themoderatevoice.com - 8/1/2008
—
Definition of celebrity , from Wikipedia :
A celebrity is a widely-recognized or famous person who commands a high degree of public and media attention. The word stems from the Latin verb “celebrere” but they may not become a celebrity unless public and mass media interest is piqued. For example Virgin Director Richard Branson was famous as a CEO, but he did not become a ...
Comments
Blog Reactions
Friday afternoon links
Maggie's Farm —
... They went to Russia to build socialism. Dems say they're OK with $10 gas. Hey, John! You can be a celeb too. Moderate Voice Why the growing Gulf dead zone? What if Iraq works out? VDH Monitoring the enemy's broadcasts. No Pasaran Some real numbers on PC in education. h/t, David Thompson ...
Related Content
Gallup Daily: Race Tied at 44%
gallup.com 8/1/2008 — John McCain and Barack Obama are now absolutely tied in the race for president, each favored by 44% of national registered voters. This is according to Gallup Poll Daily tracking from Tuesday through Thursday.
You vote: Who put out the first 'negative' ad? - On Politics
blogs.usatoday.com 8/1/2008 — As they've argued over the Celeb TV ad that Republican John McCain's presidential campaign released Wednesday (best known for its use of Britney Spears and Paris Hilton), aides from both major contenders' campaigns have made a number of charges. One ...
Campaign '08 takes a negative turn —
CNN.com - Politics 8/1/2008
A day after Sen. John McCain's campaign forcefully criticized Sen. Barack Obama, saying he infused the race card into the 2008 presidential campaign, top aides from both campaigns took to the airwaves in a political volleyball-like debate.
...
Obama on economy, McCain negativity —
First Read 8/1/2008
From NBC/NJ's Mike Memoli ST. PETERSBURG, FL -- Obama came to this Florida city today, hoping to turn the subject from race back to his intended theme of the week: the economy.
His campaign rolled out what it called an “Economic Emergency ...
McCain appears before black group —
Reuters: Politics 8/1/2008
ORLANDO, Florida (Reuters) - Republican John McCain, a day after accusing Democrat Barack Obama of injecting race into the U.S. presidential campaign, told a black group on Friday that Obama's "ideas are not always as impressive as his rhetoric."
...
McCain gets cool reception at speech —
First Read 8/1/2008
From NBC/NJ's Adam Aigner-Treworgy ORLANDO, FL -- Just a day after his campaign accused Obama of playing the race card, McCain appeared at the National Urban League's conference here this afternoon and received a much cooler reception than ...
Follow BeltwayBlips on Twitter
