today. Well they got it. What does that say when God makes it snow, against the wishes of the preacher man?
Russia says they could use nuclear weapons: Russia’s military chief of staff said Saturday that Moscow could use nuclear weapons in preventive strikes to protect itself and its allies, the latest aggressive remarks from increasingly assertive Russian authorities. Gen. Yuri Baluyevsky’s comment did not mark a policy shift, military analysts said. Amid disputes with the […]
CNN has them up. Some interesting points. – 44% voting were over 60 – 25% evangelical – 25% Mormon Turnout. 4% of the Mormons went for Paul and 2% for McCain