In my time on this earth I have seen many "Movements" and they all have their merits. Should we, at the very least, treat them with equal respect and give them a chance to grow in orde to have things changed? That IS the underlying… read more

If Obama can do it, can Bobby?Hmm. How strange if we had two consecutive non-white presidents?!I am all for it though!Bobby Jindal seems like a great candidate.He is a moderate conservative, and from the research I have done has outstanding moral and ethical standards. I… read more

Obama says he will shut down Guantanamo Bay, our long standing military base in Cuba. Because it is outside the U.S. borders it is technically not under the constitution and as such the government has done things that would probably wouldn't be able to in… read more

Assassination is certainly not foreign to this country! We've had more than our share of good people being killed for their beliefs or because of their ethnic backgrounds. What would happen this time, if our newly elected President falls at the hand of a Caucasian?… read more

CHICAGO - AP Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton is among the candidates that President-elect Barack Obama is considering for secretary of state, according to two Democratic officials in close contact with the Obama transition team.Clinton, the former first lady who pushed Obama hard for the Democratic… read more

After January 20, 2009 will you trust that guns will still be available for protection or do you think that the right to bear arms will go downhill and licenses will be more difficult to obtain?

Ok, so it's a little late in the game for this, but I have to know!

I want to know if you think Obama's economic plan to, "spread the wealth around" is the best for the country. Long & short term.

History was made last night at 11:00 PM EST when CNN announced that Barack Obama had won the election! My tears could not be held back and I was so proud and happy...my spirits soared as hope filled my heart once again after 8 agonizing… read more

"For all their similarities, the two plans have important distinctions. The most important is that McCain's tax proposals emphasize job creation and raising wages....Obama's tax proposals exemplify his view that redistributing income among citizens is more important than increasing their earnings and creating jobs."

"Republican John McCain, with his long stint in national politics, has attempted to frame the foreign policy issue around the question of experience. But evaluating McCain’s foreign policy positions reveals a candidate consistently dedicated to confrontation, threats, and the use of military power.Democrat Barack Obama,… read more

Expectations are high for the Democratic party as they are poised to make "historic gains" but are they just setting themselves up to fail and hand everything back over to the Republicans in 2012?

It seems like a lot of people who vote, (well maybe not a lot, but a hefty sum) don't know who they are voting for or WHY they are voting for that person, they just vote to vote. So would it be better if voters… read more