www.newstin.com — As the presidential race revs up, political conversations in NFL locker rooms echo those in workplaces nationwide. He's made millions many times over in his 13 years as a professional athlete, and the thought of paying higher...

www.wilshireandwashington.com — That, and other news, in today's Political Panorama. Oprah Winfrey told a group of Chicago donors on Friday that women could "midwife" the election, and called Barack Obama "a leader [who] has risen up among us," according to the Chicago Tribune. Making her first official appearance for the campaign More ...

jimdent.newsvine.com — An anonymous Mudflatter in Juneau was taking an evening walk past the Governor's mansion, found the following political sign in the yard, and sent it to Mudflats for all to enjoy!

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www.openleft.com — Statistically UNCH. Three of the five major trackers (R2K, Gallup, Rasmussen, Hotline, Zogby) show Obama with 10-point or better leads. Four of the five show Obama at or above 50% support. In 2004, Bush never crossed into 50% territory with the exception of a few days in the Rasmussen poll toward More ...

www.forbes.com — Anyone who has ever argued with friends about technology knows how an element of a computer system can be either a feature or a bug, depending on your point of view.

www.dailykos.com — The McCain/Palin Hate Machine hits Georgia . The fury and loathing of Obama being whipped up largely by McCain-Palin-GOP rhetoric about the Illinois Senator is now spilling into down-ticket races, specifically the battle between GOP incumbent Saxby Chambliss and his Dem challenger: Thursda More ...

us.rd.yahoo.com — Barack Obama on Saturday thanked Republican John McCain for trying to stop supporters hurling abuse at the Democratic nominee at his rallies, but mocked his foe's economic crisis plans.

www.latimes.com — Voice of America In Philadelphia, Obama paints McCain as out of touch Los Angeles Times - 3 hours ago The Democrat speaks to 15000 in a middle-class black neighborhood, the first of four campaign stops in the city today. Voter turnout here could be key to winning  More ...

news.yahoo.com — AFP - Democratic White House nominee Barack Obama is making a populist pitch to blue-collar, working class "Joe Six Pack" voters in swing state Ohio, who time and again have held the destiny of the White House in their hands.