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December 15, 2008

November 16, 2008

Government & Politics

Bluer than blue; Redder than red

Aggregated from: Obamanos¡ Filipinos for Obama Movement

  OBAMANOS: Filipinos for Obama predicts Barack’s 364-174 victory in ECV results way back on Oct. 9 Also click this       From reddish Indiana to bluish Missouri in October, Indiana instead turns blue while Missouri goes red   Killjoy stance threatens political bellwether status; Show-Me-St...

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Government & Politics,
Media & Internet

Accuracy of this site’s polls

Aggregated from: Obamanos¡ Filipinos for Obama Movement

      On the mark: So how Filipinos for Obama got ’em … quite right     By MITCH R. CONFESOR a.k.a Jason Hussein Bourne (OIC) Obamanos-in-Chief     How OBAMANOS: Filipinos for Obama Movement and their Philippines-America for Obama (Phil-Am for Bam) affiliates got the figures...

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November 11, 2008

November 7, 2008

International Relations,
Media & Internet

Filipinos for Obama celebrate

Aggregated from: Obamanos¡ Filipinos for Obama Movement

      The ‘OBAMA Way’: 7 steps to success By HOWARD FINEMAN/msnbc.com     Answer MSNBC Election 2008 pop-quiz     … Even dreaded Republican archvillain Karl Rove predicts on Election Day eve landslide Obama victory 338-200 ECVs       ’08 poll: Make thy own Electoral Coll...

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November 5, 2008

Government & Politics

1st in: NH midnight voting returns

Aggregated from: Obamanos¡ Filipinos for Obama Movement

    Bam wins: First returns in New Hampshire out     Dixville Notch: Obama 71% McCain 29%   Hart’s Location: Obama 58.6% McCain 34.5% Paul 06.9%     MANILA – Voters from two formerly Republican-leaning towns in New Hampshire who traditionally bear the honor of being the first to cast ...

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November 4, 2008

International Relations,
War & Conflict

Philippines-US ties to remain strong

Aggregated from: Joel Guinto

Malacañang is confident that the relationship between the Philippines and the United States will remain strong, whoever wins the White House race. Front-running Democrat Barack Obama seeks to become the first black president and his Republican rival John McCain hopes for a poll-defying comeback....

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