fairness

Warren: Obama dodged question on when life begins (OneNewsNow.com):

The moderator of Saturday night's presidential forum on faith -- Pastor Rick Warren -- says Barack Obama failed to adequately address the question of when life begins.

The Boston Globe explains why, despite a political terrain that should give the Democratic candidate an easy road to the Presidency,  Barack Obama may very well lose the electoral college to John McCain:

William H. Hobbs is yet again using his position at the TNGOP to try and get appearances on national radio and TV shows; this time by dredging up a clip from May of 2007 where Obama said Kilpatrick was a "great mayor".

School's back in session! What does that mean? Why am I writing about it? What political implications does it have?! You're dying to know - I can tell.

In an unintentionally comical letter to his fellow members of the Tennessee State Fair Board today, our buddy James "the Dream" Weaver over at our favorite law firm, Waller Lansden, finally excused himself from participating in the upcoming deal to move the fairgrounds and sell the land to developers.

Bruce Barry has an outstanding response to the school rezoning histrionics of the past few weeks.  He underscores what I think is the primary problem of the advantage that the Chamber of Commerce enjoys over others who cannot give candidates as much money as the business community does:

It appears as though Rep. Steve Cohen doesn't take too kindly to his congressional colleague breaking tradition and supporting his primary opponent:

by Nicole McIntyre