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This news broadcast by "The Onion" is more realistic of how the news is spinning us to death with B.S! We are run by a one party rule and they answer to Corporations so if you don't realize   more...this by now you probably will never realize it until its directly interrupting your personal lives.....  less

The Heat is on Sarah Palin, McCain in 2008 Presidential Election/Campaign

Election 2008 Danny Ray talks about GPW and how National Nap Time can help solve the energy problem. Remember a vote for Danny Ray is a vote for a nap!!!

Senator John Edwards answers a reporter's question regarding where he thinks his South Carolina more... Campaign 2008 stands in South Carolina. 10/11/07

Hillary and Bill team up to spoof the final episode of "The Sopranos" set to Journey's "Don't Stop Believin."

Keith Olbermann gives his take on Mc Cains presidential bid and his attacks on Obama. Keith Olbermann tells it as he sees it... I love this guy!

Part 3 - Ron Paul Addresses the rEVOLution at USC Campaign Rally - Sep 2007

2008 candidate Ron Paul speaks at USC

The Republican presidential candidate addressed a crowd of students and supporters about   more...key campaign issues.

"Thank you for inviting me to the revolution," Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul said to a crowd of supporters and curious bystanders in front of Tommy Trojan Wednesday afternoon.

The gathering, sponsored by Program Board, attracted students and adults from throughout the Los Angeles area, many of whom were roused to cheer every time the 10-term congressman from Texas heralded points on his libertarian agenda.

Nearly all Paul's policies are based in libertarianism, a political ideology based on individual rights, small government and free markets. While some issues include lower taxes, the dismantling of federal departments and an elimination of spying programs, many of his positions, such as his belief that non-violent drug offenders should be released from prison, break with those of the mainstream Republican base. His most contentious platform is his belief that the United States should immediately withdraw all troops from Iraq, a position he has held since the start of the conflict in 2003.

"He is a libertarian who has found his place in the Republican Party," said Jeffrey Hubbard, organizer of the event and a senior majoring political science and philosophy. "He is trying to bring the party back to a purer form of Republicanism."  less

Part 4 - Ron Paul Addresses the rEVOLution at USC Campaign Rally - Sep 2007

2008 candidate Ron Paul speaks at USC

The Republican presidential candidate addressed a crowd of students and supporters about   more...key campaign issues.

"Thank you for inviting me to the revolution," Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul said to a crowd of supporters and curious bystanders in front of Tommy Trojan Wednesday afternoon.

The gathering, sponsored by Program Board, attracted students and adults from throughout the Los Angeles area, many of whom were roused to cheer every time the 10-term congressman from Texas heralded points on his libertarian agenda.

Nearly all Paul's policies are based in libertarianism, a political ideology based on individual rights, small government and free markets. While some issues include lower taxes, the dismantling of federal departments and an elimination of spying programs, many of his positions, such as his belief that non-violent drug offenders should be released from prison, break with those of the mainstream Republican base. His most contentious platform is his belief that the United States should immediately withdraw all troops from Iraq, a position he has held since the start of the conflict in 2003.

"He is a libertarian who has found his place in the Republican Party," said Jeffrey Hubbard, organizer of the event and a senior majoring political science and philosophy. "He is trying to bring the party back to a purer form of Republicanism."  less

Part 2 - Ron Paul Addresses the rEVOLution at USC Campaign Rally - Sep 2007

2008 candidate Ron Paul speaks at USC

The Republican presidential candidate addressed a crowd of students and supporters about   more...key campaign issues.

"Thank you for inviting me to the revolution," Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul said to a crowd of supporters and curious bystanders in front of Tommy Trojan Wednesday afternoon.

The gathering, sponsored by Program Board, attracted students and adults from throughout the Los Angeles area, many of whom were roused to cheer every time the 10-term congressman from Texas heralded points on his libertarian agenda.

