“Fantasy” Election

An interesting discussion came up the other day: Will Sarah Palin attract women voters who would have voted for Hilary Clinton? So, this question posed an interesting scheme of things. What if Palin and Clinton were running against each other for the vice presidency? I’m sure I’m not the first person to pose this, but, [...]

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“Palin Power!”

I am not Republican. But, Gov. Sarah Palin’s speech was great. Amidst all the controversy surrounding her up to this point, she was confident, graceful, and delivered a vibrant speech that erased all doubts of her ability to address on a national level. Now, she didn’t address many of her views of several subjects, but [...]

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Getting to know Joe

When it was announced that Joe Biden was chosen to be Barack Obama’s running mate, my reaction was, “Who?”. So, naturally, I researched the man. Here are 10 facts that I found out about Joe:
1. Joe is a Delaware senator, since 1972.
2. Joe was born and raised in Delaware. Joe graduated from University of [...]

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Obama’s Democratic Ticket

So, Barack Obama officially accepted the ticket to represent the Democrats in the upcoming presidential election. Historic! Personally, I am ecstatic at the thought of him running for president. I hate to have to label my political views and stuff (i.e. Democrat), but I have to say, I am full of anticipation as to what he [...]

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Softer side of Obama

Here is a run down of Michelle Obama’s DNC speech. The article pretty much sums it up: the speech was pretty good. She touched on an important aspect of the candidate/husband–he is human–just like the rest of us. A family man who feels that he make this country that much better for everyone else’s family. [...]

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