Last night, today and tomorrow
Last night, there were people cheering on the street where I live. Today, I teared up as I saw complete strangers congratulating one another and hugging each other on the street where I work. And tomorrow… tomorrow brings uncertainty, doubt and new challenges as all tomorrows do. I only hope that we, as a nation, can remember that before last night [...]
November 5, 2008 | Categories: Politics
Edwards dropped out of the race to get VP nod?
I’m definitely no political junky, and I’ve definitely watched too mutch West Wing but something hit me while watching an Onion TivoCast about John Edwards in New Hampshire. (Okay my Tivo watchlist has a tendency to pile up, so sue me…) Anyway, I’m thinking that John Edwards bowed out of the race, earlier than expected, in an [...]
January 30, 2008 | Categories: Politics
Moron of the week: Republican Mike Daniel
From this Sundays’s AJC editorial page: If you don’t have your photo ID, you should not be able to vote. Voting is a privilege, not a right. – Republican Mike Daniel, who voted at Dunwoody High School in DeKalb County I’m no Constitutional scholar, but the 15th Amendment, 19th Amendment, 23rd Amendment, 24th Amendment, 26th Amendment and the Votings [...]
July 23, 2006 | Categories: Politics
Georgia’s govenor is a moron
Wherein I deride the state of Georgia, especially, it’s govenor, for being a moron.
September 23, 2005 | Categories: Politics
Today sucks
Today America has spoken… it’s chosen moving backwards (or at best standing still). It’s decided to throw its support behind a man — and let’s remember, that in this country, the president is just a man with an office that has a nice view of D.C. — who won’t take responsibility for his actions, who divides instead [...]
November 3, 2004 | Categories: Politics
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