Senator Barack Obama's pastor, Reverend Jeremiah Wright of Trinity United Church of Christ, has gotten much publicity for his comments of late.
Senator Obama has been hounded for his association with Rev. Wright, and my question is; is that fair? Read More »
So it's official (almost). Mike Huckabee has conceded the election (gracefully, so it seems) to John McCain, who now has the necessary 1,191 delegates to capture the Republican nomination for President. Read More »
Yesterday at Cleveland State University in Ohio, Senator Hillary Clinton (NY) and Senator Barack Obama (IL) went head-to-head in a debate.
It was intense, and it was argumentative, but in the end I think Hillary Clinton was the clear winner. Her rhetoric was much more advanced, and specific than that of Obama. Read More »
The effects of Super Tuesday are still being felt. This mega-primary election date of February 5, 2008 had 24 states holding primaries or caucuses, with 52% of Dem. candidates up for grabs, and 41% of Republican delegates.
In case you hadn't heard (as usual, the media beat the story to death), results were as follows:
Hillary: 8 states
Obama: 13 states
McCain: 9 states
Romney: 7 states Read More »
Today President Bush spoke out against the return of public noose displays, and other signs of lingering injustice. "The era of rampant lynching is a shameful chapter in American history," President Bush said, while he was at an event celebrating Black History month at the White House. Read More »
