Although yesterday was the last day of oral arguments in the United States Supreme Court's current term, the justices have two very difficult and controversial decisions to make by this summer.
The dynamics of a political campaign and the strategy utilized by a candidate varies drastically from the primary to the general election.
It all started as a small idea in the mind of Vice President Al Gore -- the Internet, that is. Okay, so perhaps that joke is getting old, but one thing that is clearly not getting old anytime soon is the Internet itself.
His name is Elian Gonzalez. To many, his is a household name. To others, images of him running around in a fenced-in yard with a Labrador puppy are played in daily packages on the morning, afternoon and evening news. Unfortunately, there are also those few, supposedly elite, individuals who consider Elian a most powerful political football.
On January 18, 1993 at Grayson High School in Grayson, Kentucky, a 17-year old shot and killed a teacher and a custodian.
For months the press, the public and the candidates themselves have watched in amazement as George W.
Congratulations to George W. Bush who enjoyed his first presidential primary win on Tuesday in the state of Delaware.
In a speech following his loss to Senator John McCain, George W. Bush, referred to the N.H. primary as traditionally "a bump in the road for the front-runner." That could be the understatement of the campaign season.
Today's primary could make or break some of the candidates on the ballot.
The presidential campaign circus, starring the remaining seven candidates and a myriad of journalists, has left the heartland in Iowa and taken up temporary residence in the Granite State.