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Promises To Keep

History suggests that presidential candidates take the promises they make on the campaign trail seriously if they get to the White House, even if it's the promises they don't keep that people often remember. A look at what John McCain and Barack Obama are pledging.

• Online Extra: Comprehensive Directory Of Campaign Promises


  • A Galaxy of Goals

  • > The Hotline:  Passing The Passport Test
  • > The Hotline:  Oh, The Hypocrisy
  • > CongressDaily:  Democrats Float $50 Billion Total For New Stimulus Plan
  • > CongressDaily:  Navy's Jet Shortage May Be Worse Than Expected
  • > National Journal Magazine:  A Primer On Fannie And Freddie
  • > National Journal Magazine:  Political Insiders Poll
Poll Track Analysis

Justices For All?

One new survey shows public disapproval of the Supreme Court reaching its highest levels in years.

• Q&A: Heller's Fallout

FROM THE TRAIL

Governing Expectations

Last weekend's National Governors Association meeting brought together a host of possible vice presidential picks, including Pennsylvania's Ed Rendell and Minnesota's Tim Pawlenty.


Ronald Brownstein: POLITICAL CONNECTIONSSat. Jul 19, 2008

Reset This Campaign

The presidential contest thus far has been unworthy of the candidates -- and of a country facing serious choices at home and abroad.

Clive Crook: WEALTH OF NATIONSSat. Jul 19, 2008

When Fannie & Freddie Hit the Fan

The "vast plan" to save Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac was apparently not vast enough, and the two agencies' losses are likely to keep mounting.

Ad Spotlight

Mizzou Debut

Democrat Jay Nixon airs his first ad in the Missouri gubernatorial race while another volley is fired on the GOP side. Plus: Sen. Mary Landrieu gets in the game in Louisiana.

National Security

Nuclear Breakout

As international nonproliferation controls collapse, the world's most dangerous weapons are closer than ever to falling into the hands of terrorists and rogue states.

POTUS 08

National Journal On Air

Sen. Evan Bayh, D-Ind., talks about campaigning with Barack Obama, and Texas oil magnate T. Boone Pickens sounds off on energy independence.



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Hotline On Call

  • 5:57 pm: Gore Makes Surprise Visit To Netroots Nation
  • 12:34 am: Harold Ford Enters The Lion's Den
  • 12:57 pm: Weekend Lineup
  • 9:32 am: HPN: Updates From Our State Affiliates
  • 9:14 am: Hotline After Dark -- Been There, Done That

Highlights

The Hotline

  • Passing The Passport Test
  • Oh, The Hypocrisy

CongressDaily

  • Democrats Float $50 Billion Total For New Stimulus Plan
  • Navy's Jet Shortage May Be Worse Than Expected

National Journal Magazine

  • A Primer On Fannie And Freddie
  • Political Insiders Poll
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