Posted in Election, Politics, tagged Clinton, McCain, Obama, superdelegate on April 22, 2008 | No Comments »
With Clinton’s win in Pennsylvania, Democratic drama continues. Obama and Clinton are both doing McCain and the Republican party a huge favor by throwing mud and bringing out each others dirty laundry. I’m getting sick of this. The longer it takes to nominate a Democratic candidate, the better it is for Republicans. Democrats are confusing [...]
Posted in Politics, tagged anti-torture legislation, Bush, Clinton, Election, Eliot Spitzer, impeachment, McCain, Obama, Pelosi, veto on March 13, 2008 | No Comments »
This mud throwing and digging up dirt on opponents in politics is getting old. I guess this will continue until the election in November. While New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer was making headlines caught in an international prostitution ring, President Bush quietly vetoed anti-torture legislation. The veto hardly made any headlines on any US mainstream [...]
Posted in Politics, tagged Alfred Lord Tennyson, blonds, Clinton, Democrats, Hillary, Islam, King Arthur, McCarthyism, Muslims, non-white, Obama, Republican, terrorism, White House on March 5, 2008 | 3 Comments »
Did “labeling” Obama a Muslim help Hillary Clinton win Ohio and Texas? Were democrat voters frightened enough to steer clear of voting a possible Muslim? Was Clinton’s “sympathy” win her the votes? Or, was Obama’s denial of not being a Muslim fail to reach the ears of the voters?
Whatever the answer may be, it’s definitely [...]
Posted in Politics, tagged Clinton, Huckabee, McCain, Obama on February 7, 2008 | 1 Comment »
I’m not a supporter of Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, John McCain, and certainly not Mike Huckabee, or any of the remaining running candidates. None of them differ much on their stand on issues from health care, economy to foreign policy. But, if I had to choose, I’d bet on Obama to bring change, if only [...]
Posted in Election, Politics, tagged Clinton, Election, Obama, partisan, presidential nomination, Romney, Super Tuesday on February 4, 2008 | No Comments »
Tomorrow is Super Tuesday here in the US. I’m not inspired but am weary of the result. Candidates who could have brought about much needed change, in both domestic and foreign policies, conceded very early in the race. This shows society is not ready for real change, though it is the buzz word today. So, [...]
