ground game

Ilissa Gold shares some thoughts on the Democratic Primary for U.S. Senate in the wake of a new poll showing “undecided” in the lead:

Dan from Xark! discusses Obama’s executive skill:

The Ground Game argues that the substantial vote against John McCain in the recent primary contests in PA, IN and NC are not demonstrably different from George W.

....the Arizona Cardinals represented by the recently located Big Bad Bulluck select....

Jonathan Stewart, HB, Oregon

Edge is not getting any younger and the ground game has been very inconsistent for years now.  Stewart will finally bring some needed balance to this offense.

The Ground Game discusses the comfortablity deficit Obama has to overcome in the South:

Obama’s “biggest impediment” in Alabama and Tennessee has been a limited opportunity to campaign in those states to build a “comfort level” with white Democrats in those states.

From The Associated Press:

NAPLES, Fla. (AP) - Republican Fred Thompson has quit the presidential race, according to a statement.

Glen Dean thinks that maybe we should just make the Federal Funds Rate zero.

No one saw this coming, probably not even his campaign squad, certainly with all polls showing a statistical dead heat on the day of the caucuses. I certainly didn’t, and in the summer I wondered whether the time was right for Senator Obama to enter the race.

Will it be Oprah vs Chuck Norris in the fall?

On the heels of what everyone must agree was a most “bizarre news conference”, Ron Fournier, longtime political reporter for the Associated Press, evaluated Mike Huckabee’s campaign operation