Articles related to "2000 Presidential Election"

From a physicists viewpoint, the extremely close 2000 Bush Gore presidential election was a problem with measurement uncertainties and significant figures.

Ferrell's Bush impression is unquestionably funny, but can it carry an entire standup special without becoming stale? Two words: mission accomplished.

Do you need a topic for an American history essay? Here's some of the highlights of the last 250 years or so to get you started!

Disturbing events and behavior by leading Democrats has tainted the Democratic Presidential Nomination, leaving many voters and their delegates understandably frustrated.

Hanging chads, eccentric folks and funky creations are some of the free things to do and see in Tallahassee.

The method for selecting US Presidents is difficult to comprehend. Primaries, caucuses, delegates, conventions and the daunting Electoral College are intimidating events.

The death of Latin America's most polarizing leader will provide Washington with an opportunity to abandon policies which have fueled mutual animus for decades.

Political corruption has been a problem since the first Europeans settled in America. From officials to politicians, laws are circumvented to obtain riches and/or power.

Conventional wisdom says the candidate with the most votes is elected President. American politics disagrees. It is indirect elections via the Electoral College.

In this first installment of the Top Ten Reality TV Moments of 2006, we revisit Taylor Hicks' impressive win, New York's dramatical flavor and Yul's brilliance, etc.