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The Obama campaign may be ignoring national and/or state election and gaming laws. Specifically, for offering the chance to “Win a front row seat to history” if you make a donation.
This is not the first time the Obama camp has tried to pull off this scheme. Last July, the campaign was forced by gambling regulators to change the rules [...]
Filed under: Election 2008 | Tagged: campaign, cbs, chicago, election, gambling, gaming, illeagal, laws, lottery, mike parker, obama, raffle | 1 Comment »
So, my McCain/Palin campaign lawn sign has been vandalized 3 times in the last week. I should have known better since I live in the home state of ”The One” himself. Actually, I’m surprised it has lasted as long as it has, a whole two weeks so far. Alas, I digress. The subject of this post is not [...]
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By Orson Scott Card
Editor’s note: Orson Scott Card is a Democrat and a newspaper columnist, and in this opinion piece he takes on both while lamenting the current state of journalism.
October 20, 2008
An open letter to the local daily paper — almost every local daily paper in America:I remember reading All the President’s Men and [...]
Filed under: Election 2008, Media Bias | Tagged: 2008, bias, biden, campaign, crash, crisis, deception, election, fannie mae, fha, financial, freddie mac, housing, journalism, journalist, liberal, lies, mccan, media, mislead, news, newspaper, obama, orson scott card, palin, rhino times, truth, vote | Leave a Comment »
Who is to blame for our recnt financial crisis? Who tried to fix it? The answers may surprise many of you. Are you going to vote your heart or your head?
Watch this video in it’s entirety and decide who you want in the Washington controlling your finances.
more about “Burning Down The House: What Caused O…“, [...]
Filed under: Economy, Video | Tagged: affordable, aig, bailout, bubble, bush, campaign, chris dodd, community reinvesment act, contributions, cra, credit, crisis, deregulation, election, fannie mae, fha, financial, franklin raines, freddie mac, gse, housing, jim johnson, loans, McCain, mortgages, obama, regulation, sub-prime, subprime, vote | Leave a Comment »
Oprah Winfrey has just released a statement stating that Gov. Sarah Palin, the republican Vice Presidential nominee, will not appear on the Oprah Winfrey show.
If you’re a republican woman, don’t help Oprah use her celebrity to help Obama. Stop watching her show today, and show her that you do not appreciate her bias. Write to her at [...]
Filed under: Election 2008 | Tagged: appearance, bias, boycott, campaign, canidates, conservative, contact oprah, drudge, drudge report, election, email oprah, equal rights, gop, gov. sarah palin, harpo, harpo studios, McCain, Media Bias, nominee, obama, oprah, palin, president, presidential, republican, republicans, RNC, Salata, sarah palin, show, speech, statement, stop watching, vice presidential, winfrey, womans issues, women, women for mccain | 5 Comments »
Barrak Obama’s Action Wire has sent an email regarding a segment on Chicago’s WGN radio, Am 720 featuring Stanley Kurtz. Apparently the Obama camp does not want the people to hear what this man has to say about Obama’s link to William Ayers, and who knows what else.
Full text of the email is posted below:
In [...]
Filed under: Election 2008 | Tagged: 1st amendment, am720, campaign, chicago, DNC, Election 2008, free speech, McCain, nobama, obama, radio, Stanley kurtz, wgn, william ayers | 2 Comments »