Nearly all Paul's policies are based in libertarianism, a political ideology based on individual rights, small government and free markets. While some issues include lower taxes, the dismantling of federal departments and an elimination of spying programs, many of his positions, such as his belief that non-violent drug offenders should be released from prison, break with those of the mainstream Republican base. His most contentious platform is his belief that the United States should immediately withdraw all troops from Iraq, a position he has held since the start of the conflict in 2003.

"He is a libertarian who has found his place in the Republican Party," said Jeffrey Hubbard, organizer of the event and a senior majoring political science and philosophy. "He is trying to bring the party back to a purer form of Republicanism."  less

Part 1 - Ron Paul Addresses the rEVOLution at USC Campaign Rally - Sep 2007

2008 candidate Ron Paul speaks at USC

The Republican presidential candidate addressed a crowd of students and supporters about   more...key campaign issues.

"Thank you for inviting me to the revolution," Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul said to a crowd of supporters and curious bystanders in front of Tommy Trojan Wednesday afternoon.

The gathering, sponsored by Program Board, attracted students and adults from throughout the Los Angeles area, many of whom were roused to cheer every time the 10-term congressman from Texas heralded points on his libertarian agenda.

Nearly all Paul's policies are based in libertarianism, a political ideology based on individual rights, small government and free markets. While some issues include lower taxes, the dismantling of federal departments and an elimination of spying programs, many of his positions, such as his belief that non-violent drug offenders should be released from prison, break with those of the mainstream Republican base. His most contentious platform is his belief that the United States should immediately withdraw all troops from Iraq, a position he has held since the start of the conflict in 2003.

"He is a libertarian who has found his place in the Republican Party," said Jeffrey Hubbard, organizer of the event and a senior majoring political science and philosophy. "He is trying to bring the party back to a purer form of Republicanism."  less

I am sure this is going to piss off more than enough people, but that is what politics is for. To piss people off.

Problem is, most of the pissed off people just sit around bitching about how pissed off   more...they are instead of actually doing something about it.

Here is your chance: this upcoming presidential election VOTE!!!!! Go to the polls, cast your ballot, and do something about the future of your country. No one else is going to do it for you.

If it takes a video like this to get someone pissed off enough to get off of their ass to vote (Oregonians need not apply as they have ballots mailed to them) then my job is done.

You don't vote, then don't bitch about how the country is being run. The whole "I don't vote so I can complain about the decision other people made" excuse is bullshit. It is rationalizing a conscious decision to remain inactive in the process that makes the country great.

If you vote and your candidate loses, then you have a right to bitch SOME. Not all, but some. Yes, maybe you were right, maybe the majority should have voted your way. But think of this; would you want to listen to all the sore losers if your candidate did win?

Don't like how the election turned out? Campaign harder next time. Talk to people. Intelligently, mind you. Don't brow beat them into voting for your candidate.

That is all. Enjoy the video, get pissed off, browbeat me in the comments, what have you.  less

I am starting a series on reviewing the USA presidential candidates. These are my opnions hopefully they will help you a little. At the very least i am hoping it makes you go out and look at some of   more...the candidates.  less

Background info on Barack Obama!

http://www.FiscalHelp.net Ever since Sarah Palin was named as John McCain's running mate, her autobiography has been in high demand.

Barack Hussein Obama compared Gov. Sarah Palin to lipstick on a pig (9/09/2008.)

barrack hussein oabam must not become president of the United States of America and we at ObamaMustNotWin.com are going to stop him. Come see his flip flops and find out why obama must be stopped!

Ron Paul Campaign for Liberty Announcement (June 13th 2008) The revolution has begun!

A commentary on the 2008 Democratic contest between Obama and Clinton.

I suspect the Clinton campaign is busy taking notes on how to do this.

Even if Hillary was a charsmatic and convincing candidate, her fans would lose the election for her.

Americas (and to a lesser extent the world's) only hope.

Campaign America is regarding John Edwards' campaign to restore America's moral authority to lead the world. To get the full impact of this video, it should be seen on a full screen.

My 2¢