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US elections 2008: Change for the sake of change is not always good
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Have we been changewashed? Don't get me wrong, I agree that there are a many things that must be changed in this great country of ours in order to regain face and our economic viability in the eyes of the rest of the wo...read more
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FAMILY: PARTIES Which candidate will get my vote as well as the votes of voters like me? RON PAUL is no longer an option. OBAMA and CLINTON are stimulating and exciting but what about substance and realism of their ...read more
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Change in our nation's capitol can be good for us all if there is one person out there who via a strong willed, wily, crafty, experienced infighter who will not wilt in the face of threats and character assassination attem...read more
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I'm outraged at what is going on in our country about the whole Obama and company scenario. If the pastor of my church said one negative thing about anyone, I would have found another church. If you are sincere about att...read more
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by melias
Change For the Sake of Improvement Is Always Good: The moment finally came, after close to eight years of power, President George W. Bush finally received word that he in fact can finally can say that he is number one o...read more
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by Fisher King
Americans are screaming for change right now and rightly so. They are sick and tired of being mired in the Bush era where America is now in deep trouble economically and militarily. However, I want to caution you America!...read more
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by Grace Kahn
The only change I hear Obama talking about is withdrawing our troops out of Iraq, this does not surprise me. What does surprise me is no one has brought up the fact that he was raised Muslim affiliates himself with a so ca...read more
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by Paul Tetuan
One of the buzz words in this election is the word "change". Senator Obama is using this one so effectively that he will most likely win the Democratic nomination for President. He may even win the election on the streng...read more
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