June 20, 2008
I have personal beef against Rudy Giuliani. From my years working with families who have lost their children to police brutality, the Giuliani years aka Giuliani time in NYC was the worse. Young men of color were killed with impunity and Giuliani made it a point to smear these victims, even to their...
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May 14, 2008
March 2, 2008
Almost two months ago I wrote about how I would be keeping an eye on the US elections. It is interesting to see how much has changed in just 58 days! Back on January 4th the odds for the next US president were as follows: Hillary Clinton 33%, Barack Obama 25%, Rudolph Giuliani 11%, John McCain 1...
go to article »February 26, 2008
It is very much known to readers of this blog that I find Rudy Giuliani to be the most repugnant individual to have entered the Republican primary race this past year. I rank him above Mrs. Hillary Clinton in terms of idiocy and potential detriment to the United States of America, only because of hi...
go to article »February 21, 2008
Hilary Clinton's campaign to win the Democratic nomination appears to be in freefall after a change of strategy led to a senior aide resigning in disgust.So stretched are Hillary Clinton's campaign finances that she is taking the risky step of putting in no real campaign effort in the smaller states...
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He got me with “Dreams From My Father.” It was hard to believe the parts about Kenya were written by someone who’d not been brought up in Kenya. So authentic. Neither raw nor overdone. Just right. I loved him then. And then, "Audacity of Hope" sealed the deal. I like. Last June, I remember ...
go to article »February 15, 2008
Yesterday the US presidential elections just got interesting. With the withdrawal of Rudy Guliani and John Edwards from the Republican and Democratic races respectively, both the nomination contests are in effect down to two candidates each, which I find much more fascinating than the erratic multi-...
go to article »February 14, 2008
February 11, 2008
Being South African, I am glad I do not have to choose among the GOP front runners. Mitt Romney, like Guiliani (before he dropped out), is a democrat in republican clothes; John McCain is weak on illegal immigrants and Pastor Huckabee is big on BIG government. If the conservatives, especially those ...
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