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Showing posts with label Politics. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 8, 2008

French Kiss-off the Olympic Torch







The Olympic Torch made it's way to Paris, France on Monday as part of Beijing's elaborate relay for the upcoming Summer Games. Swarms of protesters disrupted the Torch relay spotlighting China's poor human rights accord and the country's dominance over Tibet. The scene got so bad that the Torch was forcibly extinguished and transported on a bus.

The Mayor of Paris, Bertrand Delanoe has already infuriated Beijing by displaying a banner on city hall declaring that his city supports human rights around the world.

The next stop for this Torch relay is San Francisco, the only stop in all of North America. You can be sure thousands upon thousands of activists will be on hand to dismiss the flame and China's politics. Here's a preview of what to expect as protesters climbed Golden Gate bridge on Monday to display their own message in the United States.

Sunday, March 30, 2008

The Job

A must see and hilarious satirical short film!

One Moment, One Chance



One Woman,
One Leader,
One Moment,
One Time,
One Chance,
One Decision,
One Fighter,
If not now, when?



Wednesday, March 19, 2008

Team Hillary!




Join Team Hillary at
www.hillaryclinton.com

Hillary on HIV/AIDS

This is substance. This is action. The choice is clear. She's been at the front lines fighting Republicans and advocating for highly pressing causes.



"Although all leading presidential candidates were invited, Clinton was the only one to show up for the annual Global Summit on AIDS and the Church. She delivered a bipartisan message that emphasized the role of the church in addressing AIDS."

Full text of Hillary's speech. http://www.hillaryclinton.com/news/speec h/view/?id=4455



Where's Obama in all of this? What has he done? The choice is clear.

Monday, March 17, 2008

Time to Buy Hillary Clinton


Time to Buy Hillary Clinton

By John McIntyre

Three reasons why it may be wise to become bullish on Senator Clinton becoming the next U.S. President.

1) Senator Obama's "problem" in regards to his long-time pastor is a real issue. Brian Ross' report Thursday on Good Morning America, and more importantly the surfacing of the incendiary video(s), make this an explosive subject that will not go quietly away.

2) The very serious meltdown in the financial markets is likely to focus the country's attention on the health, stability and future of the American economy. Fairly or unfairly, Senator Clinton will benefit from her association with Bill Clinton's administration in the prosperous Nineties, and that perceived experience on the economy will stand in stark contrast to Senator Obama's dearth of experience.

3) The mostly unnoticed switch of Puerto Rico from a caucus on June 7 to a primary on June 1, gives Hillary Clinton a very real opportunity to surpass Barack Obama in the popular vote count. If Senator Clinton can "win" the popular vote, this will provide undecided superdelegates ample rationale to go with the less risky general election option of Senator Clinton.

Currently on Intrade Senator Clinton's odds to become the next president stand at 17.9%, down from a 2008 high of 47.5% on January 22. With Senator Obama unlikely to win another primary until May, it is time to be buying Hillary Clinton.

John McIntyre is the co-founder & President of RealClearPolitics. Email: john@realclearpolitics.com

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2008/03/time_to_buy_hillary_clinton.html

Wednesday, March 12, 2008

Obama is No Leader,
Case in Point: MI & FL



Hillary Clinton wants the voices of the people in FL and MI to be heard. She believes that the results of the already held primaries should count or that a new election to supersede the previous result.

In Florida it was the Republican controlled legislature under a Republican Governor that moved up the election, not the people of the state.

Obama wants people to abide by the rules that the DNC had set. The answer is obvious. Rules are important to every society but not every rule is just and we must be conscious to what their intention are.

At one time it was rules that prevented blacks, women from voting. It was rules that prevented women from legally getting abortions. It took great leaders like Susan B. Anthony and Martin Luther King to standup against the establishment against to fight rules that went against the values this country was founded on.

A presidential nominee’s failure to disregard this injustice and disenfranchise millions of voters in order to gain every advantage possible in order to pursue his own political agenda is not leadership, it’s not democratic, it’s not America, and it’s not hope.

Our constitution is amendable and so should some rules in this country, especially if they aren’t just. One would imagine a candidate such as Obama who sells himself on being a candidate of change and a candidate of the people to be at the forefront speaking out against what is happening to the people’s voices in Florida and Michigan.

As an African-American, Obama should be sensitive to the historical roots that prevented his own people from actively participating in the democratic system. Obama often references the accomplishments of leaders like King and sometimes even compares his movement to King’s. Is Obama campaign honoring the life of King and his movement? How does he explain this to the millions of African-Americans and millions of other Americans living in these states? Or is this the kind of hope through politics we can expect from an Obama Presidency?

Just my thoughts,

Felipe O. Infante

Wednesday, March 5, 2008

The Comeback, I told you so!






As predicted, a major Hoorah for Hillary: A Clinton Comeback!

Sergio, Mikey, Alex, Spike - what a bunch a dopes!
She's just getting warmed up fellas...don't f*ck with her! Bitches get sh*t done!

Thursday, February 28, 2008

Hillary, the Fighter: It's not Over!








March 4th: A Clinton Comeback! A Hoorah for Hillary!
An amazing woman with leadership, experience and courage, who has the solutions through action for America. Get the message out to Texas, Ohio, Rhode Island and Vermont! Get on board and be the change you wish to see in the world!

Make calls, contribute, & spread the message! Join Team Hillary at
www.hillaryclinton.com

Sunday, February 24, 2008

Tina Fey on Hillary Clinton


Saturday Night Live's Tina Fey on Hillary Clinton

Get it for Tina Fey speaking the truth on Saturday Night Live's Weekend Update. Why are women bitches and men leaders? Guys are assholes! Let's Keep this momentum going and help out our girl! It's not too late, get on board Texas, Ohio and Pennsylvania!

Thursday, February 21, 2008

Must-see Hillary video!

Change is coming, a chance is here. Do your part to create change.



This year, the most experienced candidate for president with proven leadership and courage happens to be a woman. I firmly believe there's a national campaign to keep this woman from getting elected to the highest office in the world. She may not be as eloquent as Senator Obama, but she can deliver solutions through action.

Wednesday, February 20, 2008

There will be a new Bush in the White House


.
..and it belongs to Hillary Clinton


Hillary Clinton chain email of Hope and Transformation

Can one person really make a difference? This presidential campaign isn’t nearly finished and now is the time for you to step up and take action.

Hillary Clinton is not running for President alone, she’s running alongside the people of this country who are eager and fighting to bring change to the United States.

Our country needs the leadership of an individual who can deliver solutions through action. Her strength is further motivated by her love for this great country. Senator Clinton’s 35 years of experience in public service is further complemented by her character and intelligence, which make her the ideal person to fill the hope of the American people with action and effectively transformation this land into an even greater nation.

I have a genuine sense of love and trust for Senator Clinton and so I turn to you to ask you for your support. I am hopeful that Hillary, you and I really can make a difference.

This is your opportunity to take action and support in the following ways:

1) Vote for Hillary!

2) Register to be part of Clinton Campaign at http://www.hillaryclinton.com/

3) Contribute to the Clinton Campaign at http://www.hillaryclinton.com/

4) Participate in local Clinton events, find them at http://www.hillaryclinton.com/

5) Make a fan made video showing to show America your support for Clinton!

6) Write to super delegates, let them know Hillary is your candidate and theirs!

7) Forward this message to your friends and family: one person can make a difference! Spread this message across America and around the world!

I do not serve on Hillary’s campaign. I am a person who believes in this country and in Hillary’s ability to unite and lead it.

Spread this message across America and around the world!

Felipe O. Infante

Pasadena, California

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