Who won the Presidential debate?

70% of those voting on the MSNBC web site think Kerry did, 30% say Bush, but your vote could change that.

Keyes slams 'phony' polls

With only 32% of voters polled supporting him, Keyes would ban 'phony' polls.

Keyes questions Obama's record

At SIUE, Keyes questions Obama's record: continuing a theme "he's used before, that Jesus would not vote for Obama."

Keyes derails Obama from traditional track

Keyes derails Obama from traditional track: "Asked by reporters at his Springfield health-insurance event to address some of Keyes' attacks, the state senator launched into an explanation of his own Christian faith, of his interpretations of the Bible, of his belief that a human life's true beginning can be viewed differently through religious and secular lenses--and that legislators should write abortion law based on a secular 'line of viability.' As Obama waxed on, his chief media aide, Robert Gibbs, appeared to squirm uneasily in the background." --Chicago Tribune.

Keyes interview with Jim Muir

"Speaking with the fervor of an evangelist at a tent revival, Alan Keyes, the Republican candidate for U.S. Senate, made a campaign swing through Southern Illinois last week, marking his first visit to the area, [making] appearances in Marion and Mount Vernon to rally downstate support in his race against Democratic candidate Barack Obama, [taking time] ...to grant a one-on-one interview to the Southern Illinoisan. "

kinky obama?

The Southern Illinoisan quotes Barack saying: "'I don't just want to win. I want to give this guy who is running against me a spanking.' "

Eagle Scout for Keyes

He's not from Illinois, but seems like a good boy . . . Why would he say "Barack Obama is one of the most dangerous men in America."

Same event, two different takes

The Pantagraph reports Candidates move further apart 09/09/04: "Illinois farm leaders will have no difficulty remembering where the state's two U.S. Senate candidates stand on agricultural issues. . . . Republican Alan Keyes and Democrat Barack Obama offered divergent views Wednesday on world trade and repealing the federal estate tax. They spoke separately to agricultural leaders during a forum at Funk Farms Trust near Shirley."

While WHOI concludes Obama, Keyes Have Similar Farm Ideals: "They agreed on just about everything related to agriculture."

Illinois Boy vs. The Maryland Crab

Barack Obama versus Alan Keyes duke it out to be U.S. Senator from Illinois. . . . plus other important Illinois election match-ups.