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Harvard Poll: Young Voters Favor Obama more similar news »
According to a new Harvard Institute of Politics poll, young voters "overwhelmingly prefer" Sen. Barack Obama to Sen.
Hillary Clinton, 70% to 30%.
"A big turnout among young voters could be critical for either Democrat,
especially in states where McCain can attract older, conservative
Democrats and conservative-leaning independent voters."
Complete survey results are available.
Fri Apr 25, 2008 more from this source»»
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Thompson Says No to Veep more similar news »
Former Sen. Fred Thompson (R-TN) said he would not accept an offer from Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) to be his running mate, The Hill reports.
Said Thompson: "That's not what I want. Well...and I don't think that call [from
McCain] would ever happen. I think John needs somebody else. I would
advise him if he asked me that he needs someone else, of a different
profile. The presidency is the only job in town that's worth going
through what you got to go through to get it, including the vice
presidency...."
Fri Apr 25, 2008 more from this source»»
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Clinton Spends Heavily in North Carolina more similar news »
Sen. Hillary Clinton "is widely expected to lose North Carolina's
Democratic presidential primary on May 6, but that isn't stopping her
campaign from spending millions of dollars on advertising and holding
rallies in dozens of communities throughout the state," the Wall Street Journal reports.
"Clinton wants to avoid the kind of blowout loss to Sen. Barack Obama
she suffered in South Carolina in January. She is trying to demonstrate
the breadth of her support to Democratic elected officials and other
superdelegates who will sway the decision on the party's nomination."
Fri Apr 25, 2008 more from this source»»
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Indianapolis Star Poll: Obama Holds Small Lead in Indiana more similar news »
Sen. Barack Obama holds a narrow lead over Sen. Hillary Clinton in Indiana, 41% to 38%, according to a new Indianapolis Star-WTHR poll.
The poll's margin of error of +/- 4.2 points, so the race is technically a statistical dead heat.
"That's especially true because 21 percent of the respondents remain unsure of how they'll vote -- a high number of undecided voters for an election less than two weeks away."
Fri Apr 25, 2008 more from this source»»
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Obama Will Not Change Strategy more similar news »
Despite losing some momentum to Sen. Hillary Clinton, Sen. Barack Obama's aides told The Poltico, "that Obama would keep doing
what he's been doing: campaigning with the aim of running up big
margins on friendly turf and limiting his losses where Clinton is
strong."
"And they said to expect no tweaks to his campaign style of speeches
full of hope and attacks on Washington's status quo, expensive field
and television campaigns, and direct mail attacks on Clinton's
trustworthiness and policies. They also stressed the importance of the
largest remaining state, North Carolina, as a test of both candidates."
Fri Apr 25, 2008 more from this source»»
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Securing cyberspace against war, terror and red tape more similar news »
DHS's Greg Garcia in the hot seat
Interview In September 2006, the US Secretary of Homeland Security appointed Greg Garcia assistant secretary for cybersecurity and telecommunications. With oversight for the National Cyber Security Division, the Office of Emergency Communications and the National Communications System, he is the federal government's point man for securing the nation's internet and telecommunications' systems against attacks from terrorists or countries that may target the US.…
Fri Apr 25, 2008 more from this source»»
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