Presidential campaign

To many of You, due to fatal economic situation, this election is primarily about the United States and its internal economic stability.  Read More »

In 5 days , the General Election will end and announce who will lead a broken, seperated and dishonored America. I believe that what has happened in the recent weeks about who is blaming who?, who is responsible for the economic collapse, and who is going to take care of the American peoples needs is of fault of the 8 miserable years of the Bush Administration. Both Sen. McCain and Sen.  Read More »

The third and final debate is over and Joe the Plumber is now a household name. More seriously though tonight's debate was the best of them all in actually getting the candidate's off the stump and having to address the serious problems that are nation faces. So who won?  Read More »

(The scene is a small suburban neighborhood, which Spiffy is cheerfully canvassing, knocking on doors with her clipboard and pile of Obama/Warner lit. A man and his family are standing in the doorway of their house, enjoying the lovely fall afternoon.)

Spiffy: Hi! Are you registered to vote?
Man: Absolutely!  Read More »

According to Patchwork Nation, I live in a Monied Burb. Those of you who’ve followed my blogs may be thinking, “What? I thought you lived in the ‘hood?” I do. I don’t exactly match my patch. Patchwork Nation is a project by Dante Chinni that attempts to expand the political categories in the U.S. beyond red and blue. The project categorizes every area of the United States using the same kind of market research that the candidates’ speech writers use: income, education level, profession, and religion. Though it has its limitations, the Patchwork map of the U.S. is a much more vibrant quilt than the Blue State/Red State map we’ve all seen so many times!  Read More »

So the presidential campaign just got interesting! Haha...ok I hope you found the sarcasm in that comment. But seriously, now the "gloves are off!" I'm sure you saw it--FOX news was playing the interview between Hannity and Rev. Wright all day yesterday, each time insisting it was "Breaking news!" I'm not sure how something can be breaking news 54 times in a day (probably more!  Read More »

When I open the newspaper everyday, it warms my heart to see headlines like "Hillary launches attack on Obama", or, "Obama defends against withering attacks". I LOVE seeing those two tear each other apart. I LOVE seeing the Democrat Party be so passionate about choosing their candidate rather than being passionate about winning the general election. Why do I love these things so much?  Read More »

My Summary:  Read More »