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The right-wing is completely delusional in the belief that Governor Sarah Palin (including Palin) will get the discouraged Hillary Clinton voters because because of what the two women have in common (in the mind's of the mindless): a uterus. Palin even mentioned Clinton in the first few moments of her speech today: Among her first words, after Mr.

Obama’s Backdrop: Hollywood Smoke & Mirrors Beyond Presidential – ROYAL? Subtract the money raised from democrats and the special interests who want to first, regain power and second, resume looting the public treasury for social programs while currying favor with an Administration which is

A bumper addition. Can’t help it. Too much news going around I guess. Lost in Africa. And guess what. I am not touching US politics this week! Okay, maybe just a little… 1. Fighting corruption the Nigerian way Oh Nigeria… Good old Nigeria decided to fight corruption. At last.

Three years after Hurricane Katrina hits the Gulf Coast, Join the Commemoration March in Providence. Featuring words, action, music, and art, we will make our way second-line style along the Hurricane Evacuation route, making stops that will highlight the issues of Criminalization, Gentrification,

He can't get away with throwing stones. He lives in a glass house. However, why can McCain throw stones when he too lives in a glass house? Well, so-called conservative Republicans of his ilk don't care that McCain lives in a glass house. They're only glad that Obama does too. They're glad about...

Posted by Lynda on August 24, 2008 Since the invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan, there has been a staggering boom in the demand for civilian soldiers who carry arms for private companies.  In this two-part BBC World Service series, presenter Peter Snow moves with the men and women operating in conflict

A Reason To Vote Rethuglican (or How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love 100 Year Wars) Aug 23rd, 2008 by Da' Buffalo From A Comment To Juan Cole’s Informed Comment John Francis Lee said… “I find it marvelous indeed that the Democrats are seen in any way to differ with the Neocons’ goals in Iraq, Afghanistan, Palestine, or elsewhere around the world.

Full Story Here The documents suggest that the public relations push for war came before the intelligence analysis, which then conformed to public positions taken by Pentagon and White House officials.

Young man, you have the gift of gab. Keep it up and some day you’ll be President of the United States. — an old Republican to a young Warren G. Harding after his first political speech, according to a New York Times obituary of President Harding; Aug. 3, 1923.

Nepal & Pakistan: Lessons For The USA August 21st, 2008 by SWARAAJ CHAUHAN, International Columnist Nepal and Pakistan provide good lessons in foreign policy to both Barack Obama and John McCain. The democratically-elected new Prime Minister of Nepal, Prachanda (photo above) who led a 10-year guerrilla war, now professes that his country’s era of “capitalist democracy” has begun.