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Truthdig is excited to collaborate with Capzles.com on a unique new way of telling a story – in this case, about VP hopeful (and, yes, possible president) Sarah Palin – using video, audio and text “moments” along an interactive timeline.

Big Brown at 2008 Belmont Stakes Despite the fact it’s taking place some 900 miles from the world-famous horse-racing venue in Upstate New York, Tuesday night’s presidential debate at Nashville’s Belmont University will be jokingly referred to by some in the mainstream news media as the “Belmont

That’s a quote from the Associated Press which is covering Palin the attack dog. The GOP ticket of Palin/McCain is going to regret going negative at all, much less going negative so early. And John McCain is going to get angry with himself all over again for putting Palin at the top of his ticket.

That’s a quote from the Associated Press which is covering Palin the attack dog. The GOP ticket of Palin/McCain is going to regret going negative at all, much less going negative so early. And John McCain is going to get angry with himself all over again for putting Palin at the top of his ticket.

This will not be a technology post, but I ran into some computer/Internet issues that I will touch upon since they impact many other people as well. If you want to skip the technology topic and get right to my… ...

SEDONA, Ariz., Oct. 5 -- In one of the most beautiful spots on the globe, Sen. John McCain spent much of Saturday holed up in a dark hotel conference room, engaged in intense debate preparation. At the end of it, the GOP nominee told his aides that was crazy, and so Sunday's first round of debate...

Tina Fey once again returned to “Saturday Night Live” last night to play Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin. Queen Latifah dropped by to portray Thursday’s debate moderator, PBS’s Gwen Ifill, and cast member Jason Sudeikis stepped into the role of Democratic vice presidential candidate Joe Biden.

McCain gains one today, and Obama holds steady at the 50% mark. And with each day that McCain doesn’t seriously close the gap, the road gets tougher and tougher. It’s becoming like the primaries where Hillary had to win a bigger and bigger percentage of the delegates in each contest, but instead Obama simply ran out the clock.

TYPICAL REPUBLICAN MALE By kerry Posted in Uncategorized | 2 Comments| Permalink October 5th, 2008 11:12 am

Palin-Biden debate most watched vice presidential debate ever October 5th, 2008 - 1:18 pm ICT by ANI - Los Angeles, Oct 5 (ANI): The much-hyped Sarah Palin-Joe Biden vice-presidential debate on October 2 has been ranked as the most watched vice presidential debate ever, as it was keenly viewed ...