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As this Presidential campaign enters the final stages, time seems to move more slowly. We can almost recite the stump speeches because we have heard them so many times. The historic nature of this e

I received this note recently from my friend, Christopher Calloway. We should prepare for victory with thoughtful consideration for those who are our opponents. Consider these tips, and add yours to

This is an updated video created by Baby Face for the 2004 Presidential Election. It has been updated for the 2008 Presidential Campaign.

The remaining days of the Presidential campaign willbecome more and more intense -- as each candidate makes the final pitch to close the deal. Millions of dollars are being spent to make the clocing

We are all focused on the Presidential contest involving Barack Obama and John McCain. Often, people ask "What's in it for me?" Beyond the major policy positions on taxes, healthcare, social secur

World Citizens Prefer Obama to McCain by Nearly 4-to-1 FROM CNN's Jack Cafferty: Senator John McCain says when it comes to foreign policy he's light years ahead of Barack Obama. Over and over agai

(Truthout.org) Former Secretary of State Colin L. Powell endorsed Senator Barack Obama for president on Sunday morning as a candidate who was reaching out in a "more diverse and inclusive way across o

(CNN) - Barack Obama scored three high-profile newspaper endorsements Friday, including two from papers that have never endorsed a Democratic presidential candidate before. The Los Angeles Times, t

John McCain has often said that Senator Obama doesn't have the experience to be commander-in-chief. For those who doubt whether he knows how to "win" a war, they only need to look closely at his camp

Very much like Usain Bolt, who broke two world recods at the recent Olympics, we must run all the way to the finish line to secure this victory for Barack Obama. Unlike the primaries, where there wer

HEMPSTEAD, New York (CNN) - A majority of debate watchers thought that Barack Obama won the third and final presidential debate, according to a national poll conducted at the end of the debate. Fif

American families are in desperate need of economic relief. Barack's plan will cut taxes for 95% of families. John McCain will provide billions in tax breaks for big oil companies and giant corpor

Yesterday, Barack Obama outlined his plan for helping those of us closer to Main Street than Wall Street. The question is asked repeatedly: "What does this bailout mean to me?" The answer has been,

We all recall the famous words from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s speech. . . "I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of th

We are headed in a direction that casts an ugly shadow over our land. the events of today conjure up memories of a time in our history that none of us want to repeat. While our country is in crisis

There are a couple of phenomena associated with this election that are "game changers." The first is the strong grassroots organization of the Obama campaign. The Democrats are registering more vote

CNN's poll of people who watched the second presidential debate showed 54 percent saying Democrat Barack Obama won and 30 percent thinking Republican John McCain was the victor. The most telling ob

My wife and I have been engaged in the Obama Campaign since early in the Primaries. We have canvassed out neighborhood, we have made phone calls, we have hosted parties, we have volunteered at rallie

The last two weeks have been tumultuous in the Presidential campaign. We may have even reached a key turning point. This period began with the McCain Bailout stunt, followed by the first Presidentia

This Vice Presidential Debate was, however, won on points by Joe Biden. In my humble opinion, Joe Biden demonstrated a credible, reassuring compliment to Barack Obama. Sarah Palen was a god cheerl

Here is a clever idea. Read through this and think about it. What are your thoughts? Quote: I'm against the $85,000,000,000.00 bailout of AIG. Instead, I'm in favor of giving $85,000,000,000 to Am

I went to cast my early vote today. I have been voting all my adult life -- waiting in long lines, braving bad weather, and dealing with the stress of fitting this into my work schedule. Here in

Yesterday opened Ohio's unusual week-long window in which voters can register and cast absentee ballots at the same time. Hundreds arrived in steady streams, part of a first wave of people already vot

Maybe the sky is not falling, but the worse day of losses in the history of the NY Stock Exchange -- PLUS Global Stock exchanges falling from 5% to 9% around the world -- is as close as anyone wants t

The final product appears to be a genuine compromise stitched together from competing ideas, with House Republicans getting some - but not all - of their insurance-based proposals, which had nearly kn