Presidential Elections

Well, Obama is president elect now. I voted for him, and maybe you did too. He’s locked on the tracks to the White House now. He needs to gather up a team of advisors confidants and prove that he’s got the goods that he’s been selling. He sold a lot better than McCain, who let the same pack of amoral bankrupts who destroyed Bush get a hold of him as well.  Read More »

The day has finally arrived, November 4, 2008. Today is the U.S. election and the campaigns of Barack "B-Man" Obama and John "Johnny Mac" McCain will end. Whichever candidate wins is only a minor concern, whats going to happen the election is what interests me.  Read More »

This will be my first entry about the bailout bill. I'm going to tell you flat out right now, I'm against it and I'm going to give straight talk about it. On this issue I strongly disagree with my presidential choice, John McCain. However, Barack Obama and other Democratic leaders also support this flawed action.  Read More »

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The PUC (Pagan Unity Campaign) staff is as full of people who have strong opinions and aren't afraid to voice them as is the ProgressiveU membership. The spirit and passion displayed by state chairs and various others on staff there is part of what makes the organization such fun to work with.  Read More »

I have many friends and acquaintances who are avidly supporting Obama for president. Many of the people I know supporting Obama are members of the United Church of Christ (UCC) and are proudly tying their support for Obama with the denomination's "God is Still Speaking" comma.

From soon after I began noticing campaigns related to the presidential election, part of me was temped to jump on the Obama Comma bandwagon and support his campaign. After all I had friends supporting him, I hadn't heard anything bad about him (at least not anything realistic), and he even has ties to my church denomination. Nearly everyone I knew seemed to be picking their presidential candidate, and I wanted to be a part of that,  Read More »

Wow, Thats the only word I could think of when I look back at last week. Obama has not only surpassed McCain in the polls but he is continuing to widen the gap everyday. The problems with McCain's campaign are numerous. Many Evangelicals feel that he is not conservative enough.In response they are joining the Libertarians.  Read More »

Politics can be very unpredictable and is a devious business for all involved.  Last year, no one barely knew Senator Barack Obama, now he is on his way to being the Democratic nominee for president.  I know this is a hard pill to swallow for Senator Hillary Clinton and even more so for former President Bill Clinton.  There were suppose to be so many firsts for this family, like being the f  Read More »