2008 hopefuls squeeze out media exposure
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Call it the presidential candidates' striptease. White House hopefuls aren't willing to just declare they're running, but rather are flirting with the idea as long as possible. First, they show some leg with an exploratory committee, then plenty of skin with a pronouncement on a faux news program or a late-night show and finally they bare all with a ruffles-and-flourish formal announcement.
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Reporters who tire of searching for real news at New York&#39;s Republican National Convention next week -- or who just want a safe haven from their editors -- can
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Inundated with politics long before the 2008 presidential election, U.S. voters are in danger of suffering wearying bouts of the uniquely American affliction of "campaign fatigue" in coming months.
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You have to wonder just how effective these Rock The Vote-type campaigns are. Celebrities generally get a bigger soapbox to climb up on so that they can spew whatever happens to be on their mind, but how many of us would have deep political discussions if ...
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A concentrated burst of advertising is putting the candidatesâ strategies out in the open and is highlighting the diverging financial fortunes of the two parties.
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Can you write your way into the White House? A number of prospective 2008 presidential candidates are betting that the free publicity that comes with the release of a book can't hurt.
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Inundated with politics long before the 2008 presidential election, U.S. voters are in danger of suffering wearying bouts of the uniquely American affliction of &quot;campaign fatigue&quot; in coming months.
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For several of the 2008 presidential candidates, cancer has had a very immediate impact.
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Republican Mitt Romney burst from the pack to place more television ads than all of the other 2008 presidential contenders combined, a report issued Monday found. Through mid-June, Republican rivals Rudolph Giuliani and John McCain, and Democratic front-runners Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama hadn't run any TV ads at all, the Nielsen Co. said.
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Grassroots movement to register younger voters leaves publishing tools accessible to outsiders.
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President Bush, Sen. John Kerry and their political parties are spending nearly &#36;40 million on TV ads in the final week of the presidential campaign as they adjust their strategies in a shrinking battleground.
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Several newspapers made endorsements Sunday in the presidential race.
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For all the policy blueprints churned out by presidential campaigns, there is this indisputable fact: People care less about issues than they do about a candidate's character.
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Current Media hopes to strike while the apathy is hot.
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With a week before the first test of the primary season, presidential candidates are pulling out all the stops.
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The 2008 White House campaign of John McCain falters as two top aides quit, amid concerns on fundraising.
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Now that the Iowa caucuses  and New Hampshire primary have launched the presidential race,  non-news networks are piling on to document an election season  seen as just too entertaining to pass up.