Obama strategist David Axelrod (right) and campaign manager David Plouffe say the Democratic National Convention has given Americans a better sense of Barack Obama and his values. They spoke Thursday at a Monitor-sponsored breakfast in Denver.
08.28.08
Top Obama aides counting on new voters to win in November
Newly registered Democrats will offset any lag for Obama among traditional party voters, Plouffe and Axelrod said Thursday at a Monitor breakfast.
08.27.08
Romney as GOP veep? Carville smiling.
The Democratic analyst and pollster Stan Greenberg said Wednesday they would welcome a Romney pick.
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08.26.08 Women lawmakers, at convention, hammer pay equity issueCiting hardship to women during the economic slump, they argue for legislation to strengthen protections against wage bias. |
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08.25.08 Will Obama’s race matter?Three Obama associates, guests at Monday's Monitor breakfast in Denver, see challenges, opportunity in their candidate's African-American heritage. |
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08.23.08 A confident House Speaker Nancy Pelosi at Monitor LunchShe discussed party unity and Obama's VP nominee during the session with reporters. |
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