Despite this week’s pending presidential nomination, the Democratic Party’s current base has no great love for Hillary Clinton. Luke Thompson explores the reasons for the disconnect at National Review Online.…
Jay Cost of the Weekly Standard offers that possible explanation. If anything, the Democratic party has only shifted toward the left, away from the Clintons, since 1996. How is it…
If you want to know the value of current polls in the race for the Republican presidential nomination, perhaps a perusal of the early summer poll results from 2007 would…
The nation’s top-rated network morning television show will feature Monday an interview with Carolina Journal‘s managing editor. The “Today” show sought Rick Henderson’s input for its lead segment on the…
Commander Hood’s elegant and insightful commentary on book excerpts detailing John and Elizabeth Edwards’ trials and tribulations along the campaign trail, with Rielle Hunter tagging along for the ride. The…
So much for the rhetoric of rising above it all and setting a new tone. Multiple media sources are reporting that Obama Campaign Manager David Plouffe admits in his new…
In The N&O‘s detailing of Mary Easley’s fake job today, they report this: Easley also got some speakers at a discount. (Former President) Clinton waived his typical fee, appearing this…
Here it is —- the Journal’s editorial on Edwards. They’re pretty hard on him: What makes the Edwards affair so much more repugnant are the decisions he made, after the…
If it?s true that voters tend to favor candidates with an optimistic message, then Barack Obama should steer clear of the sentiments espoused in the latest column from one of…
When Big Brown beat the filly Eight Belles in the Kentucky Derby all the Obama-loving media types drew parallels to the political race. Obama had backed Big Brown while Hillary…
Fred Barnes’ latest Weekly Standard column explains why presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama should think twice about any plans to name rival Hillary Clinton as his running mate: True,…
Overt racial and gender-based appeals in the Democrat primary are the stuff Saturday Night Live spoofs are made of. In this one, Sen. Hillary Clinton makes her appeal to superdelegates;…