Think the Republican selection of Sarah Palin hasn't shaken up the political world?

See if you can guess who wrote this column saying that an ambitious woman politician with family issues ought to stay home and take care of the kids:

U.S. Sen. Hillary Clinton will be campaigning in nearby Elyria on Sunday.

If you want to know what's going on in Cleveland, then I guess you have to read the New York Times.

Three of the four candidates running for Erie County Commissioner have set up campaign sites on the Internet.

Some years ago, it became cool for rock music album recordings to include an extra "hidden track," an additional song that wasn't officially listed on the credits.

Many people already believe that every newspaper reporter in America is "in the tank" for Obama. I guess it wouldn't help if anyone saw me carrying a big Obama/Biden yard sign out of the local Democratic headquarters Wednesday.

What with (1) the presidential campaign and (2) the national economy collapsing into pieces, it's been difficult to follow other news stories the last couple of weeks, even important ones.

The John McCain campaign, eager to change the subject from the economy, has been highlighting Barack Obama’s ties to Bill Ayers, formerly a Weather Underground bomber and now a “distinguished professor of education” at the University of Illinois at Chicago.