2008 election

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Palin watch Palin watch
Day 8 and counting, and still no interviews.
Mean Old Party Mean Old Party
From Fred Thompson to Sarah Palin, snarling Rudy Giuliani to smiling Lindsey Graham, Republicans bared their fangs this week to hide their unpopular agenda. And it might work.
Confessions of an RNC security guard Confessions of an RNC security guard
From sushi-scarfing Secret Servicemen to drunken Sarah-Palin lust, witness the underside of the Republican shindig.
Sarah Palin's pastor problem Sarah Palin's pastor problem
Move over Jeremiah Wright
McCain knocks Obama as "celebrity" again McCain knocks Obama as "celebrity" again
But Paris Hilton doesn't make an appearance in this new ad.
Republicans, stop calling Obama elitist Republicans, stop calling Obama elitist
Because the real reason you don't like him is that he's smarter than you.
More dirt on Palin on the way? More dirt on Palin on the way?
The National Enquirer is reporting that Sarah Palin had an affair with her husband's business partner, who reportedly just tried to have his divorce records sealed.
Woodward: Don't credit surge for Iraq turnaround Woodward: Don't credit surge for Iraq turnaround
In his new book, the investigative journalist credits covert ops with reducing violence in Iraq.
Quote of the day: Oprah on Palin Quote of the day: Oprah on Palin
Talk show host won't interview veep candidate before election.
It's the economy, stupid It's the economy, stupid
Obama, McCain react to August jump in unemployment rate.
Poll: Half say Palin isn't experienced enough to be president Poll: Half say Palin isn't experienced enough to be president
A new survey shows Americans think more highly of Joe Biden's experience than of his Republican counterpart's.
Unemployment: 6.1 percent and rising Unemployment: 6.1 percent and rising
John McCain promised wage insurance for out-of-luck Americans Thursday night. No time like the present!
John McCain, Republican top gun at last John McCain, Republican top gun at last
The "imperfect" war hero steered clear of George W. Bush as he took aim at Barack Obama and tried to marshal his tarnished party.
McCain to Obama: Do as I say, not as I do McCain to Obama: Do as I say, not as I do
John McCain disapproves of contests of personality and style -- unless he thinks he can win them.
Sarah Palin's real soul mate Sarah Palin's real soul mate
McCain's veep choice is the reincarnation of George W. Bush, as channeled by Karl Rove.
Quiz: Palin or Bush? Quiz: Palin or Bush?
See if you know your hockey mom from your Dubya.
No home run for McCain No home run for McCain
On his big night, John McCain gave at best an uneven speech; even a moving segment about his time as a prisoner of war may not have saved it for him.
Clinton: "No way, no how, no McCain-Palin" Clinton: "No way, no how, no McCain-Palin"
Hillary Clinton was tapped to provide the first official Democratic response to John McCain's speech, and she came out swinging.
Protesters disrupt McCain speech Protesters disrupt McCain speech
Antiwar demonstrators heckle John McCain and disrupt his big moment at the Republican Convention.
Palin camp claims Dems attacking her family, can't name any Palin camp claims Dems attacking her family, can't name any
A fundraising solicitation accuses "Obama/Biden Democrats" of "vicious" attacks against the Palins, but her campaign hasn't been able to produce any evidence.
A pit bull in lipstick? A pit bull in lipstick?
A snarling Sarah Palin savages Barack Obama while her defenders deride sexism and "liberal media" bias.
I miss Mitt! I miss Mitt!
With the robotic Romney back on the national stage, here's a fun look inside the man who might have been veep.
Karl Rove, flip-flopper Karl Rove, flip-flopper
Like some of his fellow Republicans, Karl Rove seems to have experienced a miraculous change in parts of his worldview when Sarah Palin joined the ticket.
McCain: "Change is coming" McCain: "Change is coming"
In his speech tonight, John McCain will hit some familiar themes.
Wall Street gets the jitters, again Wall Street gets the jitters, again
A bond manager warns of a "tsunami"; a Fed official labels future economic health "subpar." What do Republicans have to say? Nothing, again
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