Wednesday, October 31, 2007
Hillary Roughed up In Debate
Edwards, Obama Rip Hillary in Debate
Tuesday, October 30, 2007
Monday, October 29, 2007
Schwarzenegger: "Marijuana is not a drug..."
It's too bad Arnold isn't eligible to run for President due to the fact that he wasn't born in America, because the guy has clearly found his groove politically, if you know what I mean (story here). He's taken the lead on fighting global warming and on stem cell research, and has been widely praised for his handling of the recent California wildfires. One must question the legitimacy of a system that allows for someone like George W. Bush to ascend to the presidency, but does not allow other based solely on their country of origin.
Hillary and Rudy: Separated At Birth?
Certainly on the social hot button issues of abortion, gun control, and gay rights, you can't slip a piece of loose-leaf paper between the positions of Rudy and Hillary, as this article reports.With Hillary recently voting to label the Iranian Republican Guard a terrorist organization, and Rudy increasingly surrounding himself with hawkish, neocon advisers one has to wonder if there's meaningful differences between them with regards to foreign policy, either.
With precious little on the policy front to separate these two New York liberals, if they do eventually become their party's respective nominee we can expect an unprecedented fuselage of negative personal attacks aimed towards each other in order to win. There will be no shortage of ammunition on either side.
Sunday, October 28, 2007
Saturday, October 27, 2007
Obama Promises to Sack-Up Against Hillary
Friday, October 26, 2007
Ron Paul Campaign Busted Taking Money from Neo-Nazi
Thursday, October 25, 2007
My Email from Al Gore
Why would he all of a sudden start talking about the issues that will clearly decide the election in 2008 instead of solely global warming? Hmmm.....Dear Minor,
Current, the media company I co-founded six years ago with my partner Joel Hyatt, just last week launched a new web site that integrates television and the Web in an unprecedented way. It provides, as never before, a platform for citizens to make the media their own.
One of the features I'm most excited about on Current.com is called Viewpoints. Viewpoints is a virtual town hall where you can share your opinions, in video, about the issues that matter in the 2008 election: from global warming to government eavesdropping, and many more.
This digital town hall is already bustling, and you can find viewpoints from me and from a lot of people, including the candidates running for President. Come and listen to their positions and, more importantly, tell them and the rest of the world what you think!
Since Viewpoints is the only place on the Web where you can easily share your view in video, my hope is that you'll take this opportunity to go toe-to-toe with the pundits on TV and help contribute to a new platform for public discourse. All it takes is a webcam and 60 seconds.
And, since we'll be taking the most popular and most compelling viewpoints and airing them on Current TV -- now available in 52 million homes around the world -- you may very well get your voice heard on our global TV network.
I look forward to seeing and hearing you on Current.com, as we deepen the discussion on these important topics:
Thank you,
Al Gore
Cheney Falls Asleep During Cabinet Meeting on California Fires
Too bad this isn't a firing offense. As abominable as the Presidency of George W. Bush has been, the world should thank its lucky stars--and keep their fingers crossed, that its him in the Oval Office and not Cheney.
Mark Zuckerberg: Meet the 23yr Old Dork Worth $5 Billion
This is the cat who invented Facebook, which just sold a minuscule portion of itself to Microsoft. The amount Microsoft paid for its slice of the company makes its founder, this pimple faced 23yr old turbo-nerd, worth $5 Billion on paper. We could be in another bubble.
Klein: GOP to Play Anti-Immigrant Card in 2008
Wednesday, October 24, 2007
Colbert Reaches Double-Digits as 3rd Party Candidate
Even though he's a comedian and his campaign isn't serious, this still has to be disheartening to folks like Joe Biden, Bill Richardson, Duncan Hunter, etc. who have been running for six months plus now, desperately and thus far fruitlessly seeking attention of almost any kind.
George W. Bush: Massive Government Spender
The data contained in this article should crash once and for all the notion that Republicans are the 'small government, fiscally responsible' party. Put simply, in his six plus years in office George W. Bush has spent taxpayer money like a drunken sailor.
Tuesday, October 23, 2007
If It's Rudy against Hillary, It Will Get Ugly
This is a fascinating post: It appears that both parties are being pulled toward their outer edges in preparation for an all out war for the presidency in 2008. As Luntz's study shows (seen in the YouTube video), Republicans are more than anything terrified of Hillary winning the presidency and are looking at Rudy to save them. Democrats, mindful and fearful of what happened when Kerry was swiftboated by the right wing and balked at returning fire in 2004, seem predestined to elect the meanest, nastiest Democrat out there--someone who could return fire not with a cap gun but with a howitzer. That person of course being Hillary Clinton. If this match-up comes to fruition, it will make the election of 2004 look like Sesame Street.
