Tag: democrats

We have been speculating that very notion for months. Now it looks even more credibile. I think that would be a great ticket (great for Democrats).

Following up on this early post about the CNN exit polling data something caught my eye. While 74% of Democrats picked their candidate before last week, only 53% did the same for the GOP. This shows that there is still much turmoil in the Republican field and we are a long way off before we […]

It looks like Kristol was wrong on his second New York Times piece: Kristol in his column, which hailed the success of the “surge” in Iraq, concluded with this trump card: Now the Iraqi government has agreed on de-Baathification, a key gain that proves his point and pretty much destroys the Democrats’ stand. But now […]

WOW! This is for the generic ballot match up of likely voters in the Presidential election. It also looks like the margin keeps opening up more from month to month.

It looks like Colorado is turning into a state for the Democrats. I got a feeling they are only a small sampling of the nation as a whole.

This is good news for Edwards A new poll finds a tight three-way race among Democrats and a narrow lead for Arizona Sen. John McCain among Republicans ahead of Saturday’s Nevada caucuses. Among Democrats, the poll by Maryland-based Research 2000 for the Reno Gazette-Journal found Illinois Sen. Barack Obama at 32 percent, New York Sen. […]

So all the talk in print and on the news channels this morning is how Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama are going after each other. Also they are finally mentioning John Edwards, but that is only because he threw some criticism towards Clinton. This would typically be nothing, but they are making such a big […]

Romney now has opened up an eight point lead over McCain in Michigan. Don’t forget about Democrats for Mitt.

Congress has just approved an additional $70 billion for the wars. Did everyone enjoy the fight the Democrats put up for it? I sure did (end of sarcasm).

To none other than John McCain: Sen. John McCain, trying to keep momentum in this state’s critical Republican primary race, brought in something unusual on Monday — an endorsement from the other party. Sen. Joseph Lieberman, the Democrats’ 2000 vice presidential nominee, said he was intending to wait until after the primaries to make a […]