McCain visits to Mexico

July 5th, 2008

McCainLeaders of the Mexican immigrant community considered offensive pronouncement of the virtual Republican candidate for the presidency of the United States, John McCain, in favour of the wall before an immigration reform, stresses Excelsior. Interviewees separately, the leaders said that his visit to Mexico was a mockery against the Mexicans, their symbols and their aspirations regarding the relationship with its northern neighbor. The political director of the Coalition for the Defense of Refugees and Immigrants, Artemio Arreola, who gave only Republican politician tried to exploit a picture identification with Mexico to attract the Latino vote. Read the rest of this entry »

The plan Barack Obama to win

July 5th, 2008

The plan Barack Obama to winAccording to the consensus of commentators and analysts who follow the process of primary elections in the United States, Barack Obama is the candidate to defeat in elections next November 4. There are strong signs that support that assessment. John McCain will have to carry out an uphill campaign if it wants to become the tenant of the White House from January 20, 2009.
Recent developments and data allow a more accurate picture of how the Democrat candidate projected their struggle for the presidency and the circumstances in which they must develop it. Read the rest of this entry »

Obama tries to attract moderate Republicans

July 5th, 2008

ObamaThe Democrat presidential candidate Barack Obama, which seeks to attract centrist voters in traditional Republican territory, causing criticism from his opponents seemed to indicate that when reconsidering his plan to withdraw troops from Iraq in the first 16 months of his presidency.
During a campaign event in North Dakota, Obama said his upcoming trip to Iraq would help to refine its policy regarding the withdrawal of troops. The comment was made that the national Republican Party spokesman accused him of change his mind again. Read the rest of this entry »

Barack Obama, his dispute with former president Bill Clinton in a telephone conversation

July 3rd, 2008

Barack Obama & Bill ClintonThe designated presidential candidate of the U.S. Democrats, Barack Obama, his dispute with former president Bill Clinton in a telephone conversation settled. The senator from Illinois on Monday had a “wonderful entertainment” with the Altprasidenten, said his campaign team. Obama is pleased that Clinton him in the coming months in the election campaign will accompany and advise. U.S. media had reported last week that Bill Clinton because of the fierce clashes in the pre-fight is still angry at Obama. Read the rest of this entry »

Oh Barack Obama, kiss my baby!

July 3rd, 2008

Oh Barack Obama, kiss my baby!A candidate on the way to the highest government office usually has little opportunity to present its evidence to humanity. Are expected to electoral fighters absolute presence and an ear for the needs of people from welfare recipients to entrepreneurs, without coordination with the electoral gemeinzumachen people too. Knuddeln kissing and - this is of course even night’s unless the politicians discovered somewhere in the audience a citizen under six kilograms, preferably by Mama in the amount gestemmt: Quick to pounce as geistesgegen wartige candidates such as office-holders on the bundles brabbelnde. Because they know that bring happiness to kiss babies, the children are usually not defend, and also the man so wonderfully human appears (the politicians, not the babies). Read the rest of this entry »

Barack Obama: Disputes with Bill Clinton settled

July 3rd, 2008

Bill ClintonThe designated presidential candidate of the U.S. Democrats, Barack Obama, his dispute with former president Bill Clinton in a telephone conversation settled. The senator from Illinois on Monday had a “wonderful entertainment” with the Altprasidenten, said his campaign team. Obama is pleased that Clinton him in the coming months in the election campaign support and advice.
U.S. media had in the last week reported that Bill Clinton because of the fierce clashes in the pre-fight is still angry at Obama. The black Senator Clinton had accused his skin colour to the election issue who would want to do. Read the rest of this entry »

Angelina Jolie liebaugelt with electoral McCains

July 3rd, 2008

Angelina JolieThe Hollywood actress Angelina Jolie can imagine in the U.S. presidential election to Republican John McCain to vote. They wanted to be in their choice especially on the Iraq policy orientation, said Jolie. And because they believe speaks for the more conservative candidates. The Hollywood actress Angelina Jolie can imagine in the U.S. presidential election in November the Republicans cast their votes for John McCain. Jolie said the “Frankfurter Rundschau” that it will because of their commitment to refugees, mostly for a democrat. “But I’m in my decision completely open and will only decide if I know what the two candidates in the political fields that are important to me.” Read the rest of this entry »

McCain defends free trade

July 2nd, 2008

McCain defends free tradeThe future Republican candidate for the White House, John McCain, who arrived Tuesday 1st July in Colombia, announced that it had asked President Alvaro Uribe to improve the balance of his government’s human rights and have welcomed his efforts to stabilize Colombia and reduce drug trafficking to the USA.
“I was a militant for human rights all my life and throughout my career,” said McCain spoke after nearly two hours with Uribe in the official residence of the Colombian president in Cartagena, some 650 km from Bogota. Read the rest of this entry »

Barack Obama gets support from Bill Clinton

July 2nd, 2008

Bill ClintonThe silence is broken between Barack Obama and Bill Clinton since the future Democratic candidate for the White House called Monday, June 30 at the former American president to campaign for him. The telephone conversation, which lasted about twenty minutes, was the first between the two men since the senator from Illinois won the battle for the Democratic nomination at the expense of Hillary Clinton.
During the campaign for the Democratic nomination, the most violent criticism against Barack Obama from his own camp are often from Bill Clinton who was trying to slow its inexorable rise since it seriously threatened the candidacy of Hillary. Read the rest of this entry »

Obama rejects attacks on their patriotism

July 1st, 2008

ObamaThe virtual candidate Democrat to the White House, Barack Obama, today rejected political attacks questioning his patriotism or his Republican rival John McCain.
“I never question the patriotism of others in this campaign. And I do not stay still when you hear others questioning mine,” said Senator for Illinois in a speech in Missouri.With the celebration of Independence Day of the United States on July 4, Obama defended his patriotism versus false rumours on the internet indicating that it is Muslim or not his wife Michelle was proud of his country. Read the rest of this entry »