The America-hating media elite apparently didn't get the memo that fact-checking and actual reporting won't be tolerated. The National Enquirer, of course [http://gawker.com/5047794/], can be expected to carry water for the Democrats. That publication hates average Americans. But now even the Anchor
Sen. Barack Obama's campaign has been dazed by Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, the unqualified and yet wildly popular running mate chosen by Sen. John McCain. With time short, Democrats need to get back on message — economic and fiscal issues — and take aim squarely at the top of the GOP ticket, says Cross
John McCain's selection of Gov. Sarah Palin as his running mate provides an open window into the calculations of a political campaign at a critical turning point. It also reveals much about the character of the 72-year-old GOP nominee.
The convention hall podium is not his comfort zone. But Arizona Sen. John McCain gave an acceptance address that roused Republican National Convention delegates and likely played well to party faithful watching on TV. It will be a few days before polls show whether independents and undecideds found
