Democratic convention
Forty-five years to the day after Martin Luther King told the world about his dream of black and white living as equals, the first African-American presidential nominee is anointed
Published by: The Guardian
Monthly Archives: August 2008
Clinton dazzles while Biden stirs as party stops healing and starts looking forward
Published in the Guardian
Published by: The Guardian
Blind US Zionism will kill Israel
Both Joe Biden and McCain's likely running-mate are staunch supporters of Israel. But what it really needs is tough love.
Published by: The Jewish Chronicle
‘Barack Obama showed he has some steel’
Video analysis of Obama's speech on guardian.co.uk
Published by: The Guardian
Leadership finally takes the fight to John McSame
Published in the Guardian
Published by: The Guardian
The Big Dog can still hunt
Bill Clinton did brilliantly what other Democrats had failed to do - make the case for President Barack Obama
Published by: The Guardian
Obama will struggle to win as the real American. He has to do it on his terms
With startling chutzpah, Republicans are again casting the opponent as out of touch. Democrats shouldn't play the game
Published by: The Guardian
US election
Central theme of the Democratic attack on McCain is that he's offering an extension of the Bush presidency
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What Ted can teach Hillary
The affectionate reception in Denver for Ted Kennedy is an example of a political career resurrected through hard work
Published by: The Guardian
Why the camping revival? Something to do with, ahem, the call of nature
Urban living has more and more of us seeking out authentic, elemental holidays - even if it means non-flush toilets Published in the Guardian's Comment
Published by: The Guardian