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Flashback: Biden on 9/10/01 warned the ‘real threat’ may come in ‘the belly of a plane’Before 9/11, the Bush administration’s national security focus was on missile defense, not terrorism. In fact, on 9/11, then-National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice was set to deliver a speech that focused “largely on missile defense.” Writing at the Huffington Post, Joe Ciri... |
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Rep. Schakowsky On McCain’s Women’s Rights Record: ‘He’s Not With Us’Today at the Democratic National Convention, Women’s eNews hosted a panel on pushing a “pro-women agenda” in Congress, as part of the SeaChange Ideas Forum. One of the speakers at the event was Rep. Jan Schakowsky (D-IL), Democratic Vice Chair of the bipartisan Women’s Cau... |
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Obama becomes first African-American nominee for President.The AP reports that Sen. Barack Obama (D-IL) has officially become the presidential nominee of the Democratic party. “I have been asked to inform you that Senator Obama accepts the nomination and will deliver his acceptance speech tomorrow night at the fourth night of the convention to be h... |
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Tax Expert: McCain’s Tax Cuts Are Aimed At The Rich ‘Even More So Than Bush’s Were’In 2001 and 2003, Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) opposed President Bush’s tax cuts, arguing that he couldn’t “in good conscience support a tax cut in which so many of the benefits go to the most fortunate among us.” But since then, McCain has ditched his concern about policies ti... |
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Cheney’s too-clever-by-half endorsement of McCain.In a speech today at the American Legion, Vice President Cheney said: I realize the Annual Convention of the American Legion is not a political event, and I will not speak this morning about the presidential campaign. Moments later, he said: President Bush stood firm, along with a number of nota... |
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Large numbers of African Americans tuned into Michelle Obama’s speech.22 million Americans watched the first night of the Democratic convention. Nielsen reports, “A large percentage of African American households (24%) tuned in for the night’s speeches, which included a keynote address by Michelle Obama.” By comparison, 14.6% of white households a... |
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