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The National Enquirer: Son of a Mill Worker fornicates

July 23rd, 2008 · No Comments

It looks like a political figure has once again been caught (or appears to have been caught) in a scandalous situation.  This scandal is bigger than the Spitzer scandal in the scandal matrix, because Edwards has not only been unfaithful to his wife, who is battling breast cancer, but he also has fathered a love […]

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Tags: Culture · Featured · Gossip · News · Politics

Oppotunity vs Pragmatism

June 27th, 2008 · No Comments

 
Now that Obama is the general election candidate, the media has been focusing on a McCain vs Obama deathmatch; the Huffington Post is featuring “FearWatch ‘08″ and the Washington Post just published this op-ed, calling Obama an “opportunist”.  So the knife is definitely sharp on both sides, as they say.  It is funny, to me, […]

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McCain

June 11th, 2008 · 1 Comment

 
I love this picture.  John McCain is hugging President Bush.  Former rivals, this picture shows their reconcilation- and Bush even ran a horribly negative campaign against McCain in 2000!  But whatever, bygones!
If you know someone who is deciding who to vote for in November, don’t get mad when HE says he might vote for John McCain.  That whole “war hero” thing […]

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Tags: Culture · Politics · Uncategorized

Obama wins.

June 4th, 2008 · No Comments

 
Two questions:
What happened to “neither candidate will be able to win the amount of delegates needed to claim  nomination”?
and
Why was the media telling us that if it wasn’t true?

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Clinton: Irrelevant

May 14th, 2008 · No Comments

The medias have finally decided that Clinton’s campaign is inevitably going to fail. Clinton is running out the clock, hoping Obama makes a really big mistake that would cost him the nomination. Until that happens, she has almost become irrelevant; the headlines today are not “Clinton Creamed Obama in West Virginia” but “What […]

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OMFG- Politics!1

May 7th, 2008 · No Comments

SO Obama won North Carolina by a lot, and Clinton won Indiana by a smidge.  The more interesting story today, however, is that Clinton has run out of money and has cancelled her next few day’s appearances.  This is interesting because when you’re running for president you have to appear in public, and it’s not […]

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BREAKING NEWS: OBAMA HATES WRIGHT NOW

April 29th, 2008 · No Comments

 
So Obama finally decides to “denounce” his former pastor, Rev. Wright and gave his sharpest view of the man yet when he said (about his remarks): “It is antithetical to my campaign. It is antithetical to what I’m about. It is not what I think America stands for.”  I expect him to reject him soon […]

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Tags: News · OP ED · Politics

The Problem of Health Care

April 25th, 2008 · No Comments

First, I’d like you to know where I’m coming from.
I’m a white 23 year old male college drop out living in New York City and working for a startup.
I also have not had any sort of health insurance or reasonable health care for over three years.
The Health Care issue is among the most dear to […]

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Newspapers, money and the election.

April 25th, 2008 · No Comments

 
I did something very rudimentary and inconclusive, but I’m going to write about it anyway.  The claims that Hilary Clinton has made about media bias have intrigued me since she started making them, around when she lost Iowa and then won New Hampshire.  The problem is, there’s no way to prove who a candidate supports […]

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Genocide in Canada

April 21st, 2008 · 1 Comment

I never thought the benevolent nation of Canada would be complicit in genocide.  28 mass graves have been found across the giant country- with estimated victims in the thousands.  The victims were aborginal schoolchildren living in “Indian Residential Schools” where they were brutally murdered, burned and buried. 
Who operated these schools?  The Catholic, Anglican and United Churches, along […]

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