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Elections

America Redeems Itself

November 5, 2008 Elections

I can almost not believe it that we’re going to have the first Black President in US History. I mean I’m an optimist and when talking to family members over the past few months I kept assuring them that too many people are going to go out and vote, making it very hard for criminals [...]

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My Election Efforts

September 17, 2008 Elections

I have come to the realization that nothing I do on this blog will bring any additional people to the polls. Instead of preaching to the choir, it’s time to take actions into our own hands. There is still time for people to register and there is certainly plenty of time to call every [...]

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The Least Experienced Versus the least Fit

September 2, 2008 Elections

I’m not sure who wins on this but as far as I’m concerned we’re dealing with the least experienced candidate, versus the least fit. The Republicans who are on a continued assault on the American middle class, health insurance, education and other social services will happily take you for everything your worth as long as [...]

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If You’re Computer Illiterate You Can’t Be President

August 14, 2008 Elections

In the year 1980 it surely didn’t make that much of a difference if you couldn’t use a computer, considering many of them at the time were as big as apartments. In the year 2008 however where just about every piece of technology you touch in a day somehow interfaces with a computer, it is [...]

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Is Obama Pandering Or Being Extremely Smart?

July 3, 2008 Elections

The so called “left wing” blogsphere seems up in arms about Obama’s recent comments on the FISA bill, the overturn of the ban on handguns in Washington D.C. and most recently his statements about the commitment to strengthen the faith-based initiatives. I think what many people are forgetting is the fact that nothing the [...]

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Hillary, How Low Can You Go?

May 20, 2008 Elections

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Food Riots In Mogadishu While We’re Wasting Millions On Primaries

May 6, 2008 Elections

It’s stunning really when you flick through the TV channels tonight. Obama and Clinton are talking about an election, while people in Somalia are rising up, because they can’t afford to buy rice anymore. In Myanmar (check map below) thousands of people have been killed.
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Clinton The New Republican

May 5, 2008 Elections

I’ve been a cynic about the election from day one and when some of my European friends asked me what the chances were that we would get a black President I told them to stop dreaming. Amazingly enough, Barack Obama has indeed inspired so many people that he’s actually ahead of the woman that everyone [...]

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Fox Bashes Fox – Chris Wallace Criticizes Fox And Friends

March 24, 2008 Elections

I had to watch this twice and pinch myself various times to confirm that what I was watching was actually true. Chris Wallace, on camera, live tells Fox and Friends that he’s unhappy with how they distorted all facts about Barack Obama’s speech on Tuesday. What’s next, Cheney admitting he was wrong?
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The Art of Self Destruction: A Close Look At The Democratic Party

March 10, 2008 Elections

It’s March 10 in a presidential campaign that promises to go on much longer than anyone needs or cares for. With McCain as the Republican nominee we have nothing else to look for besides the actual Presidential campaign. When the primaries began, I was of the opinion that any candidate will be an improvement on [...]

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