Blog posts filed under "Obama"

When Dick Cheney sounds off on safety and security, someone should ask him about Tora Bora or the liquid bomb plot.

A righteous man is falsely accused by hateful, evil enemies who pray that his life be cut short and someone else take over his office.

The heart-shaped potato that dazzled David Letterman and President Obama is not the only one in existence.

Keith Olbermann's segments on Glenn Beck's Rockefeller Center lunacy the past two nights have been hysterical. Do not miss these.

'The Colbert Report' should be especially good this week, with Stephen Colbert on location in Baghdad, Iraq.

The People magazine story comes out on Friday. Janet Dahl wrote about them on January 12.

MSNBC's 'Explore' feature is a cool new marriage of online video and text.

We're watching the inauguration on C-SPAN, and the streaming HD video from CBS.

A lost episode of 'Check, Please!' featuring restaurant reviewer Barack Obama will finally air on Chicago's WTTW before the inauguration.

Does the media really have to fan every flame and cover every sandwich?

Election Day 2008, as experienced in our living room.

Barack Obama and Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. both said early voting was the way to go this time, and so that's what we did.

The Dow drops 679 points and throng of Obama supporters gathers in downtown Racine. ABC World News, here in our city to cover the election, shows none of this.

Andrew J. Bacevich tells Bill Moyers that America's profligacy and its imperial presidency are leading the nation into big trouble.

John McCain will give us hope and inspiration, Rick Warren's "Cone of Silence" was apparently a joke.

The presidential campaign enters a religious leg with a new story on John McCain's fervor as a POW and a forum moderated by Rev. Rick Warren.