Black Clinton Supporters Having Second Thoughts

John Lewis a Democratic Representative from Georgia, pictured above wondering why he decided to touch the crazy woman, has decided to make the switch to Obama: In recent days, there is a sense of movement and a sense of spirit. Something is happening in America, and people are prepared and ready to make that great [...]

Minnesota to Move to Primaries?

After the mayhem and confusion of the Minnesota caucuses on Super Tuesday, Minnesota lawmakers are considering holding primaries instead. Countless voters were disenfranchised by the slim hour and half window, 6:30 to 8, to cast their vote on a Tuesday night. Democratic State Senator Dan Larson, the legislator proposing the change, had this to say [...]

Disgusting.

A graduate student at Northern Illinois University opened fire Thursday killing 5 people then taking his own life. A total of 22 people were shot authorities say. Now is usually when we would bring up the gun control debate, but I think there is something far more concerning when it comes to these incidents, and [...]

McCain Flip-Flops, Votes for Torture

  John McCain has often brought up the the five and a half years he spent at the “Hanoi Hilton” in North Vietnam as a POW while serving the United States. During his time there he was tortured brutally, but never gave away any valuable information. He has often used this time in his life [...]

New Mexico Finally Gets Around to Announcing Feb 5th “Winner”

Only nine days late to the party, New Mexico finally announced their Super Tuesday results.  Hillary Clinton won the state by a narrow margin of 1,700 votes.  No doubt this is a relief for the Clinton campaign after losing 8 straight contests to Obama.  This delayed win for Hillary helps her far more than if [...]

The Untold Victims of War: Agent Orange Still Taking Lives in Vietnam

It’s been over three decades now since the United States retreated from Saigon, but the poisonous effects of the Agent Orange toxin the United States used during the Vietnam War continue to maim and kill civilians. During the war, 20.8 million gallons of Agent Orange were sprayed on the jungles of Vietnam, destroying the rainforest, [...]

COULD we possibly have a nominee that hasn’t won any significant states besides Illinois?

In a string of post-defeat woes, Hillary Clinton’s campaign has been scrambling to find any reason to position her as the leading potential Democratic nominee. In a recent conference call, Clinton’s Chief Stategist, Mark Penn, further commented on Hillary’s electability: Could we possibly have a nominee who hasn’t won any of the significant states — [...]

Senate Bans Waterboarding, Bush Takes Out Veto Stamp

What do you do when your President refuses to recognize the illegality of a interrogation technique? You treat him like a child and specifically tell him how far he can go. The Senate passed an intelligence bill on Wednesday the forbids the use of waterboarding. The House passed a similar provision back in December. The [...]

Romney wants McCain to be his Valentine

Former presidential hopeful Mitt Romney plans to endorse John McCain this afternoon, handing over his 280 delegates in the process. The endorsement by Romney, who frequently and viciously attacked McCain before withdrawing from the race, will most likely be a big step forward for party unity in the divided Republican party. This comes as another [...]

What’s Next for McCain?

John McCain, now the presumptive Republican front runner, not long ago was running on fumes. Before New Hampshire, no one thought McCain had a chance, and his campaign wallet showed the same. Now that he is able to stop debating and attacking his Republican opponents, he can shift his focus elsewhere.That elsewhere is raising money. [...]