Perhaps this shows just why Sarah Palin has ties to the Alaska Independence Party, a secessionist movement. She thinks parts of the country are not Pro-American!

U.S. presidential candidates John McCain and Barack Obama return to the campaign trial Friday, as they visit a handful of states crucial in the battle to win the November election.

The 2008 Presidential Candidate John McCain returned to the Late Show with David Letterman after a controversial no show weeks ago. Letterman turned on the heat by tying McCain to Gordon Liddy.

No, I'm not talking about Al Gore. I'm talking about Vint Cerf, the real "father of the Internet." Cert says he is backing Obama because of Obama's stance on net neutrality, which is the question of whether content providers should be charged more for different content by ISPs.

Annenberg School unit unveils Policy Watch comparing McCain and Obama on communication and technology issues

Two new public opinion polls show U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama leading his Republican challenger, John McCain, by six percentage points, ahead of their final debate before the November 4 election.

The GOP, as part of its negative campaigning, keeps emphasizing Barack Obama's middle name, Hussein, chanting "Barack Hussein Obama" as though that alone would turn him from Christian (which he is) to Muslim (which he is not).

The method in which America creates energy has been a hot topic during the 2008 presidential election. For most, a primary concern deals with how we can keep prices down at the pump while eliminating our need for foreign oil.

As the U.S., nay, world economic crisis clearly affects his poll numbers in a downward direction --- McCain himself, mind you, has said his economic knowledge isn't all it should be --- he has turned to nearly 100% negative campaigning, rather than focusing on the issues.

The latest Gallup Poll Daily tracking report shows Barack Obama maintaining a 52% to 41% lead over John McCain, unchanged from Wednesday's report.

At a McCain/Palin rally in Strongsville, Ohio today people were caught on tape calling Obama a "one man terror cell" and many who were asked if they thought he was a terrorist replied in the affirmative.

If John McCain wants to turn to negative campaigning instead of the issues, Barack Obama has one thing to say to him: "Bring it on."