What follows is kind of a “stream of consciousness” rant based on my reactions from Barack Obama’s Acceptance Speech last night during the Democratic National Convention. After Obama’s speech last night I was very disappointed in him. Honestly, I saw the night as historic and wanted to enjoy the moment 45 years after Martin Luther […]
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Honestly, I’m still surprised that the champion of change Barack Obama would choose Washington-insider Joseph Biden as his running mate. It seems puzzling that Obama would go for another Senator with essentially nothing but Senate-learned experience. And to top that off, Biden was caught in the late 1980s plagiarizing an anti-American British MP. Furthermore, the
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In this latest election cycle I’ve been frustrated by the lack of talk about core principles. It seems that window dressing is king right now and a few buzzwords about change are shaping the political debate. That’s bad news for people who think critically — especially for those of us who know that change for
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Somebody sent this bumper sticker to me via email today, and while it exagerates a bit, I found it humorously close to the truth — especially when one listens to the rhetoric of many national Democrats like Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid. It is purportedly sponsored by the Tennessee Republican Party and reads “Your Wallet
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Here’s a video by the National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) humorously shedding some light on former Governor Ronnie Musgrove’s record. I only wish they had used some different music other than the Hallelujah Chorus from Handal’s Messiah. Musgrove is currently running for the Senate against former Congressman Roger Wicker who was appointed Senator a few
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