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Pocketbook Issues Return to Fore
issues such as the flailing economy, jobs, taxes and global trade are likely to rise to near the top of the stump talk.
Palin Addresses Convention
Alaskan Gov. Sarah Palin is set to make her first appearance on the national political stage tonight to accept the Republican nomination as vice president.
Now the GOP's Turn
The Republican National Convention hung in a pall on Monday, in sharp contrast to the festive celebration party leaders had planned and to the dynamic convention Democrats staged last week in Denver.
Democratic Convention Hits the Mark
Party loyalists and political observers believe the Democrats delivered on their messages of change and helping the American worker and middle class in what is generally considered a highly successful convention.
A Look at the Issues
The presumptive presidential nominees, Sens. Barack Obama (D., Ill.) and John McCain (R., Ariz.), have unveiled economic policy plans in recent weeks. The following is a snapshot of some of their policies.
Political Parties Prepare Their Parties
In the most wide-open presidential election in 80 years, with no incumbent president or vice president in the race, the conventions are attracting more attention — and star power — than in decades.
Democrats Set Convention Lineup
The plight of the American worker and the middle class will be a central theme at the Democratic National Convention.
Obama Press Tour
Barack Obama and family will be making the rounds on even more covers once the September issues of the monthlies hit newsstands.
Pocketbook Issues Return to Fore
issues such as the flailing economy, jobs, taxes and global trade are likely to rise to near the top of the stump talk.
Palin Addresses Convention
Alaskan Gov. Sarah Palin is set to make her first appearance on the national political stage tonight to accept the Republican nomination as vice president.
Now the GOP's Turn
The Republican National Convention hung in a pall on Monday, in sharp contrast to the festive celebration party leaders had planned and to the dynamic convention Democrats staged last week in Denver.
Democratic Convention Hits the Mark
Party loyalists and political observers believe the Democrats delivered on their messages of change and helping the American worker and middle class in what is generally considered a highly successful convention.
A Look at the Issues
The presumptive presidential nominees, Sens. Barack Obama (D., Ill.) and John McCain (R., Ariz.), have unveiled economic policy plans in recent weeks. The following is a snapshot of some of their policies.
Political Parties Prepare Their Parties
In the most wide-open presidential election in 80 years, with no incumbent president or vice president in the race, the conventions are attracting more attention — and star power — than in decades.
Democrats Set Convention Lineup
The plight of the American worker and the middle class will be a central theme at the Democratic National Convention.
Obama Press Tour
Barack Obama and family will be making the rounds on even more covers once the September issues of the monthlies hit newsstands.
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