Comments(0) Louisiana Republicans in the Twin Cities to nominate John McCain for President huddled Sunday to pray and share a few tears as Hurricane Gustav bore down back home.
Comments(0) In 2007, 1.5 million American families faced foreclosure on their homes, and we’re on our way to 2.5 million more foreclosures this year. Economists warn that the housing crisis will extend well into 2010, and the next president and Congress must grapple with the economic and political consequences.
Comments(0) The Republican base has clearly been energized by John McCain’s selection of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin to be his running mate. There’s no reason why it shouldn’t be.
Comments(0) Montgomery County commissioner Jim Matthews expects there will be harmony and lots of enthusiasm as the delegates gather in St. Paul this week to nominate Senator John McCain for president.
Comments(0) A majority of those surveyed said John McCain’s straight-talking style is an asset, but the Arizona senator has to do much more than just speak his mind to win.
Comments(0) The letter Barack Obama wrote to Beef Northwest regarding the company’s employees joining United Farm Workers union has attracted the attention of the John McCain for President Committee.
Comments(0) Contrary to a report, Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag are not opening a bar in NYC. “It’s not true,” Pratt tells Usmagazine.com. W magazine’s Editor’s Blog had reported that the Hills duo are “in talks to open a bar” in the Murray Hill area called The Hill. See photos of Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt’s cheesiest moments. Though Montag endorsed John McCain for president, the couple doesn’t…
Comments(0) As Republicans gather to nominate John McCain for president in St.
Comments(0) Don’t call Mike Charron a fair-weather Republican — he boasts he backed Sen. John McCain for president “before McCain was cool.”
Comments(0) An article in Saturday’s edition about the Cornerstone Gospel Quartet should have identified Pleasant Hill United Methodist Church as one of the two churches at which the group would. The incorrect church name was listed. An headline in Wednesday’s edition inaccurately stated Sen. Hillary Rodman Clinton pledged her support to Sen. John McCain for president. Clinton asked her supporters to back …