W.W.J.A.D.?
I started watching the HBO miniseries, “John Adams,” hoping that it could help lead me to some better conclusion about the office of the vice president, as our candidates, Sen. Joe Biden (D – Delaware) and Gov. Sarah Palin (Alaska) recently discussed the authority of the office in debate.
Governor Palin Could Seriously Damage McCain’s Battle Plan
First and foremost, allow me to say congratulations to Governor Palin for being the one picked by John McCain to be his running mate and his Vice President if he wins the election come November. Now that I have given my congratulations, allow me to step back and ask John McCain a very simple question: [...]
The Minds, They Are A-Changin’
Among the various new high crimes created by the media to badger politicians since the dawn of the new millennium, the flip-flop is certainly the most mind-numbingly irritating and irrational of all.
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I was looking at the news surrounding the upcoming presidential election, and I realized that one aspect of it makes it strikingly similar to the 1960 election – and no, it’s not the similarity between Obama and JFK. Just like in 1960, technology is shaping not only how the race is being run, but how [...]
Pressure is on for Fuel Mileage, Campaign Finance
Barack Obama turned 47 yesterday, and as far as birthday presents go, I’m not too sure the McCain campaign’s now-infamous tire pressure gauge would go over well.
However, one thing Barack loves: change…as in the pocket change that makes up one of the many $25 donations to his campaign, and in both tire pressure and campaign [...]
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the White House
So what is this I hear about Obama not being funny?
In the past minutes alone, I have read articles- from the Times, The New Republic, etc., all fairly liberal publications, that Obama is either not funny enough, or is hard to mock – which, barring some major slip-up, may not be such a bad thing.
