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  Bloom Is Off Barack

  07.11.08 | Permalink | 4 Comments

  Fooled again might have been the better title for this entry. Despite my age and experience, I actually believed that Barack Obama stood for something more than his personal desire to attain power. I guess, I thought he was that rarest of people, a politician with principle. His message of hope and change is exactly […]

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  Leadership on Display

  06.10.08 | Permalink | Comments Off on Leadership on Display

  While not a blistering oratory, I believe this tells us a little more about Candidate Obama – and tells us why he is a little different, in a good way, from the run of the mill politicians we’ve seen over the past decades. It speaks well of him that he understands and recognizes the contributions […]

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  Get a Clue, Do the Opposite

  06.07.08 | Permalink | Comments Off on Get a Clue, Do the Opposite

  I haven’t picked on President Bush for some time with the primaries occupying most of my attention. But there’s so little time left and it felt like it was time to give him another raspberry because, well, who deserves it more than he does? Yesterday the headlines read: Bush says “Stimulus may be working.” Yet, […]

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  Game On!

  06.06.08 | Permalink | Comments Off on Game On!

  Wayne’s World – Game On! If you’ve ever lived in the suburbs in the summer, “Game On!” is a common refrain after the even more familiar “Car!” when the kids move the game off the street like roaches scurrying away when the light is turned on… Well, the Car in the form of Hillary has […]

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  Comical Compromise

  06.01.08 | Permalink | 2 Comments

  Well, you knew it was going to happen, the Democrats seem to be able to find a way to screw up the equivalent of a two car parade. The states will be seated with a 50% impact to their votes. What a pitiful joke. With all due respect to the voters in those states, the […]

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