Entries Tagged as ‘politics’

January 6, 2009

c.ken

I’ve been wrestling a little with how I feel about Caroline Kenndy’s bid for Hillary Clinton’s empty Senate seat. You know, on one hand, she’s a brilliant Harvard-educated lawyer, she comes from a family that epitomizes American politics, she’s promoted so many non-profit causes, but most importantly, she is also a total babe.
But sometimes it’s [...]

December 13, 2008

Blago-whatever

Sorry about the lack of updates around here. I recently started a new job at a newspaper (a newspaper that publicly endorsed Obama nonetheless!), and while I would update from the office, I’m not sure the old Windows 95 computers can withstand me using WordPress. No wonder the printed press is dying out!
So we haven’t [...]

December 3, 2008

BREAKING NEWS: Rich White Men Propose Giving Money to Rich White Men to Solve Economic Crisis

They sound like a broken record. If you ask any conservative the answer to anything about economics they will either start foaming at the mouth trying to profess their love for President Ronald Reagan or they will tell you to cut taxes. Cutting taxes, putting money in the “hands of the consumer” sounds like a good idea [...]

December 2, 2008

Babes in the White House

President-elect Obama is making pretty good strides insofar as promoting women to his cabinet. Possessing lady parts myself, this has been something that I’ve been following with a bit of interest. The first to get me really excited (and this is old news) is Ellen Moran, to be Communications Director. Moran was previously the executive [...]

November 20, 2008

The Internet Administration

John McCain doesn’t know how to send an email. Barack Obama has set up change.gov, an interactive site where citizens are let into the inner workings of the transition team and are encouraged to submit their ideas for change. For anyone who is interested in technology (this is a blog, you know), we seem to [...]

November 19, 2008

Super Majority Ho!

When the founders of the US wrote up the constitution, they didn’t have a lot of faith in people. Instead of popular votes for the presidency, we have the electoral college. Originally the House of Representatives was the only branch of government to be elected directly by the people, the Senate was appointed by the states. [...]

November 13, 2008

McCain Is Still A Loser

So, it’s pretty much confirmed that John McCain is going to travel soon to Georgia to campaign for Saxby Chambliss, blatant racist and kooky old man extraordinaire. Now, sure there is his scary assertion that “The other folks are voting” — re: African Americans. But is McCain so much of a sore loser that he [...]