By Bob Fitrakis, Harvey Wasserman, OpEdNews
15 October 12
Electronic voting machines owned by Mitt Romney’s business buddies are set to count the votes in Cincinnati could decide the 2012 election.
The narrative is already being hyped by the corporate … Read more »
By The New York Times | Editorial
The way a presidential candidate campaigns for office matters to the country. A campaign should demonstrate seriousness of purpose and a set of core beliefs, and it should signal to voters whether a … Read more »
A Possibly Fatal Mistake Daniel Stolle
By NICHOLAS D. KRISTOF
MY wife and I attended my 30-year college reunion a couple of weekends ago, but the partying was bittersweet. My freshman roommate, Scott Androes, was in a Seattle hospital bed, … Read more »
By Robert Reich
I thought Biden won last night’s debate because he came off as genuine, passionate, and brimming with conviction. Ryan, by contrast, seemed like a wooden marionette, a kid out of his depth relative to someone who not … Read more »
By Matt Taibbi, Rolling Stone
I’ve never thought much of Joe Biden. But man, did he get it right in last night’s debate, and not just because he walloped sniveling little Paul Ryan on the facts. What he got absolutely … Read more »
By William Boardman, Reader Supported News
The big takeaway from Mitt Romney’s big foreign policy speech on October 8 is that there’s no big takeaway. The Republican presidential candidate’s foreign policy speech does not lay out any coherent foreign policy.… Read more »
BBC
The mother of an American killed in last month’s Libya consulate attack has said his death has been used by the Romney campaign for political purposes.
he Republican presidential nominee has been citing his meeting some years ago with … Read more »
Alternet.org
Paul Ryan spoke for 40 of the 90 minutes during Thursday night’s vice presidential debate and managed to tell at least 24 myths during that time:
1) “It took the president two weeks to acknowledge that [the Libya attack] … Read more »
By Charles Pierce, Esquire Magazine
For the second time in as many presidential elections, Joseph Biden got to debate a young, attractive Republican candidate who was demonstrably less qualified to to be president than I am to be chairman of … Read more »
By Larry Pressler, Reader Supported News
As a combat veteran of two tours in Vietnam with twenty-two years of service as a Republican member of the U.S. House and Senate, I endorse President Barack Obama for a second term as … Read more »
