by Art Smith
Passed on by a friend of mine today (click image to open video)...
I can't add a thing to that.
by Art Smith
From IowaPolitics.com:
McCain campaign: Governor Palin is returning to Iowa
10/31/2008
Join us for a Road to Victory Rally with Governor Sarah Palin
Monday, November 3, 2008
Grand River Center
500 Bell Street
Dubuque, IA 52001
Doors open at Noon
Program begins at 2 p.m.
If you have questions or concerns please call the Iowa McCain-Palin Hotline: (515) 418-9322
Tickets are free and can be picked up at the following locations during the following times:[...]
by Art Smith
BlogRush, a free service that provided a means to network out blog postings to other sites with similar topics, has shut down.
John Reese started the service to helps sites like ours get more traffic. Although we certainly did see a small increase in traffic, our interest in the service here at TCR was in providing easy access for our readers to other resources on the internet that spoke to political topics.
While we certainly have other channels that provide access to the world of political debate, we're disappointed to see John shut down BlogRush. He did not make any money at it, and wasn't focused on that as much as providing a quality service. Evidently, the reasons for shutting down the service (found here) were related to issues[...]
by Fersboo
I've spent the last week--this one leading up to the election next week--thinking about what it is about Barack Obama that really bothers me. I mean, he seems a likeable-enough guy, good-looking, even-tempered, well-spoken. I've read Charles Krauthammer's endorsement of John McCain, and of course, the editorials of my favorite conservatives at the Wall Street Journal, namely Daniel Henninger and Kimberly Strassel. But it was while watching the Dennis Miller piece on The O'Reilly Factor Wednesday night that clarified what it is about Obama that terrifies me. Barack Obama clearly doesn't know the difference between right and wrong, and his entire life story illustrates it.
Barry's mother was from Kansas, and in his first campaign advertisements, he talked about how she gave him her "Midwestern values". Really? How do those values compare to two other notable Kansan's--Bob Dole and Dwight Eisenhower? When was the last time[...]
by Art Smith
Early state-by-state voting numbers are available at this link. For Iowa, we have already had nearly 340,000 votes cast this year. In 2004, there were a total of 1,521,966 votes cast, which means we've already seen over 20% of the 2004 total voting in the early polls! That is awesome, and again speaks to the likelihood that the numbers will likely be even higher than 2004 when the dust settles.
Out of the early numbers, registered Democrats make up 48.9% of the votes, and registered Republicans make up 28.5 (the 22.7% are independent). That does NOT mean that Obama has 49% of the vote in the early polls!
There was TV ad put together by some Hollywood heavyweights that, regardless of the political leanings they may espouse, delivers a message we should all support: every vote counts. Don't let yourself be[...]
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