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  1. Obama Blames Media for Overblowing His Iraq Comments

    LOUD3R Score: 1154 - Today

    Blaming media for their campaign woes didn't work for Bill and Hillary Clinton during the primaries. Will it work for Barack Obama now that the general ... Full Article At Newsbusters

  2. GOP Launches First Party Attack Ad

    LOUD3R Score: 1366 - Today

    The Republican National Committee, in the first spot of the year paid for by a major party, is airing an ad ripping Barack Obama on ... Full Article At NY Daily News - Mouth of the Potomac

  3. Giuliani's Campaign Manager Joins McCain Team

    LOUD3R Score: 1398 - Today

    ABC News' George Stephanopoulos Reports: ABC News has learned that the McCain campaign has hired Mike DuHaime as political director, the first new hire by Steve Schmidt in his capacity as the person in charge of day-to-day campaign... Full Article At HuffingtonPost

  4. RNC Kicks Off General Election Ads, Puts Focus on Energy

    LOUD3R Score: 1253 - Today

    An Independent expenditure arm of the party has begun a 10-day, $3 million ad campaign targeting Obama on Energy, portrays him as saying “... Full Article At Time - The Page

  5. Congress gears up for final summer push

    LOUD3R Score: 327 - Today

    Congress gets back to work this week, but there's little time left in their abbreviated Election year. Washington (AP) — Democrats bent on showing they can govern and Republicans anxious... Full Article At CNN - Political Ticker

  6. Digby: Obama faces media backlash

    LOUD3R Score: 795 - 5 Hours Ago

    The honeymoon is over : And [rightwingers] also accused the media of being in the tank for Obama, which is a standard “Liberal media” charge, but which, at least in some cases, was an... Full Article At Corrente

  7. Will Foreclosures Affect Voting Rolls?

    LOUD3R Score: 118 - Today

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    Election officials worry that home foreclosures will pose a problem this November for voters still registered at their former address, who may be challenged at the polls, and be more likely to cast provisional ballots that might not be counted.... Full Article At CBS News - Politics

  8. Tell me again why we allow voting in churches?

    LOUD3R Score: 107 - Today

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    The abstract of a paper from the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences ( via ): Contextual priming: Where people vote affects how they vote American voters are assigned to ... Full Article At Corrente

  9. Digital Bamboozle

    LOUD3R Score: 861 - 3 Hours Ago

    Andrew flagged this post for me at TheNextRight, which claims that our series of posts last week on BMW Direct and their oddly inefficient direct mail fundraising is actually an attempt to 'delegitimize direct mail fundraising', which would be a bad thing in the author's eyes since this... Full Article At Talking Points Memo

  10. Rose faces shareholder rebellion

    LOUD3R Score: 231 - 3 Hours Ago

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    Business & money: M&S boss agrees to put himself up for re-Election to the board annually, to pacify investors... Full Article At Guardian Unlimited



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Election

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An election is a decision-making process by which a population chooses an individual to hold formal office. This is the usual mechanism by which modern democracy fills offices in the legislature, sometimes in the executive and judiciary, and for regional and local government. This process is also used in many other private and business organizations, from clubs to voluntary associations and corporations. As Montesquieu pointed out in Book II, Chapter 2 of "The Spirit of Laws," in the case of elections in either a republic or a democracy, voters alternate between being the rulers of the country as well as being the subjects of the government. By the act of voting, the people operate in a sovereign (or ruling) capacity, acting as "masters" to select their government's "servants." The unique characteristic of democracies and republics is the recognition that the only legitimate source of power for a government "of the people, by the...More Election @ wikipedia

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