Archive for July, 2008
July 31, 2008
One of the most misunderstood amendments the Constitution has, is under attack. It isn’t from the government passing the PATRIOT Act, it isn’t from a radical militia roaming the streets, the first amendment is under attack by ignorance.
Connie Heermann, a teacher in Indiana , was suspended for 18 months with no pay, for allowing her students [...]
Categories: something that makes me mad
Tags: Bong Hits For Jesus, Constitution, Fired, First Amendment, Politics, Right, Teacher
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July 24, 2008
If you have been feeling down and blue with no explanation lately don’t fear. Not yet President Barack Obama has left the country. He recently embarked on a world tour, focusing on the Middle East and Europe. That explains your recent sadness.
Also if you somehow realized that Brian Williams, Katie Couric and Charlie Gibson have [...]
Categories: Indecision 08, International News, Middle East, Video, presidential race
Tags: Afghanistan, Angela Merkel, Baghdad, Barack Obama, Berlin, Brian Williams, Charlie Gibson, Comedy, Democrat, Europe, General Petraeus, Germany, Hamid Karzai, International News, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Jerusalem, John McCain, Jordan, Kabul, Katie Couric, King Abdullah, Middle East, News, Nouri Al Maliki, Politics, President, Republican
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July 17, 2008
Well well well…after being laughed at and disrespected in public by both John McCain and George Bush, Barack Obama has proven (once again) to be correct: Diplomacy is indeed the best option. The Bush Adminstration has decided that they will send diplomats to Switzerland where they will meet Iranian diplomats the discuss the escalating tensions [...]
Categories: Indecision 08, presidential race, something that makes me mad
Tags: Barack Obama, Democrat, Foreign Policy, George W. Bush, Iran, John McCain, Nonintervention, policy, St. John's University, Switzerland
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July 15, 2008
We’ve seen over and over again that it would be too difficult for the media (especially the cable TV “news”) to feature significant substance, so instead they focus on water cooler chatter. Big surprise. The topic that’s been swirling around ever since the Obama/Clinton saga ended has been who Sens. Obama and McCain would choose [...]
Categories: Indecision 08, presidential race, stupid
Tags: Barack Obama, Bill Richardson, Chris Dodd, CNN, countrywide, Fox News, Hillary Clinton, iowa caucus, Joe Biden, John Edwards, John McCain, mortgage, mortgage scandal, Primary, pundit, running mate, Senate, Vice President, Youtube
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July 15, 2008
Why 3.8 million dollars? 3.8 million dollars represents the record setting fine that Freddie Mac had to pay to the Federal Election Commission for hosting over 75 fund raising events for members of ONE house committee in an 18 month period.
This amount does not include the combined 3.5 million dollars spent by Freddie Mac [...]
Categories: Economy, something that makes me mad
Tags: Economy, Fannie Mae, FDIC, FEC, Federal Reserve, Freddie Mac, IndyMac, mortgage, SEC
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July 11, 2008
Today Shamil Rodriguez stated exclusively to the St. John’s University College Democrats Blog that he was officially dropping out of the race for Development Director for the College Democrats of America. The following below is the official press release:
Dear Friends,
I’m writing you today to inform you of my decision not to run for Development [...]
Categories: Uncategorized
Tags: Breaking News, College Democrats, Shamil Rodriguez
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July 11, 2008
So today we have Shamil Rodriguez, Chair of the Hispanic Caucus of the College Democrats of America sitting down with me for our latest installment of Better Know A Member.
CP: So Shamil, why did you decide to become a democrat?
SR: My father went to Iraq and came back injured and he wanted me to go [...]
Categories: Better Know A Member, Economy, Indecision 08, NYS Politics, presidential race
Tags: Barack Obama, Better Know A Member, Bill Richardson, Brian Foley, Brian Lestz, College Democrats, Economy, Ethanol, George W. Bush, hispanic caucus, Interview, Iraq, Jimmy Carter, Nick Roloson, Shamil Rodriguez
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July 11, 2008
I’m not talking about selling AA to a foreign investor, I’m talking straight up communism.
Should we nationalize the airlines? Now you’ve probably heard all the news on CNN or in the New York Times about how airlines are losing hundreds of millions of dollars a year. The only reason they’re staying afloat is because of [...]
Categories: Economy, Europe, International News
Tags: Africa, Airlines, Airplane, Airport, America, American Airlines, Asia, British, British Airways, CEO, CNN, Current Events, DMV, Dollar, Easyjet, Economy, Euro, Europe, Flight, Fuel, Fuel Prices, German, International News, Lufthansa, Nationalizing, News, North America, Oil, Politics, United Airlines, United States, US
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July 8, 2008
I read an article on yahoo the other day which really got my blood boiling. Check this out:
Its a sad day when any person succumbs to a rare fatal form of heart cancer early on in life. This can be said for Thomas who was diagnosed in 2001.
Hardworking and supportive of his family, he was determined [...]
Categories: Uncategorized
Tags: Amschwand-Bellinger, Barack Obama, cancer, Health Care, Heart Cancer, Insurance, John McCain, Lawsuits, Politics, St. John’s University, Supreme Court, Tax, The Health Care Headache, Yahoo!
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July 6, 2008
After reviewing my college tutiton bill, and the subsequent ten minutes of crying, I decided to check out where the candidates stood on the issue of higher education.
…Unfortunately John McCain doesn’t speak about college education on his website, just about education as a whole and his ingenious “give parents and children choices” idea, which frankly in [...]
Categories: good news, presidential race
Tags: Barack Obama, College Democrats, Education, Election 2008, Higher Education, St. John's University, Students
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