Tuesday, November 24, 2009

John McCain

Campaign Falsehoods Linger On

A recent study shows that campaign untruths stick with the electorate long afterward. more >>

Sarah Palin Does Not Have John McCain’s Support for 2012, Does She Have Yours?

Weigh in on whether Sarah Palin should run for president in four years. more >>

Aides Are Bummed by Loss, but Not John McCain

Tucker Bounds tells us his old boss is doing OK. more >>

Huckabee: McCain Could Have Been President

The GOP primary runner-up thinks the race was winnable. more >>

Barack Obama and the Facebook Election

The president-elect was far ahead online, Matthew Fraser and Soumitra Dutta write. more >>

Obama Meets With McCain, but Republican Strategists Say a Bipartisan Government Will Be Tough

Some top Republicans think it will be tough to have a truly bipartisan government. more >>

Will John McCain Be Barack Obama’s Ally in the Senate?

McCain and Obama will meet in Chicago today. Is it a sign of a future bipartisan alliance? more >>

Obama's Organization Delivered Impressive Results Against McCain

In Indiana, Obama's organization efforts were key to his victory. more >>

President-Elect Obama in the Shadows During Transition

Since winning the election, we've seen very little of President-elect Barack Obama. more >>

Lieberman May Get Away With Endorsing McCain

Sources say the Democratic leadership may let Lieberman keep his committee chairmanship. more >>

5 Top Campaign Events of the 2008 Election

Americans heard the most about Obama securing the Democratic nomination. more >>

In Obama-McCain Race, YouTube Became a Serious Battleground for Presidential Politics

Online videos related to the election were viewed more than a billion times. more >>

Some Republicans Say Leave Sarah Palin Alone

Republican fans of Palin are accusing McCain attackers of trying to hide their bumbling with her Neiman's bills. more >>

Data Points: Pre-Election News Interest

In the days before the election, interest in campaign news hit a 20-year high. more >>

Survey: Retirees Voted for McCain

The majority of voters age 65 and older didn't vote for Obama. more >>

Data Points: Gender Gap in the 2008 Election

There was a 7-point gender gap between men and women who voted for the winning candidate. more >>

Barack Obama Wins Traditionally Red Indiana

In a stunning reversal, Obama beat John McCain in the usually reliably Republican state. more >>

Data Points: Largest and Smallest Margins of Victory for Barack Obama and John McCain

McCain won Missouri by less than 1 percent, reports MSNBC. more >>

Obama Wins by Historic Margin in California

He won the state by the largest margin of victory since before World War II. more >>

Barack Obama Wins Colorado

Obama ended the Republican Party's decade-and-a-half hold on the American West. more >>

Barack Obama Elected President

In a historic victory, the Illinois senator becomes the first African-American to win the presidency. more >>

Barack Obama Wins Conservative Virginia

His win over John McCain turned the typically red state blue. more >>

The Economy Hurt McCain, But McCain Hurt McCain, Too

The economy dragged McCain down, but he dove after it. more >>

Suburban Voters Help Barack Obama in North Carolina

McCain leads in North Carolina. more >>

Can't Get There From Here: McCain's Path Looks Blocked

The states just don't add up for McCain at this point. more >>

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