Photo/Justin Duckham New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg (I) endorsed President Obama today for a second term, despite the fact that Obama has “devoted little time and effort to developing and sustaining a coalition of centrists” thus far in office. In a column for his Bloomberg.com news website, the third-term Mayor cited Obama’s effort to [...]
Outside Spending On 2012 Election Approaches $1 Billion
Outside groups — PAC’s, Super PAC’s, unions and other non-profit organizations — have combined to spend nearly $950 million in the hopes of influencing this year’s presidential and congressional races, according to the Center for Responsive Politics. The figure, which could easily top $1 billion by the time voters head to the polls on Tuesday, [...]
Experts Say Latino Vote Will Decide Next President
A panel of experts on the Latino demographic said Wednesday the Hispanic vote is extremely important to achieve political success and will be for many years. “Here we are today with the Presidential Election arguably too close to call, and can there be any doubt that the Latino vote holds the key to the white [...]
Obama Calls On UN To Confront Religious Extremism, Incitement Against The West
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Obama: Obamacare Means I Do Care
President Obama embraced the Republican term for his healthcare law, Obamacare, taking the nickname instead to indicate that the president pushed forward the legislation because of the fact he cares about the health of Americans. “I think we need to keep moving forward with the new healthcare law. It is cutting costs, it is covering [...]
Obama: GOP Quick To Blame, Short On Solutions
During a campaign rally in Norfolk, Virginia Tuesday President Obama recapped the Republican National Convention by accusing Mitt Romney and other Republicans for refusing to share the details of their economic plans in order to keep the public from discovering their plans would hurt the middle class and benefit the wealthy. Instead, Obama accused Governor [...]
Obama Accuses Romney Of Dodging Tough Questions
In his last stump speech before the Democratic National Convention, President Obama accused Republican nominee Mitt Romney of refusing to offer specfic policy ideas in order to avoid public scrutiny.
Race Tied In North Carolina As DNC Kicks Off
President Obama and his opponent, Republican nominee Mitt Romney, are tied in the state of North Carolina, according to a new poll released by Public Policy Polling.
Crist Endorses Obama On Eve Of GOP Convention
In an op-ed published by the Tampa Bay Times, Crist called Obama “the right leader for our state and the nation.” (Photo/White House)






