Well in a previous post I made the statement that Senator McCain has made more flip-flops than Senator Obama but that is a given, considering his greater length of time in the political arena. Despite this length of time, flip-flops are only excusable if they express a sincere change in position bas...
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Reuters reports: "Republican presidential candidate John McCain, who has hectored Democratic rival Barack Obama to visit Iraq, now says Obama should go to South America as well. [...]
"And while it is surely not my intention to become my opponent's scheduler, I hope Sen. Obama soon visits some of.....
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President Bush has once again made a short-term decision in his leadership of the American people, this decision is no doubt meant to boost the standing of the Republican party in the upcoming general election while short-changing future generations of Americans for years to come. This decision coul...
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Whoever wins in November, the US, and Australia will be in Afghanistan for a very long time. Certainly longer than the Soviet Union. The only question seems to be whether Bush or his successor has the first surge. Their optimism about Iraq may prove to be illusionary, either in the short term or the...
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New John McCain ad about the Media love affair with ObamaVersion II...
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Any difference between Bush and McCain economic policiesCross Mark Sanford off McCain's VP list...-Darryl...
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Posted by
Marwa Rakha
· 3:11 pm
· Egypt
Moving from Secularism and diversity to the Rantings of a Sandmonkey on Why Obama will Fail
Sandmonkey begins his argument by declaring that he is happy with Obama and McCain being the nominees of the Republican and the Democratic parties.
He writes:
I am happy because both men are not the conventional nominees ...
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Posted by
John Liebhardt
· 2:44 pm
· Cuba · Nigeria · Poland
A cartoon on the cover of the U.S.-based publication the New Yorker stirred passions throughout the blogosphere.
The cartoon, displayed on the front of the July 21, 2008 edition of the weekly news and culture magazine, depicted Obama in traditional African muslim dress and head wrap giving a "knuckle ...
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Posted by
Jillian York
· 1:14 pm
· Canada
Many bloggers around the world have been talking about the upcoming U.S. elections. One such blogger is the
Darryl Wolk, who resides in Canada and blogs about politics in general. Jillian York recently had the opportunity to ask the prolific blogger a few questions about his life, interest in politics, and thoughts on the 2008 U.S. elections.
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According to Venezuela's Hugo Chavez, the differences between John McCain and Barack Obama are minimal and that an Obama victory wouldn't mean better relations between Venezuela and the country Chavez lovingly calls "the empire".Chavez told his supporters not to raise their hopes that relations with...
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