CBSNewsOnline

The President elect is shown on vacation in an exclusive Hawaii neighborhood, playing golf and showing some skin, reports Ben Tracy.

IndependentFeatures

Behind The Scenes Pics!! President-Elect Barack Obama, Family Election Night!

maldroid1

WINNER! The Owl Mags 'Video Makes the Radio Star' Contest! Maldroid chalks up another win for another awesome music video! Thanks to everyone for checking this out! Stop motion animation on a Lite Brite. A "What if?" scenario of Robots taking over and destroying the Earth is told on a Lite Brite. Buy it at Itunes, our myspace page (myspace.com/maldroid) or on our fuzz page:http://maldroid.fuzz.comMaldroid"Heck No! (I'll Never Listen to Techno)"Directed by: Ryan Divine2006

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http://www.236.comSarah gets some much needed help from her campaign manager/cousin Dina Heath Barr.See more at http://www.236.com

petercoffin

Joe Biden is a big mean man!LIVE on BLOGTV Tuesday & Thursday @7pm EST http://blogtv.com/people/pe...

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2008 Presidential candidate Ralph Nader urges you to visit http://constitutionpledge.com to make a pledge for the Constitution. Always tons of independent candidate love spreading around at http://www.operationitch.comNADER- SPOIL WHAT EXACTLY shirts available here - http://skreened.com/operationitch/nad...The first part of my recent interview with Ralph Nader- check back shortly for the rest of the interview to be posted here.

zennie62

http://zennie2005.blogspot.com/2008/0... - On Friday, Governor Sarah Palin was the selection of Senator John McCain to be his running mate as the presumptive Republican Vice Presidential Nominee. Already we have problems.1) TrooperGate, where Gov Palin is accused of using her position to fire a state trouper, who's still on the job as of this writing. 2) The news that Palin was part of a group that wanted Alaska to leave the Union. 3) Palin was fundraising director for Senator Ted Stevens' 527 committee.4) Palin was almost recalled as Mayor of Wasalia, Alaska.5) She says the Iraq War, costing over 80,000 iraqi lives and several thousand American lives is a war for oil -- she's right, but Republican, so she should not say that.6) She took earmarks totalling over $197 million, while saying she did not. Why Palin? Senator McCain could have picked from five Republican female senators, but failed to do so. Why? More questions than answers. It's my prediction that Palin will be forced to resign as this steady stream of negative information continues to come in.

skynews

http://video.news.sky.com/s...Republican John McCain has selected the Alaska Governer Sarah Palin as his running mate to battle Barack Obama for the White House. Robert Nisbett reports.

ElevatorShow

http://www.youtube.com/runawaybox Obama or McCain? The choice is yours! ...and let's head this one off at the pass: this is a joke. Any partisan bias perceived is in your own head. But tell me to go tweet myself! http://www.twitter.com/woodytondorf

RussiaToday

Barack Obama has fired a stern warning to Russia as he accepted the Democratic Presidential nomination and officially launched his campaign for the White House.

RussiaToday

One of Barack Obama's key messages during the presidential campaign is the need for change. And many Americans share the judgment. However, it seems this need is not reflected in the U.S. presidential hopeful's approach to Russia.

CSPAN

Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) announces Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin as his Vice Presidential running mate.

heathr456

From the Cafferty File:All we have heard from John McCain for months is, "Barack Obama is too young. Barack Obama is too inexperienced to be commander-in-chief. Who do you want answering the phone in the White House at three a.m.? Blah, blah, blah."So what does McCain do? He picks someone to be his running mate who is even younger than Barack Obama and has less experience.Sara Palin is 44 -- Obama is 47. Sara Palin is in her first term as governor of Alaska, a state that has 13 people and some caribou. Obama is a member of the United States Senate from Illinois.It's not a big deal, except for this: If McCain wins, he will be the oldest person ever inaugurated for a first term at 72. He has a history of health problems that include bouts of melanoma, a potentially deadly form of skin cancer. It is reasonable to consider that McCain's running mate could be called upon to be our president.Meanwhile, some may see this as a move for McCain to attract disaffected women who voted for Hillary Clinton and aren't yet behind Obama. But that might not work for a few reasons: Palin, like McCain, is pro-life. Also, she might be a woman, but she's no Hillary Clinton -- when it comes to her experience or her ideology.At some point, voters will have to ask themselves who they would want running the country if it ever became necessary: Joe Biden or Sarah Palin.Here's my question to you: Does John McCain undercut his own message by naming someone even younger and more inexperienced than Barack Obama to be his running mate?

freedomanddemocracy

Barby dollOMG why are we talking about politics!!!! Sarah Palin is most definitely a VPILF, and Barack Obama was like a rockstar at the DNC.Stalk Me:http://myspace.com/youtubephilhttp://twitter.com/phillyd"No Change" discusses how John McCain's choice for Vice President will not change the fact that he still desires to just offer four more years of the same failed Bush policies. On the air...

