Recent Election 2008 Stories

A judge has ordered the state of Alaska to preserve any government-related e-mails that Gov. Sarah Palin sent from private accounts.

With 4 more weeks in the 2008 Presidential Election Sen. John McCain and Gov. Sarah Palin are resorting to mud slinging. To avoid talking about the real issues, like the economy, of which they have no real plan of altering, they have fallen back on the ol

I can speak with authority: Gov. Sarah Palin’s mocked claim that Alaska’s proximity to Russia gives one a leg up on matters of national security was, in effect, official United States policy. Consider Operation Moosehorn.

The McCain campaign has crossed the line between tough negative campaigning and inciting vigilantism, and each day the mob howls louder.

Inside the Obama campaign, almost without anyone noticing, an insurgent generation of organizers has built the Progressive movement a brand new and potentially durable people's organization, in a dozen states, rooted at the neighborhood level.

Palin took questions from the press at a market/gas station in Altoona, PA on Sunday and shared her position on North Korea being removed from the U.S. terrorism list. Unfortunately, she forgot to check with John McCain to see his stance on the issue...

Barack Obama is taking the get-out-the-vote effort to a new level, hoping to gain an edge in battleground states.

An Associated Press review of the Republican vice presidential candidate’s record found that the governor and her family have spent more than $13,000 in taxpayer funds to attend at least 10 religious events and meetings since she took state office in la

Republican vice presidential candidate and known as “hockey mom” Sarah Palin get booed in Philadelphia before Flyers-Rangers game.

The last thing you need is yet more proof that the McCain campaign "suspension" was a big ruse, but this is a pretty funny postscript.