US politics

Tomorrow, oh it should be EPIC. Counting today we have 8days until the presidential elections. For me its going to be a defining moment in my future. So tomorrow, with exactly one week before elections we're going to go down to a very busy intersection in my town and we are going to hold up our signs.  Read More »

Everyone knows that on November 4th of the year 2009, they will be hitting the polls to vote for the next president of the United States. However, very few know that they are indirectly voting. Instead, they are voting for the set of electors, a set of people that pledge to vote for a certain candidate.  Read More »

As America has become the center of all the worlds problems here lately, it's become obvious that in order to continue working for our prosperity ( as stated in our nation's constitution), we will have to change our ways.

And that should all start with the changing of our election process.  Read More »

"It may be hard for an egg to turn into a bird: it would be a jolly sight harder for it to learn to fly while remaining an egg. We are like eggs at present. And you cannot go on indefinitely being just an ordinary, decent egg. We must be hatched or go bad."
C. S. Lewis  Read More »

Everyone in my class is too young to vote, but our teacher decided to direct us to www.glassbooth.com to see which candidate is our "best fit", so to speak. Imagine the surprise of many students when they found out that their ideas most related to Ralph Nader or Cynthia McKinney. "But I thought I was a Democrat/Republican...?"  Read More »

It is so easy to say “If I was President I would….” What would be people really do if they were president?  Read More »

Something is not kosher. I mean how could his father not know.This could be to some as bad as what happened during watergate. Many of us are old enough to remember or barely old enough what forced Nixon out of office. How do we not know that the political parties wont pull a stunt like that? I mean makes me wonder if the kid was involved in something more.  Read More »

With the upcoming election, we hear a lot about the middle class. It's been a mantra of the presidential candidates during the primaries, ad now you often hear it during the general election process, more often by one side than the other. But, from my understanding, there are morethan jsut the uber-wealthy and the middle class in America, what about the working poor?  Read More »