The CBCF Crowd Loves Obama
9:45-9:56pm-The debate crowd at the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Debate Watching Party is on pins and needles. There are cheers, and woohoos. I’m not sure
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The Debate Watching Party continues…The Scene
10:18pm The looks: People are intently and quietly listening and watching. The walls on the back of the ballroom at the Washington D.C. Convention Center
The Debate
9:15pm EST: Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Debate Watching Party, Washington D.C. Convention Center Obama started with his expectations for the debate. When he mentioned EIGHT
Tom Joyner at the Debate Party
8:30ish pm EST Where: The Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Debate Watch Party, Washington, D.C. I just entered the debate watch party. The ballroom at the
McCain, Obama Square Off
The stakes were higher than ever tonight as Sens. Barack Obama and John McCain went toe-to-toe on the economy and foreign policy at the first
From Wall Street to Main Street
The wave of bank failures and the wrangling in Congress over a $700 billion rescue plan for banks has many investors and small businesses reeling
McCain, Obama Traveling to Mississippi
Sen. John McCain announced he will participate in tonight’s presidential candidate debate, going head-to-head with Sen. Barack Obama at the University of Mississippi. This morning,
Dewey Defeats Truman Redux
Apparently, somone on the McCain-Palin team is extremely clairvoyant — or extremely optimistic. Before the McCain campaign had even announced that Sen. John McCain would
McCain Back in Debate: Desperate or Diligent?
Twists and turns continue to pop up along the campaign trail and this week’s came on Wednesday, when Republican presidential nominee Sen. John McCain announced
Fate of Debate Still Uncertain
Sen. John McCain, Republican presidential candidate, maintains that he will not participate in the Mississippi debates, scheduled for tonight, until a deal on a Wall