Posted in Barack Obama, Decision 2008, Democrat, Hillary Clinton, Media, News, Politics on April 15, 2008 | No Comments »
I was surprised to see a brutal editorial by Carl Bernstein on CNN on Hillary Clinton’s campaign, and even more surprised by a rebuttal editorial from a Hillary supporter Lanny J. Davis who seems to be clueless that any negative campaigning has been going on in the Hillary camp.
As to Carl’s reference to her “repugnant” [...]
Posted in Barack Obama, Christianity, Decision 2008, Democrat, Familly, Hillary Clinton, Lies, McCain, Mike Huckabee, News, Politics, Race, Religion, Romney on April 8, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Remaining significant is a difficult task for any public leader. The James Dobsons and the Pat Robertsons only have so much power as the number of people they can convince the rest of us they have influence over. It should come as no surprise that some leaders, and even Christian leaders, are charlatans extorting their [...]
Posted in Al Gore, Bush, Decision 2008, Democrat, News, Politics, Republican on February 24, 2008 | No Comments »
I don’t support him, but there’s nothing to say that you can’t have three candidates running for president. I’m sure the Republicans would feel similarly if Michael Bloomberg were to enter the race, but I don’t oppose that either. But the one thing that does trouble me is a question I’ve been reading on the [...]
Posted in Al Gore, Barack Obama, Bush, Decision 2008, Democrat, Hillary Clinton, Politics on February 21, 2008 | No Comments »
I think she won the debate, but it doesn’t affect my vote for Barack Obama. Oddly enough, Hillary was the more eloquent speaker considering Obama gets so much flack for the same. I thought she effectively argued her experience point — only it had the eery effect of the fear-mongering Republicans:
I’ve served on the Senate [...]
Posted in Al Gore, Barack Obama, Decision 2008, Democrat, Hillary Clinton, Politics on February 16, 2008 | No Comments »
The Democrats are trying to figure out a way to solve the delegate problem without pissing off their constituency. Gore has remained silent. Look at how the media is setting this thing up:
Few figures are being watched more closely by Democratic insiders than Gore, the Nobel Peace Prize winner who associates say has been lobbied [...]
Posted in Caucus, Decision 2008, Democrat, Mike Huckabee, Republican, Washington on February 16, 2008 | No Comments »
Washington state has broken the record for the largest caucus in the nation’s history.
The 244,458 people who showed up for Democratic Party presidential-nominating caucuses in Washington last Saturday may have set a national record for attendance at any of the party’s 18 state caucuses.
“We’ve done some research, and we haven’t been able to [...]
Posted in Bush, Decision 2008, Democrat, Hillary Clinton, History, Lies, Politics on February 15, 2008 | 2 Comments »
I was born in 1975 to an American father and a Thai mother. My father is a staunch conservative Republican from Texas. He was born in 38. He loves Matt Drudge. I don’t know how I became, or why I am an idealist. It’s something I’ve struggled with all my life, because truth be [...]
Posted in Barack Obama, Decision 2008, Democrat, Film, Hillary Clinton, Humor, News, Random, Superdelegate on February 12, 2008 | 1 Comment »
I give you both the 21-year-old Superdelegate and the 21-year-old virgin all in one.
I’m really not that mean, but I couldn’t resist. BTW, I am a Democrat.
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