Page 4 of 7

Pimping Out Chelsea Clinton

The Clintons cried wolf last week while basking in the indignity of their outrage and the perceived national indifference to the offense of their suffering! Why is Hillary Clinton so easily offended — while the same sort of attacks wash off the back of Barack Obama?

Continue reading → Pimping Out Chelsea Clinton

Super Tuesday Democrat Hangover

The Super Tuesday results are in and while some pundits are claiming a Hillary comeback against the rising Barack tide, I still find the trends moving Obama’s way because he has the spirit to inspire others with his vision and poetry just like other political greats before him.

Continue reading → Super Tuesday Democrat Hangover

Barack Bites Back as the Clintons Bark

Barack Obama bit back against the Clintons last night in the South Carolina debate and both Hillary and Bill couldn’t be happier that the young senator was so inexperienced as to attack their attack machine without enough purpose or forethought.

Continue reading → Barack Bites Back as the Clintons Bark

Rove and Clinton: Drums of Racism Banging Obama

I suppose it had to happen sooner than later.

Continue reading → Rove and Clinton: Drums of Racism Banging Obama

Hillary Weeps Her Way to Winning

Hillary Rodham Clinton won New Hampshire last night and she did it by crying — fake crying — in public. She tugged at female heartstrings and bullied men into voting for her by feeling sorry for her.  Hillary “found her voice” in a ridiculous, trembling, tremolo that will hurt her more in the future than it helped her last night.

Continue reading → Hillary Weeps Her Way to Winning

Where We Are Going: 2008 Predictions

Hooray for 2008 and I hope your year is joyous and not yet bloody! 

Continue reading → Where We Are Going: 2008 Predictions

Rise of Radical Religiosity in Representative Democracies

We are living in dark times as radical religiosity the world over rises to punish ordinary, innocent, citizens in representative democracies where government-legislated values of faith are made to reform the law of the land in the name of a niche morality that presumes the best interest of the majority.

Continue reading → Rise of Radical Religiosity in Representative Democracies