Archive for June, 2008

Unite for Change: House Parties Video

On June 28, all across America thousands of people will gather in each others homes to discuss why they’re involved in politics. Find out more at my.barackobama.com/uniteforcha nge

Pretend You Give A Sh*t About The Election

The Onion’s morning show’s political correspondent offers tips on how you can seem informed about politics without picking up a single newspaper.

Daily Show on Obama’s middle class pandering

Daily Show’s first segment goofing entirely on Obama

A big step for the Daily Show! While having done numerous segments in the same vane ragging on only McCain and other conservatives, the Daily Show recently branched out and actually did a full segment on the Democrat nominee, hurling mostly playful jabs (the switch on campaign financing is a big issue, but Stewart covers [...]

Did the Clintons play the Race Card against Obama?

The FNC Panel discuss the possibility.
Juan Williams thinks so.
Bill Kristol doesn’t….
what do you think?
Keep in mind this is from a FOX News Sunday at the beginning of the year (1/13/2008). So have things in this area improved? or gotten much much worse?…

Barack Obama’s Speech on Father’s Day

Barack addressed the congregation at the Apostolic Church of God in Chicago, IL on June 15, 2008.

Medved interviews possible VP Bobby Jindal

Yesterday Michael Medved interviewed the very popular 36 year old Governor of Lousiana Bobby Jinal. Medved vocally supports Jindal to be McCains pic as Vic President. The following is Medveds analysis from an article he penned listing the pro’s and con’s of McCains VP shortlist:
PRO: His impeccable conservative credentials (a 98% American Conservative Union rating [...]

“Maybe” You’ve Heard This Before?

A video comparisson of the two speeches claims that Obama Plagiarized Mario Cuomo from 1984 when delivery his “Maybe” attack on rival John McCain. Both speeches claim that the Republican opponent at the time just doesn’t understand certain life issues as a result of not talking to enough people and not visiting enough places – [...]