"Up Up and Away"
Fox News - January 31, 2007

"Hillary Rides an Early Wave"
The California Majority Report - January 31, 2007

"Study: Twin Cities Workers Confident about Jobs"
Minneapolis-St. Paul Business Journal - January 31, 2007

"Survey Shows Small-Biz Optimism Persists"
Forbes.com - January 30, 2007

"Bad News For Hillary, Obama"
New York Press - January 29, 2007

"Confidence Rebounds in January"
Insurance NewsNet - January 29, 2007

"Mark Dolliver's Takes"
AdWeek - January 29, 2007

"Clinton, Obama or Romney? Not likely in 2008"
Texarkana Gazette - January 25, 2007

"McCain Trounces Rivals in State Poll, Trails Giuliani Nationally"
The Business Journal - January 24, 2007

"Gingrich Backs English Push as Official Language"
The Washington Times - January 24, 2007

"New Guy Baracks Hill's World"
New York Post - January 18, 2007

"Impeaching Bush May Be Only Option"
Contra Costa Times - January 18, 2007

"Obama and Clinton May Run for President in 2008, U.S. Could See Major Changes"
The BG News - Janaury 18, 2007

"Were All the Pundits Wrong about Hillary's Strength?"
Union Tribune - January 17, 2007

"The Bush Who Cried Wolf"
The Huffington Post - January 16, 2007

"Bush Presidency Collapse Bad for Nation?"
Free-Market News Network - January 15, 2007

"19% See McCain as Next President; 17% See Clinton"
The Hillary Project - January 15, 2007

"The Collapse of the Bush Presidency Poses Risks"
LewRockwell.com - January 15, 2007

"Area Veterans Divided on Bush Strategy"
New Philadelphia Times Reporter - January 14, 2007

"Pelosi's New Image as Italian Catholic Mom -- More Than a 'San Francisco Liberal'"
San Francisco Gate - January 7, 2007

"Inconvenient Truth #4 - Bush More Popular than Pelosi"
A Newt One - January 6, 2007

"Wage Hike Won't Hurt Small Firms' Labor Costs: Survey"
Chicago Tribune - January 1, 2007

_____________________________________________________________________________________
December's In the News

November's In the News

October's In the News

September's In the News

August's In the News