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Click here to visit the new home of Politics Daily!Maybe it's because he called Kanye West a "jackass." Or maybe it's because his presidential news conferences aren't as high-energy as his campaign rallies. Though the under-30 set voted for Barack Obama overwhelmingly last November, a group of political experts believe those same young people – once so enamored of their fist-bumping, hoops-shooting presidential candidate – seem less enthusiastic now that he's is actually in office. ...
As Bill Clinton spoke to the standing-room-only conference of liberal student activists in a packed Washington ballroom yesterday, he peered over his reading glasses to assess the crowd. They were diverse, quite young and awfully friendly. ...
A new Gallup poll released Friday foretells of significant electoral difficulties for the demographically-challenged Republican Party: Democrats now possess a party identification advantage across every age group, from 18- to 85-years-old. ...
Politico's Michael Calderone observed the periodical overkill, and pointed me at this great, satirical cover and story from The Onion: WASHINGTON-According to a poll released Monday by Teen Zogby!, both Barack Obama's approval and dreaminess ratings among slumber party–attending tweens have risen to 82 percent following last week's publication of the Tiger Beat cover pictorial "Hangin' With Barack!" Teen Zogby! I love it. Their margin of error is +/- W.E. (What-Evurrr!) The whole thing made me wonder if there was really an imbalance here, so I looked to see if there were a comparable ...
In two different interviews today--one with ABC's Diane Sawyer, and another with TPM's Greg Sargent--Hillary Clinton loyalist James Carville undercut a key rationale for Clinton staying in the race. According to Carville, Barack Obama will beat John McCain in the fall contest. True, he thinks that Hillary would win by a greater margin, but he believes that the Illinois Senator would as well:Asked if he thought Obama would beat McCain, Carville said, "I think he will. I think Democrats will win in November... There's a crushing desire for change in this country. No one has seen a party or brand ...
A new music video, the brain child of Will.i.am from the Black Eyed Peas and producer Jesse Dylan (son of Bob), is hoping to inspire many young potential voters to go out for Barack Obama. The video, which uses Obama's own words as "lyrics" is not officially endorsed by the senator's campaign - but the campaign might want to get in front of this professional, well-done video featuring such artists as Scarlett Johansson, John Legend, Herbie Hancock, Kate Walsh, Kareem Abdul Jabbar, Adam Rodriquez, Kelly Hu, Adam Rodriquez, Amber Valetta and Nick Cannon. Check it out - it's well worth the ...
Anyone looking to buy the votes of today's college students better bring their checkbooks. Two-thirds of New York University students would exchange their right to vote in the next presidential election in exchange for a year's tuition ($31,534 for the Faculty of Arts and Sciences) Some would give up voting for an iPod Touch ($299 or $399 depending on model), according to a survey done by a NYU journalism class. Before people start worrying that today's college students are selling their right to participate in democracy on the cheap, consider than 66 percent of those surveyed wouldn't vote ...
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