Hillary’s Fight to the Finish

Yesterday in West Virginia, Senator Hillary Clinton vowed to stay in the presidential race even after her big loss in North Carolina and slim victory in Indiana. Democratic Party insiders, particularly those who are loyal and supporting the junior Senator of New York are facing pressure to switch their support towards Obama. Like I said [...]

We Just Keep Rolling…

When was the last time you heard any of the candidates talk about issues in a realistic fashion… i.e. not offering a gas tax holiday, but breaking down the long term solutions? Alright, harder question then: when was the last time you heard the press ASK a question about the hard issues?
Thought so.
How would YOU [...]

Here We Go Again

When, I ask you, when does the hurting stop?
Its another Primary Tuesday… um, yay? We’ve already got accusations of vote tampering in Indiana by Rush Limbaugh’s Dittoheads’s, polling that runs every which way but sensible, Team Clinton trying to move the goalposts, and a looming threat of the so-called “nuclear option”.
Remember just four months ago [...]

Final Countdown to the Pennsylvania Primary

The polls are nearly closing for the Pennsylvania primary, with history-shattering turnout of new voters across the Keystone State. Senator Clinton is currently holding a mid-single digit lead over Senator Obama. I don’t find it quite surprising at all if she only wins by a narrow margin since it has been a close race in [...]

Tomorrow! Its Face The Race!

Returning from our week long slumber with a vengance!
Tomorrow at 2 PM Pacific Daylight Time its Face The Race: Pennsylvania Edition!
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Hilary’s 3AM Kid Fires Back

She’s one of the stars of Hilary’s “3AM” ad… the sleeping little girl. Only she’s not little anymore, backs Obama, and has made her own video:

Racial Tension @ Inglewood High: Gritty Reality or Hollywood Magic?

[From Youth Radio LA] 
Democratic candidate Barack Obama’s recent speech about race relations in the United States highlights how dominant the topic is this election season. In his speech, Obama questions the way the media has characterized the presidential campaigns in terms of which candidate is attracting which ethnic or racial group. For example, some analysts [...]

Obama’s Speech: More Reactions

This week we’ve been asking out contributors to offer up their response to Barack Obama’s big speech on race relations in America. You  can see the original article and questions here.
Now we’re hearing from the bloggers down at Youth Radio LA:
At this moment I still do not know where I politically stand, but one [...]

Responding to Obama

We’re still pooling reactions to Sen. Barack Obama’s speech on race yesterday.
Our first two responses come to us via Youth Radio Atlanta:
“Once again Senator Obama has turned to his excellent orator skills and his idealism of unity to respond to a major issue in the campaign. The issue of race is undoubtedly a distraction [...]

Obama’s Speech: History in the Making?

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania–
Today at the Constitution Center in Philadelphia, presidential nominee Barack Obama gave a speech in response to the controversy started by comments made by his pastor Reverend Jeremiah Wright. It is the first time a nominee for the highest seat in our country has given a solid public stance on this issue, one that [...]