Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Politics

The stars were aligned against McCain

Obama’s popularity and Palin’s controversy stacked the cards against him.

Tuesday, November 4, 2008

McCain-Palin 2008…Nov. 4

Supporters of John McCain and Sarah Palin are getting in on the political rock painting. Fans of the Republican ticket chose Election Day to show their support.
Update: Check out North by Northwestern’s Election 2008 coverage for a look at how the night went.

Politics

NBN Politics writers predict tomorrow’s election

Our political writers predict an Obama win tomorrow.

Monday, November 3, 2008
Our woman in Florida

On the front lines: a dispatch from the swing states

For swing voters, election day will be like pulling off a band-aid.

Vote early, vote often

Whether for historical significance or civic duty, voting matters

Even if one vote won’t “make a difference,” few doubt the importance of voting.

Sunday, November 2, 2008

Viral Videos You Can Believe In

As you may suspect, the YouTube channels continue to be flooded with nothing but election videos. Why opt for CSPAN when you can see endorsements by special interest groups and online comedians the world round? Here are a few favorites:
Given the difficult task of finding a popular Jewish Comedian, TheGreatSchlep.com decided to make shock-comic Sarah [...]

Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Why You Should Care

Why you should care about the Magic 60

What will happen if Democrats win the presidency and the Senate?

Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Election 2008

College Democrats, Republicans to stage debate on Thursday

College Republicans and College Democrats join forces — opposingly — to debate the issues.

Tuesday, October 7, 2008
debate

Liveblog of the second presidential debate

Join our bloggers, straight from America’s heartland — Evanston, Ill.!

Sunday, October 5, 2008

Why exactly do you feel so much better about Sarah Palin?

If you watched the debate on Thursday and you had strong feelings one way or another about Governor Palin—whatever those feelings were—chances are those feelings are stronger.
As Gail Collins wrote on Friday in the New York Times:
“The Republicans were euphoric over Sarah Palin’s debate performance, particularly the part in which she stood tall and [...]

Thursday, October 2, 2008

Time for Palin to shine, or fail

Jonathan is our conservative blogger.

Sarah Palin’s recent interview with Katie Couric (which was, by the way, hardly comforting) lowered many conservatives’ expectations for her performance in tonight’s debate and made them consider whether it could be positive for the GOP. At best she would get in, get out, and manage [...]

Friday, September 26, 2008

LIVE BLOG: McCain didn’t back out, now has to talk about foreign policy

Good Friday evening, Northwestern. As most of you head out to parties, the North By Northwestern Political Crack Team is sitting down in Goodrich awaiting the first presidential debate hosted by the University of Mississippi in Oxford.
After days of speculation as to whether John McCain would leave Barack Obama standing awkwardly onstage by himself, we [...]

Wednesday, May 21, 2008
Election 2008

Do our politicians really love America? Ask their lapels.

Does wearing an American flag pin make you a true patriot?

Monday, May 19, 2008

DNC launches McCainpedia

The Democratic National Committee announced in a press release today the launch of McCainpedia.com, an “electronic encyclopedia” containing “raw facts and research of John McCain’s record” compiled by the DNC. Unlike many other wikis, McCainpedia is run by the DNC’s Research, Communications, and Internet teams, and only DNC staff will be able to edit the [...]

Thursday, May 15, 2008

Huckabee on short list for McCain VP

Rumors have been flying since before McCain had the nomination clinched that he might choose former candidate and social conservative favorite Mike Huckabee as his running mate. McCain hasn’t made a move to choose a running mate, but that hasn’t stopped the whispers in the media.
ABC News has reportedly assigned a slew of reporters to [...]

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