(Washington D.C.) – Today I along with a few other College Democrats joined the millions of Americans from every state stretching from the Capitol to the Lincoln Memorial. Within 5 feet were people from Florida, North Carolina, Connecticut, California, Kentucky and a multitude of other states. Even more impressive were the people from the Bahamas [...]
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Barack Obama’s Inauguration: Stories From The Mall
January 20, 2009Categories: Uncategorized
Tags: Barack Obama, College Democrats, Congress, Election 2008, George W. Bush, inauguration, International News, News, Politics, President, Republican, St. John's University, United States, Vice President, Washington D.C.
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Obama Officially Announces Intelligence Staff
January 9, 2009(New York) – President Elect Obama today announces his picks to lead his intelligence staff. Rertired Admiral Dennis Blair will be his Director of National Intelligence. Leon Panetta is scheduled to be his Central Intelligence Agency director.
The President Elect described both men as “public servants with unquestioned integrity, broad experience, strong management skills and the [...]
Categories: Cabinet, United States President
Tags: Barack Obama, CIA, Foreign Policy, Intelligence, International News, President, Terrorism
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Obama nominates Richardson
December 3, 2008Today President-Elect Obama nominated Bill Richardson to be his commerce secretary. Many expected him to receive the nod for Secretary of State, when it went to Hillary Clinton it seemed he had fallen out of the good graces of the President. However Barack remembered his endorsement early on in the campaign and has brought in [...]
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Tags: Barack Obama, Bill Richardson, Economy, President
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How will President Obama use the internet?
December 2, 2008It’s no secret that Senator Obama used the internet to his advantage in this past election campaign. From raising millions from small donors online, to spreading his message via Youtube, to letting supporters showing their campaign stories on Flickr, Myspace and Facebook. The list goes on and on. John McCain admitted himself he didn’t know [...]
Categories: United States President
Tags: Barack Obama, Internet, President, Technology
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Obama’s Cabinet… so far
December 2, 2008Today Barack Obama named his latest additions to the staff naming Clinton, Holder, Napolitano, and Rice to his team. This is his team so far:
White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel
Secretary of the Treasury Timothy Geithner
Director of the Office of Management and Budget Peter Orszag
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
Secretary of Defense Robert Gates
Attorney General [...]
Categories: Treasury
Tags: Barack Obama, Foreign Policy, Hillary Clinton, President
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John McCain’s Acceptance Speech
September 7, 2008 This is definitely a video worth watching. Jon Stewart and the writers at TDS just nailed it.
Highlights from the RNC, including McCain’s acceptance speech. Which apparently has eerie appearances to George W. Bush’s 2000 speech.
Who would of thought those guys would of nominated a long time senator, purple heart winner from Vietnam, who married [...]
Categories: Indecision 08, Video, presidential race
Tags: Daily Show, George W. Bush, John McCain, Jon Stewart, News, Politics, President, Republican, Sarah Palin, speech
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John McCain’s Campaign can’t Take the Heat
September 2, 2008Remember a few years ago when John McCain would spend hours at a time sitting on the “Straight Talk Express,” explaining his policies in detail, answering whatever questions reporters had? McCain had a great relationship with the press–they loved him and he loved them back, when they would press him, he would answer and press [...]
Categories: Indecision 08, presidential race
Tags: Alaska National Guard, Barack Obama, Campbell Brown, CNN, John McCain, Larry King, President, presidential race, running mate, Sarah Palin, Tucker Bounds, Vice President
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2008 Democratic National Convention
August 30, 2008I recently came out of shock.
The speeches, the emotions, everything was overload. Never would I have imagined that this year would be the year to change history.
We are all making history right now, the 18 million people who voted for Senator Obama, the 18 million people who voted for Senator Clinton. All of us, joined [...]
Categories: Indecision 08, good news, presidential race
Tags: Barack Obama, Convention, Dennis Kucinich, Denver, DNC, Hillary Clinton, immigration, John McCain, News, patriotism, Politics, President, second amendment, speech, Ted Kennedy
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Who is Chet Edwards?
August 22, 2008Recently there have been rumors that Representative Chet Edwards from Texas is in the running for Obama’s VP list. But who is Chet Edwards?
Well he was a Texas State Senator between 1983 and 1990.
He was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 1990.
He endorsed Senator Obama in February for the Texas Primary in March.
He’s [...]
Categories: Indecision 08, presidential race
Tags: Barack Obama, Chet Edwards, Democrat, Nancy Pelosi, President, Vice President
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Barack Obama: The Change World Tour
July 24, 2008If 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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