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I’m voting Republican

In: 2008 Election, Politics

Really I’m not. Great video from I Voting Republican. By the way, get ready for a run of YouTube videos - I’ve got a backlog of them.

All of the angst and bitterness of the past 16 months is done. We Democrats have a nominee and now it’s time to focus on righting the ship. It is time to end the enduring, national, embarrassment that has become of our executive branch. It is at this point in history that [...]

Looks like Al Gore is taking the high road and won’t be endorsing a candidate during the primaries.
From CNN:
The sources say Gore talks with both Clinton and Obama, and is on good terms with both. But with Sen. John Kerry and Bill Clinton both aligned to a candidate, Gore has a role to serve as [...]

What a crazy week.  I’ve been so busy at work.  I haven’t had a chance to look at my Google Reader account and should be working instead posting.  Anyway.

Watching MSNBC right now and Mike Huckabee has the line of the night “[Senator Romney] has taken both sides of the whining issue.”  The more I listen [...]

None of these are big enough to talk about in an individual post.  Interesting week:

A race war broke out this week between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, and the voice of reason turns out to be Jesse Jackson?  Of course, Hillary and Bill defended Bob Johnson at first - kind of disgusting.  Bob Johnson is [...]

Pick a side

In: 2008 Election, Politics

A couple of days ago I had a long conversation with a friend about Barack Obama and the Presidential election. I’ve put the weight of my endorsement and this blog behind Obama. As with any of the Democrats, I agree with his stance on most policies. The friend believes that no matter what [...]

I don’t agree with Ron Paul’s policies (he’s anti-abortion and pro-gun rights), and I don’t support him, but I like how he’s campaigned. He speaks with conviction and passion, and he says what he believes, not what is politically expedient (if he did, he would be supporting this failure of a war - like [...]

Been watching some of last night’s CNN YouTube Republican Debate in order to confirm my dislike of Republicans; I was not disappointed. An example? Mitt Romney is one of the leading candidates on the Republican side. When asked what should be done to reduce crime he states we need to get back [...]

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