The American people saw a truly detailed debate last night between this year's presidential candidates, and we are all better off because of it.
John McCain showed that he still has some detail left in him, and Barack Obama showed that he is certainly capable enough to stand on the stage at this level.
Regardless of the outcome, American voters should be grateful for a look into this critical process.
It is a commentary on why we still remain the greatest democracy on the face of the earth.
Saturday, September 27, 2008
Senator Kennedy Returns Home
Senator Kennedy returned home from the hospital last night after a mild seizure caused by an adjustment in his medication. All Americans, regardless of their political views, send their wishes to the Lion of the Senate, as he fights his illness.
Friday, September 26, 2008
Sarah Palin's Recent Comments On Israel Are Cluttered and Wacky
If you can find a sequential response that makes any sense in this portion of Sarah Palin's Katie Couric Interview on CBS about America's ability to disagree with Israel, then you are a better person than I am.
Sarah Palin's Problems Make Her A Risky Choice
Sarah Palin's litany of difficulties make her nomination for Vice-President increasingly hard to believe.
Sarah Palin's Discussions Show Weaknesses and Naivete
The Republican Vice-Presidential candidate, in her interview with Charles Gibson of ABC, demonstrated a terribly naive grasp of national and international affairs.
Biden Will Continue To Check McCain Facts
Senator Joe Biden, while acknowledging the gentlemanly friendship that he and Senator John McCain have had for years in the Senate, will continue to point out inaccuracies in John McCain's record. This is not inappropriate. In fact, it is quite common in presidential election years.
Obama Should Be Seen As A Candidate, Not A Black Candidate
Citizens with an open mind believe Senator Barack Obama should be judged as a candidate with ideas, not simply as a black candidate, as comedian Chris Rock recently shared with Larry King.
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