Tag Archives: 2008

Really Inevitable

Posted on February 11, 2008 by David

Of all the things that we don’t know about the outcome of this year’s election there is one outcome that would be dependable. If Clinton is elected we will see more news like this. Those who vehemently dislike the Clintons … Continue reading →

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Keeping the Race Alive

Posted on February 8, 2008 by David

Ever since Romney ended his bid for the Republican nomination I have seen much commentary on how Huckabee would need to end his bid soon to preserve his chances at being selected as the VP on the McCain ticket. I … Continue reading →

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Polls Are Open

Posted on February 5, 2008 by David

If you are registered and you haven’t yet – do. If you have already – encourage others to vote as well.

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The Real Standings

Posted on February 4, 2008 by David

I can’t stand the way that the media has been talking up the Republican race is if it’s McCains to lose. The facts point to a race that is far from decided and less favorable to McCain than the news … Continue reading →

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Confusing Parties and Family Values

Posted on February 4, 2008 by David

I have long thought it rather incongruous that the party of the “values voter” (the GOP) was offering all the candidates with horrendous personal histories related to family values while the party favored by those who seem intent on eliminating … Continue reading →

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