AlJazeeraEnglish

Just over two years ago she was a small-town mayor, but now Sarah Palin, Alaska's 44-year-old governor and mother of five, is the Republican's first female vice-presidential candidate.She was presented to the party faithful at a rally in Dayton, Ohio during the Republican's convention.John McCain said Palin was exactly what he needed to complete the party's ticket. But his choice, has raised a few eyebrows because of her relative inexperience.

CSPAN

Sen. Joe Biden (D-DE) addresses the Democratic National Convention after formally accepting the Vice Presidential nomination.

YWTimes

President George W. Bush shows a slideshow at the White House correspondents dinner of people spying on him.Complete highlights from the night:http://www.yourworldtimes.com/news/20...

DontDeleteMyVideos

Ex-President George W. Bush speaks on 9/11 after the terrorist attacks.

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Pakelika "Late Fees" from the album The Smokin' Word.The CD is available only @ www.subnoizestore.comYou can buy the music on iTunes:http://www.itunes.com/pakel...

freedomanddemocracy

With voting stations officially closed, exit polls at 10 p.m. suggested that Kadima would win the general elections on Tuesday. However, due to the dramatic rise in support of the Likud and Israel Beiteinu, it seemed that Likud chairman Binyamin Netanyahu would have a better chance than Kadima head Tzipi Livni of forming the next coalition. The Channel 1 poll showed Kadima winning 30 mandates, and Likud trailing closely behind with 28 seat. Israel Beiteinu was predicted to earn 14 mandates, and Labor was slated to get 13 seats. The Channel 2 poll narrowed the gap between first and second place, showing Kadima with 29 mandates, and Likud with 27 seats. Israel Beiteinu was predicted to earn 15 mandates, and 13 seats. Channel 10 followed the same pattern, predicting Kadima with 30 mandates, Kadima with 28 seats, Israel Beiteinu with 15 mandates, and Labor with 13 seats. Once the final results of the election are known, President Shimon Peres will begin a round of consultations with party leaders, to hear who they are recommending for prime minister. In the past, the task of forming a coalition has been given to the head of the largest party. But election legislation gives Peres wide leeway, and he can grant the first opportunity to the party leader who he judges has the best chance in forming a government, even if that party did not earn the most mandates in the election.http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellit...

freedomanddemocracy

decreto legge sul caso Eluana Englaro del governo Berlusconi

freedomanddemocracy

La bozza prevede il divieto di rifiutare o sospendere a un paziente l'alimentazione e l'idratazione. Veltroni: "Inaccettabile". Il cardinal Martino: "Il decreto è il benvenuto".I legali: "Scelta abnorme". "Una scelta costituzionalmente abnorme, mai verificatasi nell'Italia repubblicana", dicono i legali di Eluana, Giuseppe Campeis e Vittorio Angiolini. Il provvedimento finirebbe per fermare "l'attuazione di specifiche pronunce giurisdizionali inoppugnabili e sottoposte a verifiche giudiziarie di ogni tipo". Secondo i legali si verificherebbe un conflitto senza precedenti tra poteri giudiziario ed esecutivo. Senza contare "gli aspetti umani e medici della vicenda" che riguardano un trattamento sanitario in corso e il perdurare dell'invasione di mani altrui sul suo corpo che dura ormai da 17 anni".decreto legge sul caso Eluana Englaro del governo Berlusconi

MadMeninc

Sarah Palin Redneck Women, No More Rednecks Running America!!Just Say No To Rednecks

sk8kid359

A redneck woman tells the internet how she feels about Obama and the 'A-Rabs'.

Magnulus

Wow, technology has taken us so far!To think that this guy is getting, like, bionic limbs and stuff LIVE today is pretty insane. I hope he doesn't take over the world and kills John Connor afterwards, though...

thiff

This works best with brit paper pounds.But hey.I shot my folding friend with a Cybershot F88.

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http://www.realmofdarkness.net President George Bush calls a local Beer Distributor to complain about how they have bee calling him on Sundays. Visit www.realmofdarkness.net for the best Celebrity Prank Calls & Soundboards in the Universe!!!

WSJDigitalNetwork

One day away from an historic inauguration, people took to the streets of Washington, D.C. to enjoy the festivities and simply soak in the moment. WSJ's Brian Aguilar reports.

WSJDigitalNetwork

On the eve of the inauguration, attendees of the Green Inaugural Ball and the Arkansas Inaugural Gala in Washington, D.C. -- including former President Bill Clinton -- share their hopes for Barack Obama's first 100 days in office.

WSJDigitalNetwork

Aside from their political differences, the outgoing and incoming U.S. presidents take divergent approaches to dealing with the media. MarketWatch's Jon Friedman explains. (Jan. 20)

WSJDigitalNetwork

WSJ's August Cole speaks with a rider at a Metro station in Falls Church, Va. -- one of many people patiently waiting for a ticket to Washington, D.C.

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