Archive for the ‘voter’ Category

Something to think about…
August 20, 2007

This video was recently posted on Daily Kos and I thought it would be interesting for our readers to see it for themselves here!

Live from Columbia, SC . . .
July 26, 2007

The heat outside can’t compete with the intensity inside the Russell House on the campus of the University of South Carolina. This weekend, USC’s campus will be the center of the political world as candidates come prepared to get their messages out to the students. Pulling into campus, I immediately noticed the massive Obama posters [...]

When the Right Attacks…
June 28, 2007

contributed by Nathan Lean I’m going to put myself out on a limb here–it happens from time to time when I feel a moral obligation to defend an injustice. When fear of controversy silences our desire to speak out, we have been robbed of our ability to create change. The political world took a low [...]

Youth, voting, and the Iraq war
June 19, 2007

by Nathan Lean Harvard’s Institute of Politics recently reported that when it comes to the ever-chased “youth vote,” Sen. Barack Obama leads the field of Democrats along with Republican Presidential nominee Rudy Giuliani. As I read, and then re-read the report, I was struck with a strange sensation of fear and utter concern. The juxtaposition [...]

War Games: the pre-emptive punch and fair play
June 4, 2007

If you love the notion of a war, if you stand to make a profit from it, your kids are gone.

Rock with Barack refines its message!
May 16, 2007

As I began my usual morning activities of surfing the Obama website, watching the YouTube videos of speeches and promos for hours on end, losing track of time after having read blogs and new articles related to the Senator, and missed my afternoon classes as a result, a certain image kept coming back to my [...]

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