Tale of the tape

In case you didn't know, Keyes, Obama offer stark contrasts, reports the Rockford Register Star.

Who next? Rush Limbaugh?

Morning Bloggy: If you're still undecided about the upcoming Presidential election, or beginning to doubt the wisdom of four more years of the current administration, this morning's Doonesbury offers a link to yesterday's Union Leader and New Hampshire Sunday News - Another View:
Why I will vote for John Kerry for President, written by the son of a former Republican President. Not Reagan, Eisenhauer!

G-Rod's Dream

"If Freud were alive, what he would say about this dream," Blagojevich said.

Keyes, Obama agree on charter school benefits

Yesterday, "U.S. Senate candidates Alan Keyes and Barack Obama agreed
that establishing more charter schools was one way to improve the nation’s educational system, but they differed on the overall role that government should play toward that goal." -Chicago (AP)

extremism in the defense of virtue

Poll suggests, extreme Keyes failing at painting Obama as extreme.

Race in Senate race

historic Senate race: "There are two historic dimensions to the Keyes-Obama race: It's the first time you have two African-Americans representing both major parties (in a U.S. Senate race) ... and it's one of the best examples of men who are diametrically opposed in terms of the issues," says Alvin Williams, president and CEO of the Washington-based Black America's Political Action Committee. The organization was founded by Keyes to promote conservative candidates.

Bush and Kerry Follow Debate With Sharp Jabs

heraldtribune.com: Bush and Kerry Follow Debate With Sharp Jabs