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Democratic Candidate for President Barack Obama outraised John McCain in June and has, as of the end of May 2008, even outraised the Republican candidate for President in traditionally Republican-voting (for President) Wyoming, where I live.

An examination of two polls (Ramussen and American Research Group) regarding support for senators John McCain and Barack Obama in Florida.

Recently both Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama were interviewed by the editorial board of the Houston Chronicle. While Hillary Clinton seemed to flip flop on space policy, Barack Obama reiterated his opposition to publically funded human space flight.

Exit polling data from the New Hampshire Primary indicates that Hillary Clinton was helped by a large turn-out of women on the Democratic side. John McCain was helped by independent voters, garnering one-third of the their votes.

Hillary Clinton was asked about a photo of her and Bill Clinton posing with Tony Rezko, a major fundraiser for Barack Obama who goes on trial on corruption charges in February 2008

Barack Obama and John McCain are attempting to connect to voters through speeches, ads, portrayal of character and pushing their respective platforms. But some people, inadvertently or not, become liabilities. Who are Obama's and McCain's biggest liabilities?

Right now Hillary Clinton faces a touch, close election against any of the GOP front-runners. That is simply mind-blowing considering that all of them are in complete agreement with Pres. Bush on Iraq and suspension of civil liberties.

Hillary Clinton is polling 7 percentage points ahead of John McCain, the Republican frontrunner for President. Are liberals warming up to Hillary considering her middle of the road stance on issues? Is McCain sinking with his "troop surge" plan?

An elaboration on AC Content Producer Telika Howard's article on the Time Magazine cover lauding Illinois Senator Barack Obama.

Will the Democrats and Republicans pull off the same thing they do every year, putting an average white man on the ballot for President? The Republicans most likely will. however Sen. Obama and Hilary Clinton may just break the mold for this election

Hillary Clinton and John McCain pulled out much-needed victories in New Hampshire on Tuesday.

Why conservatives need to hope for a Hillary Clinton comeback

New Biography Claims John McCain Called His Wife Cindy the "C-Word" In Front of Press

Finally, John McCain has clinched the Republican nomination. The Senator from Arizona managed to get enough delegates to declare victory on Tuesday evening.

If John McCain chooses Sarah Palin for his running mate, will it help his campaign.

The second in this series will include information on two more candidates for presidency: Senator John McCain and Governor Mitt Romney.

Who would make a good running mate for Barack Obama, if he holds on to his delegate lead at the Democratic National Convention in Denver and becomes the party choice for president? Who is best suited to be his vice-president and a potential replacement?

Liberal Democrat Candidates McGovern, Mondale, and Dukakis were losers. So, will be Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.

Hillary Clinton capitalized on the votes of women, Latinos and union members to win 51% of Nevada caucus-goers. On the Republican side, Mitt Romney relied on the Mormon vote to obtain a majority.

With the surge of Mike Huckabee, John McCain picked up a crucial endorsement from evangelical leader Gary Bauer

Arizona senator John McCain edged out former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney in the Republican Florida Primary on Tuesday, January 29. Ex-New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani finished a disappointing third, far behind the frontrunners.

In early polling, still 20 months away from next year's presidential elections, Republican Rudy Giuliani leads both Hillary Clinton and John Edwards in head-to-head match-ups.

While political strategists are struggling to figure out exactly why Barack Obama is enjoying such popularity in what should be the infancy stages of the 2008 election. Here are a few reasons why electing someone as unknown and untested as Barack Obama could be disastrous.

In the last major primary before Super Tuesday, John McCain and Hillary Clinton established themselves as the frontrunners heading into the final stages.

Recap of a campaign appearance by Republican presidential candiate John McCain in Birmingham, Alabama. McCain talked about talked about fighting to win in Iraq, stimulating the American economy, and inspiring Americans "to serve causes greater than their own self-interest."

The Presidential race seems preoccupied with race, gender and class. What about age? John McCain could be the oldest person elected to the presidency.

Hillary Clinton, after recent debates, is undeniably one of the strongest candidates for the Democratic Party in the upcoming 2008 election.

Right now Barack Obama has a little over 45,300 friends on MySpace, including me. We don't really get together, but we've traded some hysterical bulletins. He's even a member of the Jon Stewart for President MySpace Group (4,000+ members respectively).

