www.feministing.com — Here it is! After the fabulous Feministing happy hour - where we got to talk to activists, readers and regular commenters like TheSoyMilkConspiracy and Thomas - we headed over to NARAL NY's watch party. It was amazing to get...

mixedraceamerica.blogspot.com — I've been glued to C-SPAN and the commentaries on CNN and MSNBC all week. I've been blogging all week about the Democratic National Convention in Denver. I've been anxious about the speeches and how things would unfold with Hillary Clinton and her supporters, Bill Clinton's remarks, the roll ca More ...

feeds.businessgreen.com — Tom Young, BusinessGreen , Friday 29 August 2008 at 11:35:00 Democrat candidate for US presidency promises to end US addiction to oil Democrat presidential candidate Barack Obama yesterday vowed to end the US " addiction" to Middle East oil, and invest $150bn in renewables if he becomes More ...

secondinnocence.blogspot.com — I don't believe Obama was indicating a move to the right on abortion, he's simply using language that will appeal to a wider audience. A piece was just written by a major political blogger, I'm sorry but right now I can't remember who it was, that said that there are many voters who agree that abor More ...

www.guardian.co.uk — Michael Tomasky: How Obama made his speech more about his audience than him

www.guardian.co.uk — Obama's speech to the Democratic convention and the contenders for the Guardian First Book Award

www.guardian.co.uk — Sasha Abramsky: If you thought Barack Obama's convention speech enthralled America, then you weren't in Clovis, New Mexico

www.guardian.co.uk — Lola Adesioye: Barack Obama's acceptance speech was passionate and forceful - and a sign of America's changes as a nation

noobianrose.livejournal.com — The speech tonight was beyond amazing.  I cried through the whole thing.  I was so very moved. Though the Republican spin machine may already be working overtime to find something wrong with it, watching that speech tonight is defintely a wonderful memory I will hold onto forever.

www.guardian.co.uk — The night was part television spectacle, part political Woodstock, part patriotic outpouring, and part a mass redemption of the promise of Martin Luther King