Huffington Post · 9 hours old · LIE #4: "We will build more nuclear power plants. We will develop clean coal technology. We will increase the use of wind, tide, solar and natural gas." McCain has fought against wind and solar and alternative energy for his entire career because he genuinely but mistakenly believes "The truly clean technologies don't work."

Huffington Post · 11 hours old · More bullshit, with no substance. This is just sick.

Huffington Post · 1 hour old · In fact, demos of live 3-D have been quietly gaining buzz around the TV world: Last year both the NBA All-Star game and a Dallas Mavericks game were broadcast on a closed-circuit feed using equipment from Pace, the company that Cameron helped start and whose equipment he uses to shoot in 3-D. At the International Broadcasting Conference in Amsterda

Raw Story · 10 hours old · John McCain, a POW turned political rebel, vowed Thursday night to vanquish the "constant partisan rancor" that grips Washington as he launched his fall campaign for the White House. "Change is coming," he promised the roaring Republican National Convention and a prime-time television audience.

Think Progress · 9 hours old · Gov. Sarah Palin (R-AK) is now widely known to have twice lied about her strong support for the “Bridge to Nowhere.” Less well-known is her support for “another massive, widely criticized transportation project” dubbed the “Road to Nowhere.” The Huffington Post’s Sam Stein reports:

Think Progress · 9 hours old · Gov. Sarah Palin is a strong conservative, but she has an unpredictable streak, sometimes raising taxes or taking on business interests. Calling her a “mother, moose hunter, maverick,” the McCain campaign is trying to use Palin’s record to paint John McCain as a maverick too.

Huffington Post · 9 hours old · For all the hullabaloo about whether John McCain would match Sarah Palin's performance at the Republican convention, it wasn't even close.

Huffington Post · 3 hours old · We go through this strange dance every four years, where we all agree to a fiction. That fiction is politics. We, the people who cover politics, know that this is all a show and yet we all implicitly agree to not let the American people in on it.

Huffington Post · 9 hours old · "Flat"....."People falling asleep in crowd"....

Huffington Post · 11 hours old · The McCain Green screen returns! What stupid guys at the RNC to make this mistake again.. And then, a blue screen!

Media Matters · 9 hours old · "Palin said she told the federal government, 'Thanks but no thanks.'" But, as the Post also reported, "she does not mention that she endorsed the bridge when she was a candidate for governor. And the money did not go back to Washington. It stayed in Alaska for a different road project."

Huffington Post · 8 hours old · During his acceptance speech, John McCain had some very strong criticism of his opponent. I'm not talking about Barack Obama; I'm talking about George Bush. After rushing headlong into the embrace of Bush and the Rovian wing of the GOP, McCain has now decided that he desperately needs to distance himself and try to reclaim the maverick mantel.

Huffington Post · 7 hours old · Politicians lie. They all do. One strange Sarah Palin falsehood, which she acclaimed as truth yesterday and the campaign reaffirmed tonight was that she successfully auctioned a private jet she deemed unnecessary for the State of Alaska to maintain on eBay. After going unsold for months, the jet was put into the hands of Turbo North Aviation.

Huffington Post · 7 hours old · A week after John McCain announced Alaskan governor Sarah Palin as his running mate, the Republican campaign strategy seems to have regressed to that of the 2004 elections, focusing more on the Democrats' characters rather than actual issues.Also, the Palin "phenomenon" appears to be distracting Dems from the main point of their campaign...

Huffington Post · 3 hours old · Sarah Palin is given credit for a great speech Wednesday night. But why? We all know she didn't write it. It wasn't her thoughts, her ideas or even her decision. She read the speech they gave her like a good little student. She is not the decision maker. She is an actress, a shill, a pimp, a liar, a fantasist, AND a Republican wingnut.