Mike Huckabee

August 05, 2007 -- Little Rock, AR – The following is a listing of schedule highlights for former Governor Mike Huckabee (AR) for the week of Aug. 6, 2007. NOTE: For media planning purposes only. Subject to change.

Monday, August 6, 2007

8:20 am CT / 9:20 am ET – Phone interview on FOX News Channel’s “America’s Newsroom with hosts Megyn Kelly & Bill Hemmer.” Topic: ABC presidential debate and other issues.    » read more »

Brownback campaign attempted to resolve the issue privately

August 2, 2007 -- DES MOINES - The Brownback for President campaign today made the following statement:    » read more »

05 August 2007 -- All but one Republican Party presidential candidates are advocating continued U.S. military operations in Iraq, but most have expressed reservations about unilateral U.S. military action against major terrorist targets in Pakistan. The nine declared presidential contenders took part in a televised debate in Iowa, the first state to hold a contest in next year's primary election season.

The wide-ranging 90-minute debate focused on contentious social issues like abortion, along with health care reform, tax policy, and foreign affairs.    » read more »

Washington, 27 July 2007 (By Jim Malone) -- Chances are you have never heard of Mike Gravel. Gravel was a U.S. senator from Alaska in the 1970s and gained national attention when he read aloud portions of a secret defense department report on the Vietnam War known as the Pentagon Papers on the Senate floor.

Gravel is one of eight Democrats running for president. He tries to make up for his lack of campaign funding and name recognition by emphasizing his passionate opposition to the war in Iraq.    » read more »

July 12, 2007 -- If recent reports are any indication, the 2008 Republican presidential candidates as a group refuse to talk to America’s teachers, young people, African Americans or Hispanics. In recent weeks, almost every Republican running for President has ducked major conferences of the NAACP, the National Association of Latino Elected Officials (NALEO), the National Education Association (NEA), the Young Republicans National Convention, and even this week’s College Republican Convention.    » read more »