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8/7/2008 —
Matt Towery:
Inside The Numbers: Newsweek Story on South Paints Untrue Vision
The cover story in this week's Newsweek is entitled "The End of the South." Some of the story's observations ring true enough.
8/7/2008 —
Tom Baxter:
In a new day, the big boys take on alternative energy
Some of the most important developments in the field of alternative energy ideas are being talked about by money men who are buying the air time, and going over the heads of the presidential campaigns to set the stage for the next round of issues the country will face.
8/6/2008 —
Hastings Wyman:
Grits
McCain’s Big OK Lead; Obama Building FL & NC Campaigns; Cornyn Gives to NRSC; Edwards for Veep; and Sessions’ Fundraiser Fuss
8/5/2008 —
Tom Baxter:
Martin scores upset victory over Jones in Georgia U.S. Senate primary
Atticus Finch type beats urban African-American in a Senate primary that should have national Democrats breathing a sigh of relief.
8/5/2008 —
Tom Baxter:
Pragmatic shifts may not add up to good strategy for Obama
Taken separately, there's some wisdom in each of the adjustments Barack Obama has made after clinching the Democratic nomination. Taken together, they threaten to cloud his bold-color campaign.
8/5/2008 —
Lee Bandy:
Democrats See 'Tremendous Appeal' In North Carolina
North Carolina
is emerging as a key battleground state in the 2008 presidential election.
8/4/2008 —
Hastings Wyman:
Commentary: McCain’s Air War
Without waiting for Labor Day, the traditional campaign kick-off date, the John McCain campaign has launched a series of attack ads against Barack Obama.
8/4/2008 —
John A. Tures:
Ronald Reagan Was Right (Part One)
In the 1980 Presidential Election, former California Governor Ronald Reagan made a campaign promise to abolish the Department of Education, a cabinet-level bureaucracy a year old.
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