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By James O'Toole, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette To win Pennsylvania, Sen. John McCain aims to reverse one historic trend while reinforcing another. The soon-to-be GOP nominee needs to emphasize the crossover appeal that comes with his maverick image to stem Republican erosion in the southeastern corner of the state. At the same time he needs to burnish his conservative credentials to capitalize on increased GOP strength in western and rural areas. "This is not a complicated chess game," said Terry Ma-donna, director of Franklin and Marshall College's polling operations. "It's pretty clear where you have to move the pieces.'' Democratic candidates won the state's electoral votes in each of the last four presidential elections, although President Bush twice managed to make it close. Former Vice President Al Gore won the state's... [read full story]
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The judiciary is becoming an important election issue. John McCain is warning conservatives that control of today's finely balanced Supreme Court depends on his election. Unfortunately, his jurisprudence is likely to be...
In yesterday's Wall Street Journal, Bob Barr took John McCain to task for his lousy judicial philosophy, arguing that conservatives shouldn't get too excited at the prospects of a McCain-appointed Supreme Court. For one, McCain...
Michael Yon says the war in Iraq is over, what's left is messy politics. The bit of data that convinced me that the surge has been pretty successful was Obama memory-holing his previous insistence that it couldn't possibly work...
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Gerald V. Bradley disagrees with Bruce Bartlett's Politico column about John McCain's reliability on judges. Some of Bradley's arguments are right -- there is no perfect way to prevent another John Paul Stevens, though the...
Do you think that the Obama Campaign will agree with this?From the AP on Friday July 18, 2008:Barack Obama supporter John Douglas poses in the living room of his Villa Rica, Ga., home, Thursday, July 17, 2008. While overall...
Do you think that the Obama Campaign will agree with this?From the AP on Friday July 18, 2008:Barack Obama supporter John Douglas poses in the living room of his Villa Rica, Ga., home, Thursday, July 17, 2008. While overall...
— With presumptive President of the United States Barack Obama out of the country, Republican Sen. John McCain, of Arizona, today announced that he intends to challenge Sen. Obama in November’s general election. Although...
Huge gulf between Hispanics and conservatives threatens Republican campaign From Andrew Purcell in New York IMMIGRATION, THE issue which almost killed John McCain's candidacy before it began, is threatening his US presidential...
It's gotten to the point that Arnold Schwarzenegger says flip-flopping is getting a bad rap. The Terminator-turned-California governor recently told ABC's George Stephanopoulos that "you can change your mind" in politics and...

