Hillary Rodham Clinton

By Greg Mitchell CBS also reports: "Before the Democratic convention, McCain enjoyed a 12-point advantage with independent voters, but now Obama leads among this group 43 percent to 37 percent....The poll shows an increase in the number of Obama voters who are enthusiastic about him."

By Scott Whitlock 7:08am SNOW: Sarah Palin made it clear Sunday that she's no longer wearing the fancy duds paid for by the Republican National Committee. SNOW: But the election isn't over. And Obama is also explaining for his number two. SENATOR BARACK OBAMA: Joe sometimes engages in rhetorical flourishes.

By info@reason.com (Greg Beato) The Fox reporter asked how previous Republican and Democratic general election candidates fared in similar (post convention-general election) periods and I noted that, generally, Republican candidates are "much more often" the target than their Democratic counterparts. 

By The Huffington Post News Team For starters, the "Saturday Night Live" sketch featuring Tina Fey as Palin and Amy Poehler as Hillary Clinton has been an enormous viral hit. It has been streamed millions of times on NBC's official site, and on YouTube, more than five million have watched clips from TV news broadcasts on t...

By Lisa Maria Boyles I also tuned in to see presidential contender Barack Obama, who was originally scheduled to make an appearance. I found out Sunday that Obama canceled his appearance because of Hurricane Ike, saying it would be inappropriate to make jokes during such a crisis.)

By CNN Ticker Producer Alexander Mooney Clinton is canceling an appearance at an event Palin is also slated to attend. (CNN) — Reporters who got notice yesterday of an event headlined by both Sarah Palin and Hillary Clinton figured the prospect of an SNL skit come to life was too good to be true, a gift from the campaign gods. But for a...

By The Huffington Post News Team With so many focused on the election, critics will be watching "SNL." Last season's shows (which also included a segment of Fey supporting Hillary Clinton by declaring "bitch is the new black") caused some to call "SNL" Clinton-biased. It's all a lot larger than life."