The 2008 U.S. Presidential election just keeps on getting more and more interesting with every passing day. Of course this pace cannot continue, and now that both parties have set their full tickets things will settle down a bit to the serious campaigning, particularly once next week's Republican National Convention passes. But what presumptive … Continue reading Democratic ticket Palin by comparison
Bill & Hill’s mile-high show
Hillary Clinton prepping for her 2008 DNC speech The Democratic National Convention winds down today in Denver, Colorado, culminating with tonight's acceptance speech by Barrack Obama. In that speech, Senator Obama must go further than he has at any time in his campaign to this point. He must speak to those 'swing' voters, the true … Continue reading Bill & Hill’s mile-high show
Catholicism: It’s the ‘hard’ that makes it great
This past weekend, presumptive Democratic Presidential nominee Barack Obama announced that Senator Joe Biden of Delaware would be his running mate. One of the things being touted about Biden is that he is Irish-Catholic. I don't know if this is a harking back to the good ol' JFK days for Dems, or if it is … Continue reading Catholicism: It’s the ‘hard’ that makes it great
Unions want to know your secret
I am going to preface this posting with the disclaimer that my wife is a longtime member of the Teamsters union. At times in the past she has been directly involved with the contract negotiations for her co-workers at her company (I would jokingly call her 'Norma Rae' during these periods), and she is … Continue reading Unions want to know your secret
Veepstakes: Does it matter?
Senator Joe Biden of Delaware could be the 2008 Dem VP nominee The Democratic National Convention kicks off next Monday, August 25th, in Denver and the increasingly ultra-liberal Democratic Party will select Barack Obama as their nominee for the Presidency of the United States. The Republican National Convention will then get underway the following week, … Continue reading Veepstakes: Does it matter?
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