When it comes to the classic “culture war” issues, McCain and Obama have similar views — except for the one issue on which they can’t change the status quo.
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Our look at the different issues of the two presidential candidates continues with a look at McCain and Obama’s perspectives on civil liberties issues.
I have to be asleep, yet awake. I must be conscious, but not lucid. This is going to take some practice.
Both Obama and McCain have plans in place to grow the nation’s supply of alternative energies. Both also ignore the simplest way to achieve this.
The last article in the AFI Ten Top Tens series takes a sweeping, majestic look at epic films.
As international tensions rise and the economy collapses, it’s important to take a look at who will provide the best health care in the end times.
Neither Obama nor McCain has an economic policy. They have gimmicks and pie in the sky plans that won’t last a day in Congress and wouldn’t fix the economy if they did.
Both Obama and McCain promise to simultaneously cut taxes, promote economic growth, balance the budget, and eliminate government waste. This seems unlikely.
This week, we’ll be taking a look at the differences between McCain and Obama on this issues. Our first article in the series compares Obama and McCain’s foreign policy outlook.
A recent case out of Washington DC and the history of its legal theory highlights a large gaping hole in anti-discrimination law.
Stephanie Meyer’s Twilight is being hailed as the next Harry Potter, but in reality it’s just an emo song in literary clothing. With vampires.
“We’ve done extensive research at the museum, comparing his writing style and Snowball’s and we have come to the conclusion that Snowball wrote that story and Hemingway just published it for her.”
The ninth article in our series on the AFI Ten Top Tens lays down a verdict on courtroom dramas.