Given his age this is likely the last time down the Presidential campaign for John McCain. Yet, he seems willing to risk this final chance on the integrity of his pro-war position. How wise a move is that?

Former President Bill Clinton and Senator Barack Obama will both speak at the University of Denver on Wednesday, January 30th, with both events open to the public.

John Edwards would make a strong candidate for vice-president in an Obama administration because the two would be good team players, and Edwards would look strong to the impoverished, blue-collar, southern white-people demographic.

Who is Barack Obama? He is maybe our next President, if one believes certain, swooning pundits. He is certainly a big headache for another next President of the United States.

In the 2000 GOP primary, campaign workers for George W. Bush made phone calls to potential Republican voters with reasons why John McCain should not become President. Bush did nothing to stop these calls from taking place.

In the 2004 presidential election, it seemed as though youth voters were targeted from every direction; the only pointer missing was that of the two presidential candidates themselves.

A study of the way the media framed different issues throughout the 2004 presidential election.

Politicians pass laws that affect us in ways we can't see. Maybe if we broadcasted in primetime the passing of a bill, the American people would be excited. Or maybe we should have our upcoming presidential candidates.

Hillary Clinton's joining forces with John McCain on a Fusion Ticket would be the ultimate Dream Ticket

Although the Mississippi primary showed Barack Obama ahead of Hillary Clinton 61 to 31 percent, recent research polls show John McCain has a strong lead over Obama.

Former GOP presidential contender Mitt Romney has thrown his support behind John McCain. Why has he chosen McCain over Huckabee?

In this heated 2008 Presidential Race, every state will be important. This is a look at the feelings in Wisconsin towards both Senator Barack Obama and Senator John McCain.

In the latest poll conducted by Survey USA released in March, Barack Obama holds a lead of 29 percentage points over John McCain.

Barack Obama cannot beat John McCain in November. Democrats must unite and support a candidate who can beat McCain. The presidency is at stake.

Why the African-American congresswoman from California chose to endorse Hillary Clinton for the Democratic Nomination and what it means to Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton's campaigns.

Hillary Clinton leads in the Democratic Primary as well as in head to head match ups in the general election.

Barack Obama is ahead of John McCain in most national polls.

Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton will appear together at a campaing event to promote party unity adn focus their supporters on the real opponent, John McCain.

Republican Presidential candidate John McCain has become the subject of gleefully wicked video satirists. Can he stand the heat of their humor?

Same sex marriage will be a controverisal issue for Election 2008. Where do Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, and John McCain stand?

The Iowa Caucus will be the first caucus of 2008, when it occurs on January 3, 2008. Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama and John Edwards are running close in the polls.

When it comes to electing our next president, two candidates, Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton have become prominent figures in the campaign trail. When it comes to one candidate over the next, everyone has their own opinions about who would be more likely to become elected.

The smoke and mirrors that has been the Obama campaign is finally starting to unravel, and despite early enthusiasm generated by his stirring speeches, it seems unlikely that he can defeat John McCain in the general election in November.

A preliminary argument in favor of Barack Obama and against the candidacy of Hillary Clinton (John Kerry in a dress)

Ohio became icing on the nomination cake for Senator John McCain. But a win in Ohio for Camp Clinton could become a problem for the Democrats chances of victory in November.

According to reports today, Mitt Romney is coming out to endorse John McCain. His endorsement will essential secure McCain's nomination as the GOP candidate...

I disagree with Rush Limbaugh, at least in part--John McCain, for all of his countless faults, is at least better than the Democrats. I will hold my nose when I vote for him, however.

While Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama battled in the recent Indiana and North Carolina primaries, there was a Republican primary featuring Senator John McCain. Interestingly 27% of Republicans in North Carolina and 23% in Indiana voted for someone else.

John McCain was in the Bill O'Reilly hot seat Thursday and Friday, the same as Hillary Clinton was the previous week. The largest impression I have from the McCain interview was, boring

The latest poll from Quinnipiac University focuses on the general election in New York and as of now, Senator Hillary Clinton has the lead over former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani by a margin of 52-41 %

The up and down, back and forth fight for the Presidential nomination has once again turned in the favor of New York Senator Hillary Clinton according to the latest Gallup Poll.

The latest poll from Quinnipiac University shows that Hillary Clinton is leading Rudy Giuliani. This is the first time that she has been in the lead.

