Am I not supposed to mention that Mike Huckabee is still in this race? This is a John McCain coronation right? Well, Huckabee is still around. He could do very well in some of these southern states on February 5th. You know how we are here at The Brody File right? We give it to you straight. Well, here's a little straight talk: (I had to borrow that line). If you took all the Evangelicals in this country who care mostly about the abortion and marriage issue, I would dare say that Mike Huckabee c
Howard Dean and the Democratic National Committee are not happy with the exit polling method conducted by The National Election Pool. Dean thinks there's a built in bias, if you will, when it comes to polling how Democrats of faith vote. He wants to know why is the faith questions always asked of Republicans, not Democrats? Here's part of his letter below:
If you haven't noticed it, it's presidential politics time -- of course, how couldn't you notice it. This has been the most unusual presidential election season I can remember for evangelical Christians. So, what are you looking for in a president? The American Bible Society reports that it has discovered what America wants in a President, based upon research done through a Zogby Poll.
Boy, if it weren’t for global warming, it’s just frightening to think how cold this winter might be.
I love L.A. and I love a good spin room. So guess what? I'm loving life because I filed this analysis after the L.A. debate in the spin room. Watch above.
While Guangzhou travelers experienced a sliver of hope as trains are up and running after China's worst snowstorm in 50 years, the costs of the devastation are piling up.
Soeren Kern at Brussels Journal has a great piece on European news coverage of the U.S election.
Stranded travelers, power shortages, rising food prices, weather, and a sense of general discouragement. Not only has China experienced its worst snowstorm since the 1950s, the storm has happened just weeks before the spring festival.
Today, the top American envoy for Africa, Jendayi Frazer, said there's "clear ethnic cleansing" currently going on in Kenya. But she didn't go so far as to call it "genocide." (Click here to read the full story.)
Maybe we were asking the wrong question all the time. Remember when Rudy Giuliani got into the race and Evangelicals were asked whether they could support him? Of course some said yes because of his tough on terrorism talk. But with Rudy gone, the question now is will Evangelicals support John McCain? Maybe more to the point is just how many in this crucial voting block will come out for him in a General Election if he's the nominee?