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UPDATE: The AP is reporting that President Hugo Chavez has been proclaimed victor in the Venezuelan elections, according to the country's National Electoral Council.
The 2012 presidential election is high in the running for least important election of your lifetime. Whether Barack Obama, Mitt Romney, or Vermin Supreme wins in November, you're screwed in January.
Venezuela goes to the polls this Sunday in an election many are calling a referendum on President Chavez and his policies.
The hidden agenda: Conquer Venezuela!
During a debate over regulation, Mitt Romney took a hard tack to the middle, extolling the values of good regulation, and saying that Dodd-Frank was a major "kiss" to New York banks.
At least among the chattering classes, there is near-universal agreement that Mitt Romney clobbered President Obama in the first presidential debate.
Former presidential candidate and Texas congressman, Ron Paul (R) has a message for Mitt Romney ahead of tonight’s presidential debate.
Medicare, Medicaid -- ha! Both of these clowncar folks cannot tell the truth.
A debate happened, and Obama didn’t do well. Prior to tonight, the conventional wisdom was that debates don’t determine elections.
In a trailer for the new series of The Simpsons, Homer is seen casting his ballot in the November US Presidential Election.
Pressed by USA Today’s Richard Wolf to endorse a candidate, Perot declined, despite the fact that “members of his family have donated almost exclusively to Republicans in recent years.”
There are 4 registered Republicans in our family, all will be voting for Gary Johnson.
These are the last two remaining sponsors of the Commission on Presidential Debates that sell products or services to the public.
A disaster. A train wreck. A mess. These are how people in Reno are describing the Republican party in Nevada, a state that used to be solidly red but has turned into a true swing state in recent years.
It was only a week ago that the Commission on Presidential Debates had ten sponsors for the 2012 debates.
Septemer 30, 2012 — Suddenly, Ron Paul's supporters are relevant.
On October 7, voters get to choose Venezuela’s next president. It’s all over but the cheers, postmortems, and perhaps opposition planned disruptions.
These young people realize that if they don't stand up and speak out for life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness today, they will be living in a very different America tomorrow.
Only 5% have heard a lot about Johnson. However, that doesn't mean you wouldn't agree with him. The website Isidewith.com, which features a political quiz that well over 3 million people have filled it out, suggests that if the Presidential race was
Liberal billionaire George Soros is giving $1 million to a "super" political action committee backing President Barack Obama. Soros also gave another $500,000 to two congressional super PACs.
Call the Commission on Presidential Debates today at 202-872-1020. Tell them you want to see Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson in the televised debates!
It doesn't take a political genius to see that the RNC in Tampa was a self-destructive disaster for the Romney campaign.
Interesting information.
In America, winning the Presidency has proven to be a question of how much money you're willing to spend.
Richard Carmona supporter quotes Marc J. Victor when attacking Jeff Flake. Who can blame him? Marc Victor is the best man for the job…even Carmona agrees!
Is it me or is this just an illusion of transparency?
...libertarians to “support our Constitution” and vote for Mitt Romney this November in order to avoid not only the “destruction of this country” by way of a second Obama term, but also to avoid the destruction of libertarianism by way of the Libert
The lawsuit comes after the PDC’s failure to respond to the following letter from Johnson last month:
To the degree we voters accept limited choices of bad and worse, we disarm ourselves, facilitating a system where we don’t just waste our vote, but have it used against it — even when our candidate wins! So what to do?
New voting laws in 23 of the 50 states could keep more than 10 million Hispanic U.S. citizens from registering and voting, a new study said on Sunday, a number so large it could affect the outcome of the November 6 election.
