Going to try a new way of doing the liveblog this evening. The debate will be at 8pm Central at Hoftstra University. Bob Schieffer from CBS News will moderate.
This will use CoverItLive.com, a free service which seems to have some pretty cool tools in it. In addition to just tracking my opinions, readers will be [...]
Maggie Thurber broke the news this evening that according to a Sixth Circuit federal judge, Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner is breaking federal law by not enabling county elections boards to cross-check their registrations against BMV and Social Security databases.
The Columbus Dispatch also has an article on the case:
Smith, appointed by President Reagan, said [...]
McCain got warm on government’s involvement in the economy, but it could have been better. Relied less on populism than Sarah Palin did, and that’s a good thing. Stayed away from Ayers and stayed on message with policy. The government buying a lot of homes is not a good idea from McCain.
On the questions about [...]
Let’s see, House is at 8pm Eastern, while the debate is 9pm. I guess I’ll liveblog it, but I’ll have to keep potential projectiles out of arm’s reach.
McCain’s attacks against Barack Obama’s relationship with William Ayers aren’t working, especially since Obama counters with the more financially relevant Keating 5 scandal.
Bill Bennett said this morning on [...]
The Secretary of State has provided an Ohio Issues Report (PDF) that covers the state issues on the ballot. Here’s my take, issue by issue:
Issue 1: Constitutional Amendment for earlier State Issue filing deadlines: Yes
There are compelling issues For and Against Issue 1. The case “for” involves taxpayer expenditures for advertising issues which ultimately don’t [...]
