News Shocker: Anti-War Right Boosts Ron Paul to Top GOP Q4 Fundraiser
pensitoreview.com     Feb 2, 2008            

The campaigns have all released their fundraising reports from the fourth quarter of 2007, and the results show that three candidates who oppose the endless occupation of Iraq raised the most money. There is real energy and excitement among the small minority of Republicans who oppose the endless... [read full story]                

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Obama defends tour, says McCain shifting on war

detnews.com     45 mins ago   5 related          

LONDON -- Democratic presidential contender Barack Obama brushed aside Republican criticism of his overseas trip on Saturday and stood outside the famed 10 Downing Street to say that both President Bush and Sen. John McCain...                

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Sen. Jack Reed: No "Blank Check" For War In Iraq

huffingtonpost.com     1 hr ago   3 related          

WASHINGTON — Sen. Jack Reed says America can't afford the Republican strategy of continuing to write blank checks for the Iraq war. "At a time when the war in Iraq costs $10 billion each month, Americans are paying $4 a gallon...                

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A Change Election Abroad, Too

washingtonpost.com     1 hr ago          

John McCain's prisoner-of-war experience is a strong selling point for him in this American election. But it is a powerful drag on his popularity in Europe, where past U.S. involvement in Vietnam still generates intensely...                

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Despite reservations, Bush ready to sign mortgage relief for 400,000 strapped homeowners

startribune.com     2 hrs ago   8 related          

By JULIE HIRSCHFELD DAVIS , Associated Press Tiresome After a while, I grow weary of people expecting others to help them when they make poor decisions. It offers a temporary financial lifeline to troubled mortgage companies...                

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