Bolton Works To Undermine His Former Boss' Foreign Policy
If you'll recall this frothing at the mouth rabid dog of a foreign hard-liner was amazingly enough the United States' ambassador to the United Nations for several ignominious months earlier on in W's term. War crazed neocons like John Bolton got us into Iraq, and they are clearly Republican. One of the major reasons why Joe Voter might want to think twice about pulling the lever for the Republican candidate in the next election in 2008 would be to decrease the likelihood that nuts like this are in positions to create national foreign policy.
Monday, October 22, 2007
GOP Debate Turns into Food Fight
With so much at stake and there still being nowhere near a clear front runner at this late hour, the Republican debate held in Florida over the weekend was very lively, with all the leading candidates taking turns flinging mud at one another. The caricatures that each are trying to paint one another as are as follows: Giuliani is a thrice married, pro-abortion, anti-gun city slicker who is the male version of Hillary Clinton. Mitt Romney is the ultimate flip-flopping political chameleon, who will say anything or do anything to get elected. Fred Thompson is a lazy, age 60 going on 90, undistinguished lightweight. John McCain, is, well John McCain--he can't be trusted to come through for the right wing.
Saturday, October 20, 2007
Fred Thompson Campaign Devolving Into National Joke
Friday, October 19, 2007
Huckabee Momentum Growing
David Brooks is the latest conservative pundit to hop on the Mike Huckabee bandwagon. He's the most intellectually pure conservative Republican in the race for president. Add to that he's an extremely good campaigner and apparently very good natured and likable. Huckabee might just be the Republican nominee when it's all said and done.
Thursday, October 18, 2007
Coming: Mobile Phone Use on Airplanes?
Wednesday, October 17, 2007
Dick Morris: Here Comes Huckabee
Carville: Jeb Bush will be GOP Nominee
Carville, who's advising Hillary Clinton, is paid to say crazy things like this. In essence he's floating a trial balloon to see how it is received by the media and public. Jeb Bush very well may run in 2012 or 2016, but there's no way on God's green earth he's running in 2008, directly after eight years of his brother's deeply unpopular presidency. That would be dumb, and say what you will about the Bushes, they are not typically dumb when it comes to running for and winning the American presidency. Jeb 2012? You bet. Jeb 2008? No way.
Tuesday, October 16, 2007
Putin Visits Iran, Lays Down Gauntlet with USA
Monday, October 15, 2007
Gore Begins Discussing Issues Other Than Global Warming on His TV Network
Fox's New Business Channel Launches Today, Look for Heated Battle with CNBC
Heat Rises in both Parties' Races
McCain: The Comeback Kid?
Thompson Missing in New Hampshire
NYT: Gore Derangement Syndrome
Saturday, October 13, 2007
Ex-US Commander in Iraq calls War a "Nightmare with no end in sight."
Friday, October 12, 2007
Microsoft's Ballmer Calls Rivals "Pretenders"
It seems like Ballmer is in a fighting mood these days, and with Google's stock price having eclipsed $600 for the first time this week, it's not too hard to see why. In today's increasingly web-based computing world, Microsoft is viewed as yesterday's news: a big, bloated dinosaur--while Google is the dynamic new kid on the block. Ask your average superstar computer nerd fresh out of college where they would prefer to work, Microsoft or Google: probably 9 out of 10 would say Google.
Thursday, October 11, 2007
Al Gore: Nobel Prize, Presidency Next
Bono's Comments on Torture in Speech Whitewashed
Wednesday, October 10, 2007
Coming: The Google Phone?
Or the Gphone, as they are calling it. Needless to say, this talk has caught the attention of AT+T, Verizon, Sprint, Nokia and all the other telcom giants. When Google does something, it generally doesn't half-step....Story here
Hate Mail from Rush Limbaugh Dittoheads
Tuesday, October 09, 2007
Gov. Mitt Romney meets a medical marijuana patient--Oct. 6
Personally, I think Romney handled this pretty well. A trap was set and he avoided being snared in it. The right wing of the Republican party, whose votes he's desperately courting for the nomination, would support legalized marijuana when pigs begin to fly.
Nixon on Fred Thompson: "He's Dumb but Friendly"
Monday, October 08, 2007
Sunday, October 07, 2007
Friday, October 05, 2007
Tommy Lee Parties up a Storm in Hollywood
Tennessee Man Kills Himself at City Council Meeting
Rush Limbaugh Defenders Eager to See Elizabeth Edwards Die of Cancer
Thursday, October 04, 2007
Bush to Puzzled Audience: "I Make a Lot of Decisions"
"You know, when you give a man more money in his pocket _ in this case, a woman _ more money in her pocket to expand a business, they build new buildings. And when somebody builds a new building, somebody has got to come and build the building.
"And when the building expanded, it prevented (sic) additional opportunities for people to work. Tax cuts matter. I'm going to spend some time talking about it," the president said.
Giuliani Dogged by Phone Call
Most people think it was flat out bizarre when Rudy Giuliani interrupted a major speech to the NRA to take a call from his third wife Judith Nathan, and the story simply will not go away, as the New York Post reports:

