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Former Sen. Tom Daschle, D-SD, joins the 3rd hour of Thursday's show to respond to President Bush's attack on Barack Obama from foreign soil.
Rep. Peter DeFazio, D-OR, of joins the 3rd hour of Thursday's show to break down how Barack Obama will do in the upcoming primary in Oregon.
Richard Viguerie, Chairman of American Target Advertising, joins the 2nd hour of Wednesday's show to discuss how the conservatives will run against Obama or Clinton.
Paul Begala, political contributor and Democratic strategist on CNN joins the 2nd hour of Wednesday's show to discuss the delegate count and Hillary Clinton's campaign.
Former Sen. Bill Bradley, D-NJ, joins the 2nd hour of Wednesday's show to discuss the Barack Obama campaign following West Virginia.
Jonathan Alter, columnist and senior editor for Newsweek magazine joined the 1st hour of Tuesday's show.
David Shuster of MSNBC joined the 2nd hour of Tuesday's show to report on the latest developments in the race for the White House.
Sen. Byron Dorgan, D-ND, joined the 2nd hour of Tuesday's show to discuss the 97-1 vote to stop putting high priced oil into the strategic reserve.
Gov. Brian Schweitzer, D-MT, joined the 3rd hour of Tuesday's show to discuss the June 3 primary and energy policy.
Sen. Ron Wyden, D-OR, joins the 3rd hour of Tuesday's show to discuss the primary coming up in Oregon.
Casey Dinges of the Strategic and Public Affairs for the American Society of Civil Engineers, joins the 2nd hour of Monday's show to discuss nation's crumbling infrastructure.
Sen. Kent Conrad, D-ND, joined the 2nd hour of Friday's show to set the record straight on the Farm Bill and why it is good for America.
Rep. Earl Pomeroy, D-ND, joined the 2nd hour of Friday's show to discuss his meeting with Barack Obama on Capitol Hill yesterday with House members.
(5/15/2008) Edwards delegates in South Carolina move to Obama At least 6 of John Edwards’ 8 pledged delegates in South Carolina will throw their support to Barack Obama following Edwards’ endorsement of the Democratic frontrunner on Wednesday.
Rep. McDermott ...
(5/15/2008) Obama says Bush falsely accuses him of appeasement Sen. Barack Obama accused President Bush today of launching a "false political attack" with a comment about appeasing dictators.
Obama interpreted the remark as a slam against him.
But the White ...
(5/15/2008) Edwards gives long-awaited endorsement to Obama John Edwards endorsed Barack Obama on Wednesday.
The move is designed to help solidify support for the party's likely presidential nominee.
Suprise Appearance in Michigan
Edwards made a surprise appearance ...
(5/15/2008) Republicans Say House Loss May Signal More Setbacks House Republicans said an election loss in Mississippi yesterday may foreshadow widespread voter rejection in the November races.
Complaints at Caucus Meeting
Some complained that party leaders are failing to provide ...
(5/15/2008) McCain envisions how first term will go John McCain will deliver a speech Thursday talking about what things will look like after 4 years of a McCain Administration.
After the end of a prospective first term, McCain ...
(5/15/2008) Congress passes farm bill, defying Bush The Senate voted today to defy President Bush by passing the Farm Bill.
The Senate vote was 81-15.
Yesterday the House defied Bush by passing the bill 318-106 vote,
Both ...
If you could make a Vice President recommendation to Senator Obama, who would you recommend?
