The political problem is clear
To succeed, Republican party must stop relying on defensive playbook
http://www.dailyevergreen.com/story/28031
Derrick Skaug
The Daily Evergreen
Published: 03/06/2009
Despite what Rush Limbaugh may think, he is not the leader of the Republican party. There is no leader of the Republican party. The Republican party is in a catch-22. Read More »
On Wednesday February 11th 2009, a history was made. Morgan Tsvangirai was sworn in as Prime Minister of Zimbabwe by President Robert Mugabe. The winds of change were finally materializing in this long suffering country. The gravity of this occasion may not have been obvious around the world, but it was a massive day for all Zimbabweans, including myself. Read More »
Was he really all that bad? Why are we so very convinced that Bush was a bad president? I mean think about it. What did he actually do that was so wrong? Ok, it's true; there turned out to be no Weapons of Mass Destruction. However, we all have 20/20 hind sight right? Read More »
Yes, you read that title correctly! I'm here in celebration of a momentous step forward on the part of my mother! And I apologize to those of you who feel this topic is over-blogged on, but it is concerning the presidential election. Read More »
"Congradulations, you have survived this year's Election. Please, feel free to select one of the following options: 1) Thank God It's Over! 2) I don't hate that guy as much... 3) Just shoot me. I don't care to vote after that crap. ...Thank You for your time." Read More »
There is no reason that Barack Obama should not win the 2008 presidential election for the simple fact that we already know what is going to happen if McCain wins. We have already seen those policies in action for the past eight years. One must look at it this way. John McCain is running on the Republican ticket. Read More »
Experience. Something that Mccain has repeatedly mentioned as his strong point and as Obama's weakness. Experience can be important there is no doubt about that. However I don't see how Mccain's experience should be the deciding factor in choosing between thte candidates. Voters should ONLY look at the candidate's platform. Read More »
I'm new to site and I for sure will add a different perspective to politics in general and more specifically this presidential election. I am a college student but unlike many young people my age, I'm a Republican and I support John McCain. In fact, I was a delegate to the Republican National Convention. I live and breathe politics; it’s my major, my hobby, and my passion. Read More »
