The blogosphere is abuzz about the latest political sex scandal and the new list of sins published by the Vatican. It’s so hard to find a positive, feel good story, these days. But, maybe the following video will help cheer you up: Johnny Loves Georgie Despite all the buzz in today’s Ten Post Round-Up you will still need an extra cuppa to keep up: 1: Finally, some good news for the Republicans: A Democratic sex scandal!… Elliot Spitzer…Its Hard...
As the sound-bites and gotchas from the earliest presidential debates have been repeated over and over by the media in this election cycle, many critical and complex topics have gotten at best cursory treatment. One such topic is the environment: the crises we’re facing, the accomplishments of the candidates, and the plans that they have put forward on issues like green energy, global warming, pollution, and wildlife conservation. Hillary’s agenda Hillary Clinton has stressed repeatedly, and in detail, a...
I don’t think this is from the Clinton campaign as the HuffPo claims, but it’s very a very entertaining compilation of classic Jack Nicholson lines making a case for Hillary: Sphere: Related Content
John McCain has a bit of a mess on his hands, to put it mildly… McCain is “refusing to renounce the endorsement of a prominent Texas televangelist who Democrats say peddles anti-Catholic and other intolerant speech.” Sphere: Related Content
I was reflecting on something Oprah Winfrey said about Barack Obama at a rally in California: “Being free means you get to think for yourself and you get to decide for yourself”. One does not have to search very hard to realize the 2008 American Presidential Elections are far from free. Information regarding each of the candidates has been meticulously filtered and “purified” by the news media and celebrity pundits. We are seeing and hearing only what the media...
My apologies for the late-edition of the round-up, today. I’ve been feeling a little off, physically, so I decided to take it easy and slept right through the time I normally prepare and post. And, since I’m not feeling so hot, today, I’ve gotta keep the music to a light tempo: Color Me Badd – I Adore Mi Amor Be warned: Some of the links in today’s Ten Post Round-Up may make you a bit sick to your stomach,...
Unfortunately I caught all of about 15 minutes of the debate last night. What I did manage to catch was the discussion between Tim Russert, Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton on Louis Farrakhan’s recent announcement that he was supporting Obama. Obama drew some heat from Hillary Clinton on Obama’s waffling and circular comments on the issue. Clinton “interjected that, during her initial Senate run in 2000, she was endorsed by a splinter party in New York that”: Sphere: Related...
Score one for Barack Obama — he’s the candidate who has given the most cash to the Super Delegates: Obama, who narrowly leads in the count of pledged, “non-super” delegates, has doled out more than $694,000 to superdelegates from his political action committee, Hope Fund, or campaign committee since 2005. Of the 81 elected officials who had announced as of Feb. 12 that their superdelegate votes would go to the Illinois senator, 34, or 40 percent of this group,...
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