The WaPo’s “Politics” blog has a list of potentially hot 2008 Senate races which could either give Democrats a bit of a cushion in the Senate, or help Republicans regain the majority by a slim margin. Of course, if reactions to the Senate amnesty bill are any indication, Republicans could very well lose big next year in the Senate, regardless of the outcome of any of those races mentioned in the WaPo piece.
There’s a discussion going on over at Hot Air over Dr. James Dobson’s declaration that he absolutely cannot and will not vote for Rudy should he become the nominee, and how much influence he carries within Christian conservative circles. I wrote the following in the comments section there, which I wanted to repost here:
She’s doing well in the polls, but her campaign is supposedly stumped on what song she should use for her campaign. Click below to hear/see her request for suggestions, and then feel free to post your own suggestions in the comments 🙂
We’re one hour away from the second debate amongst the GOP presidential hopefuls. Tonight’s debate, hosted by Fox News and moderated by Brit Hume (yay!), takes place at 9 ET in Columbia, SC at the Koger Center on the campus of the University of South Carolina. The same ten candidates who appeared at the last debate will be at this one. If you can’t get to a TV to watch the debate, Fox will be broadcasting it on their website.
Brian at Iowa Voice has a post up this morning that talks about the city of Denver’s decision to ‘clean up their city’ during the 2008 Democratic National Convention. What do they plan to do? Read on:
With the second GOP presidential candidates debate a little less than 12 hours away, here are a few noteworthy articles about some of the candidates/potential candidates for your perusal:
