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MoveOn.org's "Obama in 30 Seconds" Winner. Good Choice?
MoveOn.org just announced the winner in its "Obama in 30 Seconds" contest, and here it is. It's called "Obamacan" and tells the story of a life-long Republican veteran who's voting for Obama.
It's fine.
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The Aloha Office: Obama Brings His Style to Work
Despite the fact that Hawaii-born President Obama likes to keep the thermostat in the Oval Office way turned up, the mood around the White House is pretty chill. Unlike buttoned-up Bush, Obama has set a more informal tone during his first week at work.
This week, the New York Times provided a rundown of Obama's presidential style.
McCain and Obama Meet For Debate #2 After Day of Clashes
The second presidential debate is on tonight in Nashville, TN, and it stands to bring the candidates closer to each other — and to voters than they've been to date. The townhall format could be a dicey proposition given the . .
Biden Talks Crazy Crisis on SNL: Guffaws or Groans?
"Gird your loins!" Yeah! My favorite quote of last week made it into the opening of SNL last night where Joe Biden and John Murtha attempted to remove their feet from their mouths for certain "crises" and "redneck" statements.
Make Your Own Obama Ad! Matt Damon and Celebs to Judge
Tired of tacky and empty campaign ads? Well, if you're an Obama supporter now is your chance to do something about it! The super emailers at MoveOn want you to make your own 30-second spot telling the nation why we should elect Barack Obama.
Favorite Campaign Ad of 2008: Paris Hilton For President
Paris Hilton never had a chance of winning the US Presidency, but she did prevail as the candidate behind CitizenSugar readers' favorite campaign ad of 2008.
Not quite a mandate, Paris' announcement of her faux-candidacy, which came as a response to John McCain's Celebrity ad, received 32 percent of the vote. Barack Obama's 30-minute infomercial came in second with 28 percent.
Showing McCain's Cancer Scars in Ad on Health: Ugly Tactic?
A 30-second spot airing on MSNBC and funded by two liberal PACs are choosing John McCain's historic bouts with skin cancer as the face of worries about the candidate's health. The ad shows his scars following skin cancer procedures with the text, "John McCain is 72 years old and had cancer 4 times. Why won't McCain release his medical records?"
You Drive Me Crazy? McCain's Car Prize and Obama's Ethanol
John McCain is putting money where his energy mouth is: he's just announced he's proposing a $300 million government prize for the successful development of a car battery that far surpasses existing technology. The prize haul is equal to $1 for every man, woman, and child in the country, which he says is "a small price to pay for helping to break the back of our oil dependency."
If you're thinking about entering, the winning device should deliver power at 30 percent of current costs and have "the size, capacity, cost, and power to leapfrog the commercially available plug-in hybrids or electric cars."
Energy Faceoffs Spark Police Raids and Surprising Couplings
Grab a Redbull, it's a big week of energy match-ups: Obama vs. McCain, Protesters vs. Police, and Pickens plus Gore?
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