Have you wondered why John Edwards is still staying in the presdential race even though he clearly has no chance of winning the nomination? Well, truth be told, he may be the one man who gets to decide who wins this race. It all has to do with delegates. With all this [...]
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It was a big day for Barack Obama as he received endorsements from no less than three Kennedys. While campaigning in Massachusetts and Connecticut, Hillary continued to remind voters that her campaign would also be historic if she was elected the first female president of the United States.
“I will bring to the White [...]
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Excitement converts to more voters, proves the Democrats during this Presidential primary race. In the New Hampshire, Iowa, Michigan, and Nevada where both parties held primaries on the same day, Democrats set records for voter numbers and drastically went over Republican numbers. South Carolina was especially big for the Dems, where nearly twice as many [...]
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How’s our lovely country faring? If you’ve been keeping up with us here at Civic Alert, you know that things, well, they could be better. Tonight is the final State of the Union address of President Bush’s administration. We here at Civic Alert will be adding our own commentary throughout the President’s speech.
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How is America doing? Find out tonight when President Bush gives his final, tearful State of the Union address. As always, your trusted writers here at Civic Alert will be liveblogging the event. Join us here at 7 p.m. central for up-to-the-minute coverage and commentary (perhaps even witty?) on the State of [...]
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