Four more years for Obama
Erdem
November 8, 2012
Americans have voted to re-elect Barack Obama as US President for a second term, who has inspired a change in the country like no other, writes Liam Quinn.
Americans have voted to re-elect Barack Obama as US President for a second term, who has inspired a change in the country like no other, writes Liam Quinn.
Americans are voting today in the 2012 presidential election, with Obama leading in the polls ever so slightly. Eric George and Liam Quinn look at the last week of campaigning in this final podcast.
Liam Quinn has spent the past year observing US politics from close-up. While he can’t vote in the presidential elections today, he’s hopeful Americans will return Obama to office.
Americans have voted to re-elect Barack Obama as US President for a second term, who has inspired a change in the country like no other, writes Liam Quinn.
Americans are voting today in the 2012 presidential election, with Obama leading in the polls ever so slightly. Eric George and Liam Quinn look at the last week of campaigning in this final podcast.
Liam Quinn has spent the past year observing US politics from close-up. While he can’t vote in the presidential elections today, he’s hopeful Americans will return Obama to office.
As President Obama makes his first visit to Israel, Zainab Hussain Shihab examines his vital relationship with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Americans have voted to re-elect Barack Obama as US President for a second term, who has inspired a change in the country like no other, writes Liam Quinn.
Americans are voting today in the 2012 presidential election, with Obama leading in the polls ever so slightly. Eric George and Liam Quinn look at the last week of campaigning in this final podcast.
Liam Quinn has spent the past year observing US politics from close-up. While he can’t vote in the presidential elections today, he’s hopeful Americans will return Obama to office.
Americans go to the polls tomorrow in what many are labeling one of the most tightly contested presidential elections. Meet the upstart team who’ll be covering the election.
The presidential candidates have faced off for one last time in the US – this time on foreign policy. Eric George and Liam Quinn look at the final debate and whether it’ll have any influence.
There’s only one debate left between the presidential candidates, and it looks like they’re starting to shape the electorate’s mind. Eric George and Liam Quinn discuss the latest developments on the campaign trail.
The vice presidential candidates faced off in the second debate of the US election campaign this week. Eric George and Liam Quinn discuss who emerged as the winner.
In this week’s podcast, Eric George and Liam Quinn discuss the first presidential debate which took place in Denver.
The first presidential debate will take place this week, but what effect will this have on the electorate? Eric George and Liam Quinn discuss this in this podcast.
In just over a month, Americans will take to the polls to elect their next president. But for many Australians, it’s a time when we too wish we had a vote to cast, writes Henry Belot.
It’s been a week full of election gaffes in the race for the White House, which Eric George and Liam Quinn discuss in this podcast.
In this week’s podcast, Eric George and Liam Quinn discuss how the two camps have dealt with the global anti-US protests sparked by a YouTube film.
Mitt Romney is in danger of losing the upcoming election. Rameez Abdeen explains why that might be a good thing for the Republican Party.
In this week’s Campaign Conversations podcast, Eric George discusses the Democratic Convention with Liam Quinn in the US.
The 2012 US presidential election campaign is underway. Eric George speaks with upstart‘s US correspondent Liam Quinn in the first of our weekly podcasts.
The yet-to-be-published book on the mission that killed Osama Bin Laden could influence the outcome of the US presidential election, writes Liam Quinn.
What does the choice of Paul Ryan as MItt Romney’s running mate mean for the Republican campaign? Henry Belot considered the implications of this decision ahead of the official announcement.
With the upcoming election and the current attitudes of the American people, a strict gun control policy seems unlikely, writes Toli Papadopoulos.
Will Mitt Romney’s secrecy regarding his financial past affect his chances at becoming the US president? Tim Viney investigates.