... midst of an economic meltdown, voters are feeling an unprecedented degree ... of interest, particularly among younger voters. Will they vote in numbers...supporters. The partisan identification of voters in many swing states (which...As Time Magazine reported, younger voters -- people under 35 -- a demographic...be 1.5 million new voters, many of whom are clustered...hackable voting machines and Republican voter suppression or Democrats registering people...

... bipartisan deficit phobia, temporary large deficits are far superior to the alternative -- a second great depression. But these deficits shouldn't just help Wall Street. If Democrats hang tough on that principle and Republicans resist, it tells voters everything they know about the two parties this election year. Robert Kuttner's new book is "Obama's Challenge: America's Economic Crisis and the Power of a Transformative Presidency."

...deserve this? What unwritten rules did he break? Are his transgressions of degree or of kind? Almost every politician stretches the truth. We journalists try to point out the exaggerations and criticize them, then let the voters decide. When McCain says, for example, that Barack Obama favors a government-run health-care system, he's not telling the truth -- Obama wants a market-based system subsidized by the government -- but McCain'...

Palin's Self-Reliant Image of Alaska Is Bogus By David Morris, AlterNet. Posted September 15, 2008. Palin is trying to appeal to the self-reliant, anti-government voters while her state is the most dependent on government pork. In her latest comment on the "Bridge to Nowhere" controversy, Sarah Palin appealed to the self-reliant, individualist, rugged, anti-government image most Americans have of Alaska. "If we wanted a bridge," she ...

... midst of an economic meltdown, voters are feeling an unprecedented degree ... of interest, particularly among younger voters. Will they vote in numbers...supporters. The partisan identification of voters in many swing states (which...As Time Magazine reported, younger voters -- people under 35 -- a demographic...be 1.5 million new voters, many of whom are clustered...hackable voting machines and Republican voter suppression or Democrats registering people...

... world, with different people behaving very differently than in the past. Ponder on that if you wish. Seems like there's a word for when the government owns the business and the business owns the government. From early in the 20th century: "fascism". Nope, fascism is something quite different to that. Particularly when the voters get to pull the plug on the clowns when they dont like what they have delivered.

... be home, not fighting an illegal oil war in Iraq. For one- its not going back to Iraq. Which is very popular, and for two, it will be here to effectively deal with the next batch of tornados- which made voters angry when they realized the National guard was unable to function because of what was left in Iraq. Once again, that's a good move on the part of your governor. Ours is quite unpopular right now with the prison-guard ...

... Americans do NOT want the Big Zero. The media controlled sample is NOT "all" Americans. In fact, it is just a small sampling of registered voters, not even likely voters. The 'big zero'? What's that? Will you publish a retraction if you're proven wrong, come November? This political stuff really confuses you, doesn't it. ...

...50%% of Americans do NOT want the Big Zero. The media controlled sample is NOT "all" Americans. In fact, it is just a small sampling of registered voters, not even likely voters. This political stuff really confuses you, doesn't it. You are easily fooled by the media and the liberal leaders, aren't you... Mike Smith

..., or delay, to the state. However lawyers for aggrieved 2004 voters who brought the lawsuit, filed Spoonamore's declaration to argue the stay ... the Palm Beach County Florida "butterfly ballot" that confused elderly Democratic voters in 2000 who mistakenly voted for Pat Buchanan instead of Al Gore...is because the voting systems are designed to mask the identity of voters, whereas in banking, each account holder is identified by several lawyers ...