www.pittsburghlive.com — Even The New York Times now is saying that Barack Obama's unswerving call for tax increases -- to impose more "fairness" -- is the wrong prescription for the current crisis in the U.S. economy.

www.pittsburghlive.com — In the best tradition of Bill Clinton's famous declaration that the answer to the question of whether he was having an affair with Monica Lewinsky depended on "what the definition of is is," Obama clearly was splitting hairs and concealing the truth when he said that William Ayers was &quo More ...

www.dailykos.com — We know from Sam Stein's piece at HuffPo that the Obama campaign brought in $66 million in August. He also informs us that he has it on good word that Obama surpassed that total in September. Think about that for a minute folks. His appeal is broadening. His lead is growing, and this in the f More ...

news.yahoo.com — AFP - Hillary and Bill Clinton launched a campaign blitz of the blue-collar heartland that will decide the White House race, beseeching their supporters to make Barack Obama president.

digg.com — On CNN's "Anderson Cooper 360," senior political analyst David Gergen explained to neophyte anchor, Anderson Cooper, that Barack Obama was "right" in saying there are stereotypes. Gergen put Cooper in his place and showed Cooper what maturity looks like. Cooper, who is definitely not ready for p More ...

digg.com — Listen to a bizarre comment that Michelle Obama, wife of Barack Obama, made recently. See if you can make sense of it.Democrat Republican DNC RNC White House Convention Commentary Analysis Gotcha! Grassroots Outreach News Fox Media Political Politics Commercial Liberal Moderate Conservative Yes We  More ...

feeds.reuters.com — WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama is leading his Republican rival John McCain 53 percent to 43 percent among likely voters, according to a Washington Post-ABC News opinion poll released on Monday.

news.yahoo.com — Reuters - Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama is leading his Republican rival John McCain 53 percent to 43 percent among likely voters, according to a Washington Post-ABC News opinion poll released on Monday.

www.cbsnews.com — Senator Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., said that this week's debate between Barack Obama and John McCain would allow McCain to speak to the differences between how each candidate would address the growing economic crisis.

www.oliverwillis.com — I think McCain will call Obama "boy" before he drops an n-bomb. The "whip his you know what" comment is just teetering on the cusp.