Tag Archives: John McCain
The Black Vote: The Only Way Republicans Can Beat Obama
Often ignoring the minority vote, Republicans fail to tap into the diversity of the American people
As the 2012 presidential election heats up some believe Republicans fail to make headway because…
By Raynard Jackson
Obama Ends Iraq War But Battle Still Rages At Home
Commander-In-Chief gets hit with political bombs from GOP over decision while he fights for opportunities for vets
President Obama ended the Iraq War but the troubled economy and unemployment rate leaves veterans…
By Derek T. Dingle
Former Ariz. Congressman Plans Run Against McCain
PHOENIX (AP) — Former Arizona Congressman J.D. Hayworth says he’s planning to run against John…
By Associated Press
Obama to Announce Economic Team
In a move that is expected to ease speculation amid the continued roller…
By Deborah Creighton Skinner
Obama, McCain Meet
President-elect Barack Obama and Sen. JOhn McCain met face to face for the…
By Deborah Creighton Skinner
The GOP Tries to Regroup
After a licking in the polls, the Republican Party seeks to find itself
The Republican Party is in a state of flux. Many call it an identity crisis;…
By Joyce Jones
Obama, McCain to Meet Monday
Obama and McCain at their final presidential debate. (Source: Getty Images)
President-elect Barack Obama will meet…
By Deborah Creighton Skinner
Young People Ba-Rock the Vote
(source: mybarackobama.com)
They came out in droves on Tuesday, an estimated 24 million of…
By Renita Burns
Obama’s Win: Newspapers React
The New York Times: With a message of hope and competence, he drew in legions…
By Renita Burns
A President for All America
Now that the heady elation of Obama's landslide victory over Sen. John McCain, the first African American president-elect has a very long to-do list.
History was made last night when the U.S. elected Barack Obama president.
