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Kathleen Parker: How Obama can win over Appalachia
If you're a Democrat who needs help getting the votes of rural white folks, the go-to guy is David ''Mudcat'' Saunders, a central-casting political consultant recently made famous by a parade of magazine ...
Paul Krugman: Follow Britain on global financial fix
Last month, when the U.S. Treasury Department allowed Lehman Brothers to fail, I wrote that Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson was playing financial Russian roulette.
D6 There is irony in the fact that polls have consistently shown Canadians think the Conservative party and Stephen Harper have been able to best handle the economy, yet as soon as some economic turbulence ...
Questions for Sarah Palin about sex education, parenting
Sarah Palin faced a variety of questions at last week's debate, but not the one I would have asked: ''Should public school students be taught that contraception and condoms can prevent unintended pregnancy and ...
A question of Barack Obama's character
Convicted felon Tony Rezko . Unrepentant terrorist Bill Ayers . And the race-baiting Rev.
Letter: Haws has always been there for us and listened
We appreciate the willingness of Rep. Larry Haws to listen, research and follow up when we have gone to him with our concerns.
Wishing for the old John McCain
The Republicans are right. Character does count. But my guess is that the American people won't make ultimate judgments on those hoping to lead our country based on where they've attended church or horrific ...
How big will Democratic victory be?
The elections are now less than a month away, and rational observers are pretty well agreed that the Democrats are going to win.
Some of John McCain's friends, from the good old days when he talked straight, feared that his Greek tragedy would be that he would be defeated by George Bush twice: once in 2000, because of W.'s no-conscience ...
Biden has no excuse for his many gaffes
Yes, everyone will be talking about Tuesday's presidential debate. But I can't get over last week's vice presidential contest.
Editorial: Lay off attacks and talk about solutions
There was no clear winner in the second presidential debate between Republican John McCain and Democrat Barack Obama, but the clear losers were American voters who were looking for signs of leadership from the ...
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke is moving swiftly to restore liquidity in the nation's credit markets, hoping to stave off a world recession.
It's not your fault you don't know that the percentage of American home mortgages in foreclosure today is about 2.75 percent.
For Catholics, abortion an issue - again
In recent elections when a high-profile Roman Catholic Democrat seeks high, or higher office, the issue of abortion surfaces.
Gaffes; expectations, high and low; likeability. That's what some conventional wisdom would have us use as metrics for Thursday's vice presidential debate between Delaware Sen.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper speaks during a campaign rally in Hamilton, Ont., Oct.
APa s wired to see nonexistent racism
Michael Graham hosts a talk show on 96.9 WTKK. T his is the story of how I became a racist.
Commit to be reasonable Nov. 4
Monday morning was pretty much the routine. A bowl of cereal more suited for my future children, a quick viewing of TV news and a visit to the Internet for my e-mail and social networking site checks.
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