Bracing for the Ballot Battle
Oct 29, 2008 Next Tuesday, don’t be shocked if the Republicans roll out their familiar tactics of intimidating Democratic voters, challenging their eligibility and subjecting them to long lines at polling places. If the election is close, these shady maneuvers might pay off.
Pew Predicts Election Snafu
Oct 22, 2008 A new report from Pew suggests that this election has the potential to make 2000 look organized. With new voter ID laws, record turnout, wrongfully purged voter rolls, new machines and more, it could be a tense night, even if the outcome is decided early.How to Win Votes and Influence People
Oct 21, 2008 Conservatives fear a "period of unchecked left-wing ascendancy" should Barack Obama and the Democrats sweep in November, but the voters care more about competent government than ideology.McCain Capitalizes on Obama Fatigue
Aug 11, 2008 The core strategy of John McCain's campaign is to turn Barack Obama into the incumbent, the man who is too familiar yet still mysterious.
Study: Media Were Mean to McCain, Not Clinton
May 30, 2008 A new study by two of journalism's leading independent institutions has found that complaints from Hillary Clinton and her campaign that the media treated her unfairly are largely unfounded. According to the Pew Project for Excellence in Journalism and Harvard's Shorenstein Center, it's John McCain who should be upset with the coverage.America’s Approval Rating Takes a Hit
Jul 3, 2007 Much of the world still likes our movies, and what used to be called American ingenuity -- the scientific and technological genius that cures disease and connected the world through the Internet. But there's not much else to admire about the United States.
