May 11th, 2007 by admin WHO: Former United States Senator and Democratic Presidential Candidate Mike Gravel. WHAT: The Senator offers a plan to create a constitutional confrontation between the US congress and the President, adjudicated by the American people. WHEN: Monday May 14, 2007 at 9:30 AM EST. WHERE: National Press Club Edward R. Murrow Room 529 14th Street NW
May 8th, 2007 by alex COLUMBUS _ Uncle Chet came into the church supper, stood straight behind his chair in the busy room while Alice sat down. He unbuttoned his blue jean jacket, drew back his lapels like curtains opening at a matin�e, and underneath he was wearing a neatly silk-screened T-shirt emblazoned ``Gravel 2008.’’ ``Gravel for president?’’ I asked.
May 5th, 2007 by alex In the mainstream media (yes, that includes us), Democrat Mike Gravel has been portrayed as a fringe candidate, and a slightly crazy one at that, especially after his headline-grabbing performance at last week's debate in South Carolina. But on the Internet, Gravel is a sensation — a refreshing face amid a sea of cookie-cutter candidates
May 1st, 2007 by alex Senator Gravel would like to thank each and every one of you who worked so hard to get him into the New Hampshire Democratic Presidential Debate. This invitation is a direct result of the dedication and work of those of you who have stood up for this campaign in the last 72 hours. This is
my latest blog post levitra my latest blog post levitraMay 1st, 2007 by alex We Are Students supporting Mike Gravel for president in 2008 Students For Gravel is a website setup by a group of college students in support of Mike Gravel(pronounced Gruh-vell). We want students everywhere to join and initiate the beginnings of a grassroots campaign this summer and
May 1st, 2007 by alex Mike Gravel made such an impression in the first Democratic debate last week that his name is the 15th most popular search in the blogosphere. Furthermore, the most popular video clip among bloggers is Gravel saying Congress should make it a felony for the United States to stay in Iraq. At mid-day, Technorati reports 59
April 30th, 2007 by alex By Nick Katers One of the cornerstones of your presidential campaign is opposition to the Iraq War and the recent troop surge. You mention the use of “aggressive and skilled diplomacy” as part of the follow up to withdrawal. What does this mean exactly? First off, you concentrate on bringing people together. Let’s take Iraq.