US elections 2008: Previews of the 2008 Democratic National Convention

by Tom Ontis

Who will win in Denver? Only the super delegates know. With the chance that either Senator will win with the remaining primaries and caucuses appearing more and more remote everyday, the super delegates will call the sho...read more

by Older But Wiser

I was raised by a mother who was a Democrat and never knew my father's leanings since he never said much about it and since he came from Sweden as a 14 year old and never went back. He took up US citizenship as an adult an...read more

by Fred Tolleson

We should not be so short sighted in our memories of past Democratic Party conventions! It is common for the Democratic Party to come to convention with many deep splits and problems between candidates. In the 3-4 days of...read more

by Luiz Bravim

Convention Superdelegates must decide what it means to be a Democrat Forty years ago on a hot August day, all hell broke loose in Chicago's International Amphitheater, host of the Democratic National Convention of 1968...read more

by Paul Schingle

From a horse-race aspect, the 2008 Democratic National Convention could be very interesting. As for our nation's future, it could be one of the most critical conventions in memory. No matter what happens, I suppose the D...read more

by Sean Curtis

Most election years the Democratic National Convention is a ritual of pomp and circumstance. While it does serve a tangible purpose in that certain protocol are followed in order to formally nominate a presidential candida...read more

by Toby Rogers

Something Wicked This Way Comes: Clintons Plot To Hijack Election 2008 3/30/08 Over the course of the last week or two, there has been a growing consensus within the Democratic party that Barack Obama has already by a...read more

by Frank Lavoine

The 2008 Democratic Convention could turn out to be a cowboy showdown this August in Denver, Colorado. With Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama in a heated neck to neck contest in delegate votes, the two could end up gunning ...read more

by Barry Girolamo

It appears at this point that the Clinton's will continue the charade of their campaign, even though it's obvious to most that the majority of the American people do not want to see more of the Clinton circus in the White ...read more

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by Warren Longwell

When they start welding the manhole covers in place to deny sewer access, you know that some kind of extravagant dog-and-pony show is coming to town. For Denver, the big attraction will be the Democratic National Conventio...read more

by Mona Gallagher

The Pepsi Convention Center in Denver, Colorado is a perfect location for the Democratic National Convention to be held August 25 through the 28th. It has the required infrastructure needed to provide security with great a...read more

by JavaMan

If Hillary Steals the Nomination - Day by day, at least several things become clear about the contest for the Democratic presidential nomination. Neither candidate will earn enough elected delegates to cross the finish...read more

by Jose A. Colon Rivera

Howard Dean, Chairman of the Democrat Party, has the job that no other Democrat wants at the moment. I really do not think that there is a Democrat alive who envies his position. As chairman, he is supposed to help heal th...read more

by Sally Ann Kavanaugh

I think the Democratic National Convention is going to be really exciting this year. There are two candidates who really want to win the nomination of the Democrats. One of them is Hilary Clinton. She is the senator from N...read more