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Click here to visit the new home of Politics Daily!It's a whole new political world, and one big reason is the rise of technology as a means for politicians to communicate with constituents. Yes, we've entered the social network era of government. Just ask Barack Obama, whose campaign picked up Howard Dean's internet ball and ran with it all the way to the White House. His massive database of over 3 million small donors obliterated traditional fundraising models, and will serve as the new paradigm. Still unconvinced that political excitement has gone viral? Have a look at the YouTube videos that have almost single-handedly ended the Senate ...
Though it may sound trite, or stolen from the pages of a self-help paperback, on some fundamental level all Americans were winners in last night's historic election. By choosing Barack Obama president of the United States, our country did something few have ever done before: it selected a member of a minority to lead the majority. That fact alone speaks to the fulfilling of the promise of America as so eloquently laid out by our founding fathers. Yet, while we can take time to bask in the betterment of our union, there are those whose wounds are still smarting today. Yes, there were more than ...
Incumbent Republican Senator Elizabeth Dole is in deep trouble. Behind in the polls in her re-election campaign in North Carolina, she finds herself under fire for releasing what some are calling a new low in political advertising. In the ad, she accuses her rival, Democratic State Senator Kay Hagan, of associating with "Godless Americans." While Hagan did meet with an atheist group that promotes separation of church and state in government, the ad goes on to float an unattributed female voice-over that proclaims "there is no God." By implication, viewers are meant to infer that the voice is ...
According to The Alaska Report, Alaska's Governor (and "America's Hottest Governor") Sarah Palin is no longer in the running to be Sen. John McCain's running mate on the 2008 Republican ticket. Why? She's pregnant with her fifth child. On Wednesday, Gov. Palin announced to the Juneau press that she "will be delivering an addition to the first family" in mid-May. Sarah and her husband Todd already have a son Track, 18, and daughters Bristol, 17, Willow, 13, and Piper, 6. The announcement throws a wrench into the Republican master plan to pair not-especially-hot John McCain with ...
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