Barack Obama: Live at Invesco Field

Aug. 28, 2008   Leave a Comment  

Live blogging Barack Obama’s acceptance speech in Denver’s Invesco Field.

Mass. GOP fires broadside after governor’s speech

Aug. 26, 2008   Leave a Comment  

The Massachusetts Republican Party released this statement seconds after Governor Deval Patrick walked off the podium at the Democratic National Convention. Boston, MA – The Massachusetts Republican Party issued the following statement today in response to Governor Patrick’s speech to the Democrat National Convention MassGOP Chairman Peter Torkildsen said, “Tonight, Deval Patrick spoke in Denver, [...]

Clinton to speak at DNC tonight

Aug. 26, 2008   1 Comment  

Tonight, all eyes will be on Senator Hillary Clinton. She’s used to it, but this time, the spotlight will cast a bitter glow.

Possible Obama assassination plot foiled

Aug. 26, 2008   2 Comments  

Tharin Gartrell, 28, was arrested early yesterday morning after an Aurora, Colo., officer pulled him over for reckless driving. What the officer didn’t know was, by making this routine stop, he may have saved Senator Barack Obama’s life.

New Fall Out Boy album coming on Election Day

Aug. 26, 2008   Leave a Comment  

After headlining a concert on the first night of the Democratic National Convention, Fall Out Boy announced they would release their enw album, Folie A Deux, on November 4, Election Day. Fall Out Boy’s ‘Beat It’ nominated for Best Rock Video at 25th annual MTV VMAs The first single will be the track “I Don’t [...]

DNC Day 1 – Michelle Obama

Aug. 25, 2008   Leave a Comment  

Michelle Obama has been described by many as a “firecracker.” Now when I hear that, I think of Teresa Heinz Kerry. A strong woman who isn’t afraid to speak her mind, people act like that’s such a bad thing. To me? It’s inspiring. She has a strong and respectable background, coming from a family with [...]

Kennedy, Obama captivate audience

Aug. 25, 2008   Leave a Comment  

Senator Edward Kennedy pledged, in a captivating speech earlier tonight, that he would see Barack Obama in the White House, as well as himself back in the Senate. Also, Michelle Obama delivers an emotional and personal address.