Archive | January 3, 2008

CNet quizzes presidential candidates on technology

by on January 3, 2008 in Business & Finance, Economy, Freedom & Privacy, Infrastructure, Internet, Telecom & Social Media, Media & Entertainment, Politics, Law & Government, Science & Technology

By Martin Bosworth With the war in Iraq, the faltering economy, and health care dominating the issues front for the candidates, it’s no wonder technology issues have largely been back-burnered in the mainstream political debate. But that doesn’t make them any less relevant or important–or less requiring of coverage. CNet’s Declan McCullagh and Anne Broache […]

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A 34-day whirlwind

by on January 3, 2008 in Politics, Law & Government

Today it really starts. The Iowa caucuses are tonight, and by the end of the night of February 5, 2008, we’ll almost certainly know who the two next presidential candidates from the major parties will be. In the next 34 days, a field of 15 candidates, seven Republicans and eight Democrats, will be winnowed down […]

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S&R Independent/3rd party straw poll results

by on January 3, 2008 in Politics, Law & Government

We’ve completed our latest S&R election reader poll, and here are the results. 1: Sam “Dr. Slammy” Smith, Independent (14) 2: Cynthia McKinney, Green (10) – Ralph Nader, Independent (10) 4: Cris Ericson, Marijuana (3) – Gloria LaRiva, Peace & Freedom (3) – Other independent or 3rd party candidate (3) 7: George Phillies, Libertarian (2) […]

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