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I know I am not the first person to congratulate you on your victory.  For the past two years, you engaged in a long hard-fought battle against numerous members of your own party as well as against Senator John McCain.  This past Tuesday, 52% of the nation voted to give you this opportunity to lead [...]

Tuesday is the day. Go to the polls! Get your voice on record.
That is my message to you all. If you have not already done so, head to the polls tomorrow and cast your vote for one of the many presidential candidates currently running for office. While we’ve focused primarily on John McCain and Barack [...]

It seems like every election in recent years is about the middle class. It doesn’t matter if the candidate is a Republican or Democrat; they “care” about the middle class. “I’ll do this…” and “I’ll do that…” for the middle class seems to be their mantra while they are on the campaign trail, arguing how [...]

Barring a repeat of 2000, in one weeks time we will wake up with a new President-elect to be sworn in office in January 2009. In many states, early voting is already underway, with some states experiencing record turn out. The rest of the voters will go to the polls on Tuesday to cast their [...]

With two weeks left in the election, race is once again popping up in the campaigns. While the McCain campaign itself has done a good job of trying to avoid the race aspect of the campaign, his supporters as well as the supporters of the Obama campaign keep finding ways of injecting the hot topic [...]