Writer Charlotte Stoudt argues that attention on Sarah Palin's make up-artist and how much she gets paid makes this campaign feel like some endless purgatorial reality show.
Writer Charlotte Stoudt argues that attention on Sarah Palin's make up-artist and how much she gets paid makes this campaign feel like some endless purgatorial reality show.
Perhaps nowhere are residents more sensitive to potential voting problems than in Palm Beach County, Fla., home of the infamous butterfly ballot from the 2000 presidential recount. The county has a new voting system, but officials still worry about problems on Election Day.
Perhaps nowhere are residents more sensitive to potential voting problems than in Palm Beach County, Fla., home of the infamous butterfly ballot from the 2000 presidential recount. The county has a new voting system, but officials still worry about problems on Election Day.
Tell Me More host Michel Martin shares what's on her mind. In her latest commentary, Martin takes on "wardrobe gate" and the controversy surrounding GOP vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin's $150,000 shopping spree, and explores whether women are unfairly held to a higher standard.
Tell Me More host Michel Martin shares what's on her mind. In her latest commentary, Martin takes on "wardrobe gate" and the controversy surrounding GOP vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin's $150,000 shopping spree, and explores whether women are unfairly held to a higher standard.
Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin may have the respect of her home state's largest newspaper, but she doesn't have its endorsement. The Anchorage Daily News announced on its Web site Sunday that it is endorsing Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama.
The Obama machine is new kind of hybrid of top-down leadership and bottom-up energy. While many of its activities are initiated from above, it is also benefiting from a huge outpouring of voter-to-voter self-organizing. By putting the power in supporters' keyboards, the political machinery of 2008 has differed dramatically from that of previous election years.
The Obama machine is new kind of hybrid of top-down leadership and bottom-up energy. While many of its activities are initiated from above, it is also benefiting from a huge outpouring of voter-to-voter self-organizing. By putting the power in supporters' keyboards, the political machinery of 2008 has differed dramatically from that of previous election years.
Early voting has started in some parts of the country in the lead up to the Nov. 4 election. While voting has gone smoothly in many areas, some voters have already encountered defective machines.