To MSM pundits, pollsters, Democrat politicians, even Irish bookies the elections are all but over, and from them will rise an Obama presidency and a super-majority Democrat House and Senate. Yet American politics is nothing if unpredictable.

In a radio interview that aired Friday morning, vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin said she fears her First Amendment rights may be threatened by "attacks" from reporters who suggest she is engaging in a negative campaign against Barack Obama.

Is the Obama '08 campaign beginning to tip its hand and show the world how an Obama presidency might run the Oval Office? If so, it would appear that the spirit of cooperation and bi-partisanship is going to be left on the tarmac, like road kill.

Iraq and America near the conclusion of the long-awaited security agreement between the two countries with U.S. troop withdrawal and military "immunity" at the top of the list. U.S. Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice is in Baghdad to tie-up lose ends.

Rumors have begun swirling that while John McCain was supposed to be sequestered in a "Cone of Silence" while Obama was being questioned during Reverend Warren's Forum, he in fact was able to hear the proffered questions.

Nashville Councilman Eric Crafton and his supporters delivered and filed more than 12,000 signed petitions and postcards in support of his English First initiative on Thursday, giving him enough margin of error to account for unqualified signatures.

This is a video clip where a reporter asks President Bush what advice he will give for the American people when the gas price hits $4 per gallon. He gives a brilliant response.

Despite Hilary Clinton's landslide wins in Kentucky, West Virginia and Puerto Rico, she holds no chance of gathering enough delegates to match Barack Obama. Recent reports indicate that Clinton may soon surrender to what many believe is inevitable.

A new book out by Scott McClellan, former press secretary for President George Bush from May 2003 - April 2006, shows a damning view of the leader of the United States who among other claims is unwilling to admit mistakes he has made.

Former Bush press secretary Scott McClellan has recently made the news by writing a scathingly critical " tell all" book concerning The President along with certain members of his cabinet. The book appears to be a sort of payback for his being fired.

Recently, Hollywood actress Sharon Stone had made a comment that the China quake is punishment for the violent crackdowns on pro-independence protesters in Tibet. Now, it will cost Stone.

Today the fast food chain Dunkin Donuts announced that they will stop running an online advertisement featuring Rachael Ray.

Last week during Congressional hearings with oil company executives, industry executives told members of Congress they were being hamstrung by being unable to access oil on American soil and territory. Maxine Waters of California has another solution...

While at the Cannes Film Festival, actress Sharon Stone was asked about China and Tibet. She thinks the earthquake in China may have occurred because of karma.

Every year it seems there are some commentators and analysts that believe Baseball should join the 21st century by adopting new rules that would bring the sport more in line with its brethren in professional sports

The owner of Mulligan's Bar and Grill in Georgia has caused quite a stir, leading to protesters outside of his establishment because he has been selling T-shirts that depicts cartoon chimp Curious George peeling a banana, with "Obama in '08" underneath.

Three politicians from the Mississippi House of Representatives, two Republicans and one Democrat, have proposed a bill that forbids restaurants and food establishments from serving food to anyone who is obese (as defined by the State).

The Paradise Valley Community College in Phoenix denied Sara Sloan her degree in journalism. The reason? She wrote an article about Kirk Cameron & his Christian organization. Panel members, assembled by her professor, condemned her for her religious bias.

Appearing on the Fox News Program 'Hannity and Colmes' right wing nutjob Ann Coulter announced that she is so against John McCain that she would lend support to Hilary Clinton should he get the nomination.

An ever rising number of senior Republican Congress-persons are deciding not to run again next November. Growing public hostility towards Republican "values" coupled with a decline in campaign contributions has prompted many to get out while they can.