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Presidential Nominees Barack Obama, John McCain on Outsourcing, Immigration with VentureOutsource.com
VentureOutsource.com announced today it presented Democratic and Republican 2008 U.S. presidential nominees Senator Barack Obama (D-Illinois) and Senator John McCain (R-Arizona) questions on outsourcing, immigration, and H1-B visas as part of the Company?s Industry Interviews.

John McCain and Barack Obama Join Al Smith Foundation in Support of Underprivileged Children
On October 16, 2008, the Alfred E. Smith Foundation hosted presidential nominees John McCain and Barack Obama at its 63rd Annual Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner. According to the Foundation, the dinner was a tremendous success and raised a record $3.7 million in support of underprivileged children in New York.

Internet Likeability Favors Huckabee and Edwards over Giuliani and Clinton
Wonkosphere.com reports that Mike Huckabee and John Edwards were the most likable presidential candidates amongst their constituents in the month of November, followed closely by Mitt Romney, Fred Thompson, Barack Obama, and Chris Dodd. Rudy Giuliani and Hillary Clinton were the two leading candidates who had the most negative buzz from conservative and liberal bloggers, respectively.

Jeff Beatty Endorses John McCain for President of the United States
Republican U.S. Senate hopeful against John Kerry in Massachusetts, is endorsing John McCain for President of the United States and urging Massachusetts Republicans and Un-enrolled voters to cast their ballot for John McCain in the primary election this coming Tuesday, February 5th.

Latest California Polls Suggest Fluid Race Between Mitt Romney and John McCain
USAElectionPolls.com has been archiving the latest polls for each of the 50 state primaries with polls dating back as early as November 2004. On February 5, 2008, aptly named "Super Tuesday", a record number of states will be holding caucuses and primaries around the country.

Ron Paul Fails to Attack Giuliani at the New Hampshire Debate
Ron Paul does not attack the other Republican candidates with his respect to differing views on foreign policy at the New Hampshire debate.

The True Difference Between Barack Obama and John McCain
A new book provides a simple and invaluable tool for voters to cut through all the election hype and determine for themselves what Barack Obama and John McCain really believe in and what they have worked for and worked against. The book provides a straight forward, side by side record of their votes in the Senate for easy comparison between the positions of the two candidates.