1. In politics, \'change\' is always an eye-catcher
(Newsletter)

...sborn    Monday, 07 January 2008 Entering 2008 in complete economic and political denial After the Iowa caucuses, surviving candidates, Republicans as well as Democrats, are all claiming t...

2. Iowa- Its Winner-Tastic
(Newsletter)

...nner-Tastic Political Humor By Will Durst    Saturday, 05 January 2008 The great thing about the Iowa Caucuses is even after its over, nobody knows exactly what happened. Its best descri...

3. Collegiate football and the Iowa Caucus 2008
(Newsletter)

Dear [NAME] Collegiate football and the Iowa Caucus 2008 Editorial By Ben Tanosborn    Wednesday, 02 January 2008 From a sun-splashed Rose Bowl to wintry Iowa For this chronologically-c

4. Wake me up, I must be dreaming, Obama’s still ahead!
(Opinions/op-ed)

...nces for success. I’m the one who chided a starry-eyed friend at a party last winter, just after Obama won the Iowa caucuses, for even dreaming this could become a reality. That a man of color with th...

5. On Obama and the Fears We Dare Not Name, Revisited
(Opinions/op-ed)

..., ‘Kill him!’” On Obama and the Fears We Dare Not Name, Revisited Shortly after Barack Obama's victory in the Iowa caucuses, I wrote a piece called, “On Obama and the Fears We Dare Not Name.” It’s ti...

6. Too Americas
(Opinions/Humor)

...primaries, Hillary's dead solid lock on the nomination would have been sealed tighter than her smile after the Iowa Caucuses. The irony is so rich and thick you could mix it with water and call it a d...

7. McCain wins New Hampshire GOP primary
(Mamblog/Default Category)

...er as early vote counts come in. With 13 percent of precincts counted, Clinton had 38 percent of the vote to Iowa caucus winner Obama's 36 percent. Former North Carolina Sen. John Edwards had 17 per...

8. In politics, 'change' is always an eye-catcher
(Editor/Editorial)

Entering 2008 in complete economic and political denial After the Iowa caucuses, surviving candidates, Republicans as well as Democrats, are all claiming to be for change. Am I being a cynic when, ref

9. Iowa- Its Winner-Tastic
(Opinions/Humor)

The great thing about the Iowa Caucuses is even after its over, nobody knows exactly what happened. Its best described as musical chairs without the music. And no chairs. On the Democratic side, peopl

10. Obama and Huckabee win Iowa
(Mamblog/Default Category)

Barack Obama will win the Iowa Democratic caucus, based on early results. With 76 percent of precincts reporting, Obama had the support of 36 percent of voters, compared to 31 percent for Edwards and