I'm back with my anaylsis of Presidential Administrations, this time with Hillary clinton. Obviously, I chose to do Clinton and Guliani first because they're the front-runners and have the most support from people, but I will be doing every major candidate.

The 2004 Presidential Election proves to be a campaign that fails to play by the rules as explained in "The Making of the Presidential Candidates 2004".

An overview of the "60 Minutes" television interview on CBS with front-running Democrats Obama and Clinton, with commentary

Many Americans are now familiar with... What many Americans don't know however, is that the overwhelming majority of the candidates running for the office in 2008 are also part of an almost equally unknown organization called the Council On Foreign Relations.

A new poll conducted by the University of New Hampshire shows Hillary Clinton continuing maintain her lead in the New Hampshire presidential primary.

Being invited by Youngstown, Ohio, mayor Jay Williams, I attended a Barack Obama rally held at my alma mater Youngstown State University in Ohio.

First-person account of attending the Barack Obama rally at the Key Arena in Seattle

Senator John McCain helped bring a soldier home from the Marines in time to say goodbye to his dying mother.

Is Barack Obama being over-scrutinized when it comes to racial issues in and around his campaign?

What has happened to Hillary Clinton?

If Hillary Clinton wins the 2008 Presidential Election she will be the first female President in America's History.

This is an academic experiment. In this article, I will examine the rhetoric and persuasiveness of the speeches given by Hillary Clinton.

Hillary Clinton widens the gap between her campaign and that of the other Democratic hopeful, Barack Obama, with remarks that seem to endorse Republican John Mc Cain over Obama.

Hillary Clinton was the ultimate winner in the Democratic primary in New Hampshire - she's now officially being called 'The Comeback Gal'.

Barack Obama, expressed embarrassment that we do not speak dual languages as the Europeans do. Confusing language education with a second national language he has caused some controversy over the subject of immigrants and language.

Poll after poll has shown it. Barack Obama is winning the youth vote, and winning it decisively. Iowa answered the question whether this enthusiasm would reflect at the polls, against the wishes of many pundits. Why do young people love Barack?

Barack Obama has been a lifelong smoker trying to quit.

Hillary Clinton now believes John McCain's absurd gas tax holiday is a good idea. She doesn't seem to be able to see the truth in the matter!

This is an editorial piece about why I think Barack Obama is so popular as a presidential candidate.

Demystify the man! Learn how Barack Obama has been swiftboated in cyberspace! Look here for accurate information regarding the truth about Barack Obama.

Ever since Hillary Clinton decided to run for office, there has been a huge fuss over her becoming the President of the United States. So much fuss that she even has her very own gag gifts that will give anyone a good laugh.

There are a lot of fan sites for Hillary Clinton, unfortunately many of them are not up to date. Some are still talking about her running for the Senate.The ones listed here are up to date with all the current news.

Think George W. Bush did a bang-up job in Iraq, but can't vote him in for a third term. Yes, you can! Just vote for John McCain. It's like voting for Bush a third time.

Barack Obama, introduced by former Four Star General "Tony" McPeak, rallies potential Iowa caucus-goers on December 28 in Davenport, Iowa.

Senator Hillary Clinton (D-NY) has undeniably lost her bid for the Presidency.

Barack Obama (D, IL)spoke to a crowd of would-be caucus-goers in Newton, Iowa at the Newton Senior High School on December 30th, and obliquely rebutted some of the charges being aimed at him by other front-runners in the Democratic Presidential Caucus campaign.

A portfolio of investments grew to around $25 million. Bill's speeches and lectures earned about $40 million. Bill and presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton make full disclosure of all finances and dissolve blind trust fund.

Like they say everything is big in Texas, the fight between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama for democratic nomination in the lone star state is also living up to its hype.

Oprah said she'd support Barack Obama for president, even before he announced he was running. Here's a look back at some of her comments.

If Hillary Clinton were to lose the Democratic nomination and continue to be a candidate for the presidency in 2008, she may announce it with a speech criticizing both the Demcratic and Republican Parties.

Robert L. Johnson who founded Black Entertainment Television defended Hillary Clinton's comments about MLK and Barack Obama. Although both parties have moved on, analysts are still asking if this has hurt the Clintons and Johnson more then Obama?