
Hooray, my first cheap Newsvine article!
George Bush Beats Richard NixonSource: USA Today
Meanwhile, Bush reached an unwelcome record. By 64%-31%, Americans disapprove of the job he is doing. For the first time in the history of the Gallup Poll, 50% say they "strongly disapprove" of the president.

I am inspired by Al Gore. I greatly appreciate his efforts in addressing Climate Change. And good old Newt, he has some great things to say and really knows how to stand up to false conservatives.

After having a very busy last night (received a number of calls & messages from friends) i was hardly expecting any surprise when i woke up this morning.

When I watched the 2004 Vice Presidential debate, I remember thinking to myself, Wow. This guy is a lot more impressive than John Kerry. He should be the one running for president.
Gay Musician Skewers CandidatesSource: The New York Times
In last month's forum among the Democratic presidential candidates sponsored by the gay and lesbian cable channel Logo, seemingly simple questions were the most memorable.
Ohio: G.O.P. Zeroes in on a Democrat It Sees as a Fluke WinnerSource: The New York Times
"The election isn't until next year, but I'm already working my butt off," said Mr. Space, the Democratic congressman who was elected last November after his Republican predecessor, Bob Ney, pleaded guilty to accepting bribes from the lobbyist Jack Abramoff.
PolitiFact | A service of the St. Petersburg Times and CQSource: politifact.com
Welcome to PolitiFact, a project of the St. Petersburg Times and Congressional Quarterly. In the months ahead, the news staffs of both organizations will examine major claims by presidential candidates and rule on their veracity.
Fred Thompson: USA Will Be 'weaker, Less Prosperous Source: Politico
"I simply believe that on the present course that we're going to be a weaker, less prosperous, more divided nation than what we have been," Thompson told the crowd in a deep baritone that rarely strayed from an even tone. "I do not say that lightly, but I think it's the truth.
Facebook Generation Votes Obama via ElectionVineSource: humanevents.com
Facebook, a social networking website (that "as of July 2007, has the largest number of registered users among college-focused sites with over 34 million active members worldwide") shows that the majority of young voters who identify themselves as liberals will choose Barack Obam …
Rudy Giuliani's daughter is supporting Barack Obama.Source: Slate
There's one vote that Rudy Giuliani definitely can't count on in his 2008 presidential bid: his own daughter's. According to the 17-year-old Caroline Giuliani's Facebook profile, she's supporting Barack Obama.
Senators to abandon '08 e-voting paper trail mandate Source: CNET
WASHINGTON--Democratic senators on Wednesday made another push for banning electronic voting machines that lack paper trails, but they've backed away from doing so in time for next year's presidential election.
Republicans Face "Looming Disaster" Among Younger VotersSource: democracycorps.com
The political stakes with this generation could not be higher. In 2008, young people (ages 18-31) will number 50 million, bigger than the baby boom generation. By 2015 they will likely comprise one-third of the U.S. electorate.

Adding a new layer on top of the existing features that make Newsvine one of the best places on the web to discuss politics, we're proud to present ElectionVine - a distributed election poll that allows you to host your own election, anywhere around the web in just a few minutes.
NewsVine Launches ElectionVineSource: TechCrunch
ElectionVine is a new service being launched today by NewsVine that allows users to embed a US Presidential candidate poll on their sites.
Maybe I'm just late to the game because I see non-NV admins with these polls, but this is the first I've heard of it.
Bloomberg quits Republican Party Source: Guardian Unlimited
The New York mayor, Michael Bloomberg, is dropping his affiliation with the Republican party, sparking widespread speculation that he intends to run for president.