Vote '08 
Fireworks in Denver: Obama blasts McCain on national security(0)
“We are the party of Roosevelt,” said Barack Obama in accepting the Democratic nomination for president. “We are the party of Kennedy. So don’t tell me that Democrats won’t defend this country. Don’t tell me that Democrats won’t keep us safe.”
Hillary takes Democrats mile high in Denver
Hillary Clinton is back. And, yet again, she’s fired up and ready to go…this time in support of former opponent Barack Obama. Using her Tuesday night prime time slot at the Democratic National Convention as a launching pad, the New York senator delivered what will undoubtedly be remembered as one of the single greatest speeches [...]
“Change meets experience”
It’s official. Barack Obama has announced his selection of Joseph Biden as his running mate. The chairman of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations and a practicing Catholic, Sen. Biden is expected to reinvigorate Obama’s foreign policy credentials against an increasingly aggressive McCain campaign, and force McCain to reevaluate his strategy on working-class swing voters.
McCain looks vulnerable as red states cool
Traditional red states that voted mostly overwhelmingly for Bush in 2004 are now swinging toward Obama in 2008, a serious threat to McCain, who can’t afford to lose the Republican base.
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- John McCain hits back on Obama’s victory night
- McCain’s “Straight Talk Express” runs flat
- Clinton uses last breath to push for spot on ticket
- History begins: Obama becomes first black candidate to lead Democratic Party
- With compromise reached, Dems anticipate “negotiated surrender” for Clinton
- Polito-fatigue
- In Brief - Obama to visit Michigan again on Monday
- It’s on: Barack Obama endorsed by John Edwards at Van Andel Arena
- Bob Barr to run as Libertarian in ‘08 race
- The final round? Gloves come off on Democratic campaign trail
- The grand finale? Fireworks at the Democratic debate
- Clinton strategists “depressed” as perception of Obama “inevitability” grows
- Obama takes Wisconsin, sharpens lead heading into Texas, Ohio
- Obama continues winning streak, McCain seeks to reassure Republicans
- Obama beats Hillary in Maine, Bill at the Grammys
- President Bush enters the campaign fray, all but endorses McCain
- Romney to suspend campaign for president
- Super Tueday all but crowns McCain, ensures tight race between Clinton and Obama
- Countdown: Obama regains momentum as candidates approach Super Tuesday
- Low turnout, questionable numbers mark Michigan primaries
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- Clinton, McCain deliver surprise upsets in New Hampshire
- “It’s huge” — Record attendance as Iowa caucuses shake up campaigns