Casey, an Abortion Opponent, Praises Obama

The TV Watch: One First Is Celebrated. What About the Second?
nytimes.com 8/27/2008 — Tuesday’s homage to Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton’s barrier-breaking near-miss overlooked the bull’s-eye: Barack Obama is the first African-American presidential nominee. >

Conservative Group’s Ads Link Obama to 1960s Radical
nytimes.com 8/27/2008 — Senator Obama’s campaign is waging a forceful campaign against a new conservative group running ads linking him to the 1960s radical William Ayers Jr. >

Hillary Clinton, Reluctantly--And Persuasively--Making The Case For Obama
blogs.tnr.com 8/27/2008 — Hillary Clinton obviously doesn't like Barack Obama, and she's clearly hesitant about the prospect of him as president--either because she doesn't trust him, because his victory would probably bar her path to the presidency, or because she's ...

Hillary Clinton's Speech at the Democratic National Convention
abcnews.go.com 8/27/2008 — I am honored to be here tonight. A proud mother. A proud Democrat. A proud American. And a proud supporter of Barack Obama. My friends, it is time to take back the country we love. Whether you voted for me, or voted for Barack, the time is now to ...

National Journal Online - Bloggers Poll
nationaljournal.com 8/27/2008 — National Journal has invited top bloggers to join in its survey of insiders for the Democratic and Republican conventions. Roll over a section of pie to see comments from our participants. Q: Who is Obama most like -- John F. Kennedy, Jackie Robinson, ...

"Action Is Eloquence" — RedState: Conservative News and Community

‘A Proud Supporter of Barack Obama’ — Truthdig: Drilling Beneath the Headlines

Average U.S. Income Showed First Rise Over 2000 — USS Neverdock

Bill Clinton in Denver again undercuts Obama — USS Neverdock

Report: Bill Clinton Won’t Hear Obama Speak — Truthdig: Drilling Beneath the Headlines

Officials See No ‘Credible Threat’ to Obama in Racist Rants — NYT > Politics 8/27/2008
An apparently half-baked plot to assassinate Barack Obama has highlighted the question of exactly what and whom to fear. >

After Hillary, Bill Clinton's turn to boost Obama — Reuters: Politics 8/27/2008
DENVER (Reuters) - Bill Clinton once vowed to fight for voters "until the last dog dies." On Wednesday he shows how hard he will fight for Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama on the Clintons' last big day of the 2008 campaign.  ...

Bill Clinton to take center stage on Wednesday — CNN.com - Politics 8/27/2008
Sen. Joe Biden will make his first appearance before the Democratic National Convention as his party's vice presidential nominee Wednesday night, but the real drama of the evening may come from former President Clinton and what he says about Sen. ...

Obama Dials the Clintons — WSJ.com: Washington Wire 8/27/2008
Nick Timiraos reports on Democratic convention from Billings, Mont. President Bill Clinton and Sen. Hillary Clinton each received phone calls from Barack Obama after Sen. Clinton’s primetime convention address on Tuesday night. Obama ...

Bill Clinton’s Speech Likely to Address Economy — WSJ.com: Washington Wire 8/27/2008
Susan Davis reports from Denver on the Democratic convention. Former President Bill Clinton will address the convention tonight, but what exactly Clinton will say is anybody’s guess. The theme of the evening, “Securing America’s Future,” is ...