Barack Obama Graciously Turns Down Lindsay Lohan's Offer of Support [Politics]
Actress Lindsay Lohan, so politically outspoken these days, recently lobbied some criticism, once again on her MySpace page, against Sarah Palin—the Alaskan warrior poet who, just in the nick of time, stopped a confused John McCain from wandering into a cave full of bears and was named his Vice Presidential running mate as thanks. She said that Palin hates gays ("media-obsessed homophobe!") and that that is bad. And now she wants to join the cause and drum up support for Barack Obama! Trouble is, O

Indiana Poll Released by Indianapolis Star Selzer Co WTHR: Barack Obama 47%, John McCain 44%, Bob Barr 2%
Indiana Poll: John McCain 44%, Barack Obama 47%.

North Carolina Poll Released by CNN/Time Magazine/Opinion Research Corp: Barack Obama 45%, John McCain 46%, Bob Barr 2%
North Carolina Poll: John McCain 46%, Barack Obama 45%.

National Poll Released by Ipsos McClatchy: Barack Obama 45%, John McCain 45%, Bob Barr 1%
Ipsos National Polls Poll: John McCain 45%, Barack Obama 45%.

National Poll Released by CBS News New York Times Poll: Barack Obama 49%, John McCain 43%, Bob Barr 1%
CBS News National Polls Poll: John McCain 43%, Barack Obama 49%.

Indiana Poll Released by CNN/Time Magazine/Opinion Research Corp: Barack Obama 43%, John McCain 48%, Bob Barr 2%
Indiana Poll: John McCain 48%, Barack Obama 43%.

Wisconsin Poll Released by CNN/Time Magazine/Opinion Research Corp: Barack Obama 49%, John McCain 45%, Bob Barr 1%
Wisconsin Poll: John McCain 45%, Barack Obama 49%.

Ohio Poll Released by CNN/Time Magazine/Opinion Research Corp: Barack Obama 46%, John McCain 44%, Bob Barr 2%
Ohio Poll: John McCain 44%, Barack Obama 46%.

Florida Poll Released by CNN/Time Magazine/Opinion Research Corp: Barack Obama 48%, John McCain 44%, Bob Barr 1%
Florida Poll: John McCain 44%, Barack Obama 48%.

Rhode Island Poll Released by Rasmussen Reports: Barack Obama 58%, John McCain 39%
Rhode Island Poll: John McCain 39%, Barack Obama 58%.

Oregon Poll Released by Rasmussen Reports: Barack Obama 51%, John McCain 47%
Oregon Poll: John McCain 47%, Barack Obama 51%.

New Mexico Poll Released by Survey USA: Barack Obama 52%, John McCain 44%
New Mexico Poll: John McCain 44%, Barack Obama 52%.

Virginia Poll Released by Public Policy Polling: Barack Obama 48%, John McCain 46%
Virginia Poll: John McCain 46%, Barack Obama 48%.

California Poll Released by Field Poll: Barack Obama 52%, John McCain 36%
California Poll: John McCain 36%, Barack Obama 52%.

Florida Poll Released by Survey USA: Barack Obama 45%, John McCain 51%
Florida Poll: John McCain 51%, Barack Obama 45%.

National Poll Released by Quinnipiac University Poll: Barack Obama 49%, John McCain 45%
Quinnipiac National Polls Poll: John McCain 45%, Barack Obama 49%.

Wisconsin Poll Released by Rasmussen Reports: Barack Obama 48%, John McCain 46%
Wisconsin Poll: John McCain 46%, Barack Obama 48%.

Georgia Poll Released by Survey USA: Barack Obama 41%, John McCain 57%
Georgia Poll: John McCain 57%, Barack Obama 41%.

Virginia Poll Released by Christopher Newport University Virginia Poll: Barack Obama 39%, John McCain 48%
Virginia Poll: John McCain 48%, Barack Obama 39%.

Barack Obama picks up about %15 of last Months Record-Breaking Campaign Fundraising from Hollywood Last Night
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. -- Barack Obama partied with Hollywood celebrities Tuesday night and with the help of Oscar-winning singer and actress Barbra Streisand raised an eye-popping $9 million for his presidential campaign and the Democratic Party. The night was split into two glitzy events, a reception and dinner costing $28,500 each at the Greystone Mansion, followed by entertainment by Streisand at the nearby Regent Beverly Wilshire Hotel. About 250-300 people were expected at the dinner and about 800 at

Is Palin Falling Into the Obama Trap?
It wasn’t long ago that all sorts of voices on the right, not to mention from John McCain’s campaign itself, were shrieking about the media’s disproportionate coverage of the two major presidential candidates. It was an utterly disingenuous ploy. Yes, the press was devoting vastly more ink and air-time to Barack Obama than John McCain, but they were merely feeding the public’s appetite: The guy with the fresh face attracts curiosity, which translates into big audiences and newsstand sales. Some of

A Daily Show Addition- Rob Corddry's Wife Is Expecting
 Rob Corddry, political correspondent for the Daily Show, isn't just waiting to see the outcome of the election in November. He is expecting changes in his own house. He and his wife are expecting their second daughter in November, and they are letting their two year old name her. Just kidding, could you imagine what she would want to name her? Rob said she is pretty set on either Freeka or Laurie Berkner. At least that's better than what he wanted to name her. He said that they may go wit

Obama Back On Top
Barack Obama has regained his national lead after a ten day post-convention bounce for John McCain. In the all-important Real Clear Politics average (which averages national polling), Obama has regained a lead of 1.7%. McCain had held as much as a 3% national lead over the last week. At the height of Obama's convention bounce he held a respectable 6% lead. Whether or not McCain's bounce faded naturally, is the result of the continuing horrible economic news, or is because of Obama's freshly

Lindsay Lohan's dad fires back at Barack Obama
Michael Lohan called out the Barack Obama campaign after they passed on Lindsay Lohan's offer to host events for young voters. A source in the Democratic candidate's camp told the Chicago Sun-Times that Lindsay "''is not exactly the kind of high-profile star who would be a positive for us.'' Michael had the following to say to TMZ: "Everyone is entitled to an opinion and so is Obama and his staff. Then again, you know what they say about opinions. Unfortunately, for them, to make such a comment about my da

Carly Fiorina Video: Candidates Couldn't Run Corp, Most stressful cities
Carly Fiorina feels that Republican John McCain, Democrat Barack Obama or the vice presidential running mates Joe Biden and Sarah Palin have what it takes to run a major corporation.... <a href="http://www.postchronicle.com/news/original/article_212172946.shtml"><b>More</b>