The definition of a maverick: not John McCain - Arizona Daily Wildcat
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Research examines political bias at University - RU Daily Targum
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RU Daily Targum All donations toward the last presidential election were given to Democratic candidates as well. Across the country many surveys and many studies that have ...

Ponzi scheme shakes West African nation of Benin - The Associated Press
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The Associated Press Adrien Houngbedji, Yayi's opponent in the 2006 presidential election and a vocal critic of the administration, says Yayi failed to exercise moral caution. ...

What would happen if the week before the presidential election one of the candidates were murdered?
Q. Let's say that the week before the Presidential Election, Obama/McCain were murdered. What would happen to the election? Would Bush remain President for an extended term? Would the VP candidate take the lead, would the runner up in the election take the lead (Clinton for example), or would the democratic or republican party have to come up with another candidate within a certain period of time?
Asked by jrleader99 - Thu Aug 21 09:20:04 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Good question and I've wondered that myself. I think the party would come up with another candidate rather than having the VP candidate take the lead. Perhaps an extension to the election would be made since the new President doesn't officially take office until January.
Answered by John B - Thu Aug 21 09:30:46 2008

How important is race in this presidential election?
Q. How important do you think race is compared to the state of the economy? Does race affect your choice over the other key issues in this presidential election?
Asked by Yazz23 - Wed Oct 29 22:43:10 2008 - - 12 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Not very important...not as important to me, that is. There are lots of people who have expressed their opinions about the race of the candidates, but I'm more concerned about whether I'll have a job, income, a place to live and food to eat...stuff like that.
Answered by ....... - Wed Oct 29 22:46:35 2008

How come the US presidential election is like the election for the rest of the world?
Q. What makes the US presidential election such a very big deal that needs too much media attention?
Asked by Fidel Joseph A - Sat Oct 25 08:25:12 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Because America is the world's tyrant. They MADE Saddam. Just like they made bin Laden, Noriega, Pinochet, Mugabe, Musharraf, and all the others. Read "Confessions of an Economic Hitman" - John Perkins and "Crossing the Rubicon: The Decline of the American Empire At the End of the Age of Oil" - Michael C. Ruppert.
Answered by One Man Army - Mon Oct 27 05:29:06 2008