It’s November 5, the day before the 2012 presidential election. If polling guru Nate Silver is right, President Obama will win his second term.
Tag: 2012 Election
Wackiest ballot measures of 2012
Who says voting can’t be entertaining? Here are some of the more unusual ballot measures that will be slowing up the already long-enough lines
The New Yorker: “The reelection of Barack Obama is a matter of great urgency”
It’s no surprise that the liberal leaning New Yorker is endorsing Barack Obama for president. Although predictable, it’s worth a read because it offers
“A more generous vision for America:” Miami Herald endorses Obama
In its endorsement of President Obama for a second term, the Miami Herald draws a sharp contrast between the President andMitt Romney. The President’s
Make an informed decision on the retention of Missouri judges
by Megan O’Neill As advertisements and election coverage intensifies in the final week of campaigning, one type of candidate will not grace the television
GOTV for Claire McCaskill: Scenes from the [strangely numbered] streets of suburbia
I’m knocking on doors for Claire McCaskill’s GOTV effort, in suburban St. Louis [an impressively well-organized and energetic effort, I must say], and here
Obama has earned a second term: San Antonio Express-News
We believe President Obama has demonstrated a better grasp of the essential issues and offers a better vision for the United States. Voters should
Romney endorses Obama for a 2nd term
“We’re gonna have to have a president who can work across the aisle,” Romney said in his closing statement in the final presidential debate
Sound leadership: Cleveland Plain-Dealer says re-elect Obama
“Today, we recommend President Obama’s re-election. He has led the nation back from the brink of depression. Ohio in particular has benefited from his
“Too many Mitts:” Salt Lake Tribune endorses [gasp!] Obama
Favorite son? Not any more. Mitt Romney’s home-state newspaper has published a smack-down editorial endorsing President Obama for re-election and calling Romney a “shameless”