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Outgoing US President, George W. Bush, today issued fourteen presidential pardons to convicts and commuted the sentences of two other prisoners. With these 14 pardons, he has brought the total number of pardons issued by him to 171. Compare that to the 456 pardons issued by President Clinton in the his two presidency terms. It [...]
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A CBS News poll conducted on the eve of today’s historical presidential election shows that McCain has made some ground in his race to the White House against Democratic candidate Barack Obama.
The Early voting poll found the Democratic ticket of Barack Obama and Joe Biden having a lead of 51% to 42% of the John [...]
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All eyes in the world will be on the US presidential elections on Tuesday, November 4 2008. This presidential election has been historic in many ways and very fiercely competed. Barack Obama has led most of the voter polls, but he fears the “Bradley Effect” might come into play and undo all his hard work.
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Google has released this wonderful gadget which helps you find the your voting location where you can go to cast your vote for the presidential election on November 4 2008. It provides a detail map and you can also get directions after you enter your home address. Other details(if available) like Absentee Ballot information, Voter [...]
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The third and final presidential debate between senators Barack Obama and John McCain took place today at the Hofstra University in Hempstead, New York. The debate was a little different from the first two in its format. The candidates were seated at a table along with moderator Bob Schieffer. This debate was for discussing domestic [...]
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Voter registration deadlines for the November 4 Presidential election ends in 21 states today. Florida, Texas, Pennsylvania and Colorado are some of the high stake states where voter registration will end today.
To view the complete list of states with registration deadlines and online resources, check this pdf file from Wired.com.
Here is a complete chart obtained [...]
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The first presidential debate between Republican party nominee John McCain and Democratic party nominee Barack Obama was won by Barack Obama according to polls conducted by various news networks. The second presidential debate will take place on October 7 2008 at Belmont University in Nashville, Tennessee. The debate is scheduled to start at 9 PM [...]
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The first presidential debate between John McCain and Barack Obama had some fireworks. Obama came out strong and held his own during the debate. He was definitely way better than McCain in the first part of the debate. He was able to hold his fort during the questions about the economy. As the debate went [...]
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The first presidential debate of this election season between Senators Barack Obama and John McCain is still on, according to University Of Mississippi Vice Chancellor, Gloria Kellum. John McCain has publicly announced that he is suspending his presidential campaign to attend to the more important business of fixing the economy. He said ‘he was rushing [...]
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In the Sarah Palin speech tonight, she took a dig at the fake Barack Obama presidential seal (picture left). The Obama campaign has been showing off the Barack Obama presidential seal on their website, on podiums and on buttons and banners. This is what Sarah Palin said in reference to the fake Obama presidential seal [...]
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