presidential candidates

Folks at Belmont University are scared that the two Presidential candidates may debate in a townhall format before the University’s Debate Commision-sponsored event thus taking the luster off their great coup:

Rassmussen explains how reporting on immigration rarely matches the reality:

Colin Powell meets with the two Presidential candidates:

“Just an informal conversation,” Peggy Cifrino, Powell’s spokeswoman, told On Call about the meeting with Obama two weeks ago. McCain met with Powell a week earlier.

Despite being in town, his hometown no less, Democratic Presidential candidate Barack Obama decided to skip the annual convention of the neoliberal Democratic Leadership Council just as he and the other Presidential candidates did last year at this time.

The urge for Presidential candidates to pick Governors as their runningmates could be thwarted by the political reality in those states where the Governors hold office:

Politico's Ben Adler provides a detailed look at the marked contrast between the online operations of presidential candidates and U.S. Senators John McCain and Barack Obama.

Over the past five months we have watched and listened as the plethora of presidential candidates “debated” to win the favor of the Democratic and Republican faithful in the state primaries and caucuses.

Both parties duck on immigration

McCain, Obama tread carefully on issue

Jim Antle reports on the key to success for third party presidential candidates: