After Mad Mel Phillips, we've found yet another McCain supporter - Legendary batshit net-loon, supporter of the Nazi apologist Nicholas Kollerstrom and thrice convicted stalker Felicity Jane Lowde!
She thinks Obama is the Antichrist...
Typical of her record, last time she popped over here she ...
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must admit that I left McCain’s rally in northern Virginia today more convinced that ever that this American hero will, sadly, lose on Tuesday. The bulk of McCain’s stump speech is dominated by an argument against redistribution. It is a classic right-left fight—and that’s what’s wrong wi...
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Posted by
John Liebhardt
· 1:04 am
· Kenya
A record number of voters in the United States will attempt to cast ballots in Tuesday's election, leading many to worry about the potential for chaos at polling stations across the country. International bloggers look at the problems and some possible solutions.
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Posted by
John Liebhardt
· 1:41 pm
· Israel · Palestine
John McCain's campaign tried to tie Barack Obama to Rashid Khalidi, whom it called a "neo-nazi," "radical professor" and a "former Palestine Liberation Organization spokesman." What do international bloggers think about these claims?
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Posted by
John Liebhardt
· 1:35 pm
· Egypt · Palestine
Sunday's U.S. helicopter attack in Syria showed that the Bush administration is now using a more aggressive approach towards suspected insurgents in the region. With less than a week to go before the Presidential election, how will this new strategy affect the Obama and McCain campaigns in the eyes of the voters?
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Posted by
John Liebhardt
· 1:47 pm
· Israel · Kenya
For many of us, scanning poll results have become a fixture of politics. The media has long been criticized for covering elections much like a horse race instead of concentrating on issues and probing the mind of voters. Candidates often complain about the polls, too, especially when those results show them trailing. International bloggers weigh in.
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Posted by
John Liebhardt
· 10:58 pm
· Kenya · Nigeria · South Africa
As the presidential election zooms towards the final lap, Africa finds itself in the throes of debate for the first time since the major party primaries ended in June. Since Barack Obama and John McCain beat back their respective challengers earlier this year, the two major party candidates have focused on other issues in the race for the presidency, like the global financial crisis and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Regardless of not having a place at the table, many Africans and African bloggers have followed the U.S. presidential race with keen interest.
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John Liebhardt
· 3:10 am
· Kuwait · Palestine · Turkey
International bloggers have begun registering their feelings and opinions on Colin Powell’s endorsement of Barack Obama. Speaking during a Sunday morning public affairs program, Powell, Secretary of State during President George W. Bush’s first term,
called Obama “a transformational figure” who would reach out in a more diverse, inclusive way across the United States.
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Posted by
John Liebhardt
· 2:15 am
· Activism & Protest · Civil Rights & Ethnicity · Government & Politics · Law & Justice
International bloggers have begun to file their opinions on ACORN, a 38-year-old community organizing group which registers voters across the United States that has come under attack for allegedly creating fraudulent voter registrations cards.
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Posted by
John Liebhardt
· 3:04 am
· Israel · United Arab Emirates
With less than a month to go before the U.S. presidential election, it looks as if the gloves are beginning to come off and both campaigns are trying to get low-down and personal. With accusations flying about the pasts of Democratic contender Barack Obama and Republican candidate John McCain, sparks could fly at Tuesday night's debate -- the second of three times the presidential candidates will meet face-to-face.
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