White House

No Britney isn’t running for President with Paris as her Vice-President running mate, but there is a new political commercial featuring the two. Senator and Republican presidential nominee John McCain has produced a new ad that compares Senator and Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama to the likes of Britney and Paris.  Read More »

Some fascinating facts are yet to come out about Barack Obama in the Presidential Election 2008.  Read More »

Yes, President Bush cried at the White House today.
He cried over the high cost funeral that had already occurred. Michael A. Monsoor, who was part of a sniper team on a roof in Ramadi, Iraq when he died on Sept. 29, 2006.

Michael Monsoor, a Navy, seal did not hesitate when he saw the live grenade.
He fell on the grenade to shield his buddies from the blast.  Read More »

Questions About Barack, Barry Obama on Easter Sunday.

Why are you not in YOUR Church on Easter Sunday Barack Obama?

Are you not committed to the people of Your Congregation?
Do you know longer care about the poor and oppressed on the South side of Chicago?
Are you really committed to Jesus Christ if you do not show up on Resurrection Sunday?
Are you committed to Jesus Christ?  Read More »

Mike Huckabee, a republican conservative presidential candidate holds a firm extremist perspective toward homosexuals. Huckabee has been quoted several times on his anti-homosexual remarks on sexual acts and gay marriage and the separate but equal proposal of civil unions.  Read More »

Being a First Child means that, for at least one of your parents, you have to come second. A President of the United States ideally takes upon his or herself to put aside personal biases and, for four years, makes America the number one priority. There have been many women who have lived in the White House through the years. Out of all the First Ladies, Hillary Clinton is undoubtedly the most controversial, and also one of the most protective of her child. She very clearly laid down the line early on, and let people know that Chelsea was off-limits to the press.  Read More »

We'll consider this post more of a happy dance masquerading as a blog post versus a regular old blog post. But, I just had to say it...

Karl Rove is leaving the White House at the end of the month. When I saw that headline this morning, I thought I'd finally lost touch with reality. But no! He's really leaving. This is almost as wonderful as the day Rumsfeld resigned. I cried tears of joy then (and likely will come Rove's last day).

>>WASHINGTON (CNN) -- An emotional Karl Rove characterized his tenure in the White House as a "witness to history" as he announced his resignation as President Bush's senior political adviser at the end of this month.  Read More »

Including evading the judicial process.

President Bush has used his executive privilege to refuse lawmakers' demands for White House documents relating to the Congressional investigation of recent firings of federal prosecutors. Granted, it's not illegal for him to use this executive privilege, but it's still a veritable slap in the face to Congress' attempts to seek the truth about those suspicious firings. The subpoenas ask for documents and for former political director Sara Taylor and former presidential counsel Harriet Miers to testify in front of Congress-- neither of which the White House is willing to authorize.  Read More »