Articles by P J. Huffstutter

1360 articles since 1997

For Obama fans, anxiety gives way to jubilation

National | By P J. Huffstutter and Michael Finnegan | 12:00AM, November 5
The hundreds of thousands celebrating in a park on the Lake Michigan shoreline roared louder each time the giant video monitors showed that Barack Obama had won another battleground state: Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, Ohio, Iowa, New Mexico. Read more
 

Obama fans beg and barter to tag along on his election-night rally

National | By P J. Huffstutter | 12:00AM, November 5
How much would you pay to be someone’s political “plus-one”? Read more
 

Hoping to have last laugh in Minnesota

National | By P J. Huffstutter | October 26, 2008
The comedian’s opening act warmed up the crowd, whose laughter echoed inside the cavernous lobby of the University of Minnesota’s McNamara Alumni Center. Read more
 

Candidate feels sting of the Web

National | By P J. Huffstutter | October 23, 2008
Elwyn Tinklenberg is living the long-shot candidate’s political dream. Read more
 

Move over, Britney

National | By P J. Huffstutter and Robin Abcarian | October 17, 2008
Can John McCain catch a break? Read more
 

Gubernatorial races also barnburners

National | By P J. Huffstutter | October 10, 2008
The patriotic bunting was waiting and the floors were scattered with star-shaped glitter when hundreds of Republicans filed into Elks Lodge No. Read more
 

Exam night for Sarah Palin

National | By Nicholas Riccardi and P J. Huffstutter | October 3, 2008
John Rogers pushed his oxygen tank to the side, settled into his chair and summed up what everyone in the room at the Meridian Retirement Community here was thinking. Read more
 

Hurricane aid problems bring Michael Chertoff to Houston

National | By P J. Huffstutter | September 18, 2008
HOUSTON – Amid mounting criticism that mistakes made by the Federal Emergency Management Agency caused thousands of area residents to be turned away from federal aid distribution points without supplies, Homeland Security chief Michael Chertoff is flying here this morning. Read more
 

Galveston, Houston flounder in wake of Ike

National | By P J. Huffstutter and David Zucchino | September 16, 2008
This barrier island was a jumble of crushed homes, flattened businesses and towering mounds of debris today as local officials struggled to cope with a daunting catastrophe and residents lined up for food and water. Read more
 

Rains, thunderstorms hammer Houston

National | By P J. Huffstutter and David Zucchino | September 15, 2008
Heavy rains and thunderstorms pummeled Houston this morning, hampering rescue efforts along the Gulf Coast and the restoration of full power and water for many residents of the country’s fourth-largest city in the aftermath of Hurricane Ike. Read more
 
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