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
We’re not supposed to mention race…but I’m gonna
Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama at Democratic primary debates in Philadelphia during October 2007 When evaluating someone as a person, or professionally, or for a position, their race should not matter, right? Almost everyone would agree with this statement. Not all people, but most everyone, no matter their background. Certainly this would be most folk’s … Continue reading We’re not supposed to mention race…but I’m gonna
John McCain for President
It has now been over a month since Mitt Romney ended his quest for the Republican Presidential nomination, and in the ensuing month leading candidate John McCain has dominated the only remaining contender, Mike Huckabee. The nomination is McCain’s. He has earned it fair and square, by coming out as the last man standing … Continue reading John McCain for President
The great GOP race of 2008
There will be no bigger topic during the 2008 year than the U.S. Presidential election. No matter what else happens in the world this year, the selection of the person who will lead the greatest nation on the planet at this time in our world's history is going to have far-reaching effects. Those will be … Continue reading The great GOP race of 2008
Can Mike Huckabee go the distance?
Over the past month or so the nation's pundits, broadcasters, and editorialists have been broad-sided by the sudden rise in popularity among grass-roots Republican voters of former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee. Question really should be, why is this such a surprise to them? For months, Republican voters have been telling anyone who will listen to … Continue reading Can Mike Huckabee go the distance?
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