Person: James Carville

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farming

Stephen Cadogan: EU budget means the new Government will need to find its feet quickly

Farmers are more bleary-eyed than most this week, as the arrival of the year’s 2.5m calves gathered pace, and the results of a history-making general election emerged.

comment-analysis

Failing to distinguish between real life and virtual reality

comment-analysis

A year of reckoning for the coalition

world

Romney wins debate, but can he take the race?

news

Campaigns motto: It’s the economy, stupid

world

The manager who takes it on chin for his boss

Obama at helm of huge grass-roots army

Barack Obama’s presidential campaign is “the largest grass-roots army in recent political history”, his campaign manager said today.

Thu, 03 Apr, 2008

Clinton calls for 'bold action' on housing crisis

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton addressed America’s troubled economy and called for “bold action” to halt the US housing crisis today.

Mon, 24 Mar, 2008

Opposition takes leaf out of Clinton book while Fianna Fáil is all at sea

JAMES CARVILLE has a strange Louisiana accent, and he speaks very fast.

Tue, 15 May, 2007

Here’s a vote-catcher: give decent tax breaks to encourage marriage

THE silly season nears its end. Soon, Government ministers and opposition spokespersons will be scurrying back from their holidays for the beginning of a new Dáil term.

Wed, 31 Aug, 2005

Magazine names world's most influential people

They range from the Dalai Lama to the inventors of the Blackberry, from terrorist leader Abu Musab al-Zarqawi to Nobel laureate Nelson Mandela.

Sun, 10 Apr, 2005

Last gasp in epic battle reveals true state of nation

AT 11am yesterday morning, after all the bile and heat of the previous year, the US presidential election came to a close as quietly as you’d blow out a candle.

Thu, 04 Nov, 2004

Kerry hoping to sweep 'Super Tuesday' states

US Senator John Kerry vowed that he would wage a bare-knuckled campaign against President George W Bush as he sought a “Super Tuesday” sweep in 10 states to lay claim to the Democratic Party’s nomination.

Tue, 02 Mar, 2004