Inauguration Day 2009
Well it isn’t from D.C. but there was still some time taken out of the day to watch the swearing in ceremony of Barack Obama and Joe Biden as President and Vice President and the following speech. Well, good luck.
Well it isn’t from D.C. but there was still some time taken out of the day to watch the swearing in ceremony of Barack Obama and Joe Biden as President and Vice President and the following speech. Well, good luck.
This comes from a post by Lillymon about what’s happening in Gaza. Must be a great way to start a new year. I agree with most of what is said and in the comments the author offered permission to repost it, so here goes (or read it with comments on deviantArt):
Firstly, I didn't want to [...]
So while other major events in the world have dominated the news, some Americans still decided to rally outside of their local brick and motor stores for great “Black Friday” deals, and given these hard economic times the last thing the stores want to do is deprive you useless crap at bargain prices; don’t let [...]
After just Youtubing the 2009 Honda Fit to see what changes Honda made to my car all I can say is that I’m glad I bought my Fit last year.
Barack Obama Wins the 2008 Election and will be the 44th President of the United States
Is this over? All of this wasn’t for nothing, even if Barack Obama lost, a good portion of the country was motivated behind a cause. And it isn’t over, not yet, the real work is still to come.
Plenty of people [...]
Ohio has been called for Barack Obama, and while no one will call the election for Barack Obama, John McCain can’t win. Look at the maps below using currently called states and some projected states as well.
Well it’s almost over, Campaign 2008: it’s Election Day, and after almost two years of campaigning it’s finally time to choose the next President, and vote for other things as well.
Well after starting at Imirage as an intern in May or June of 2006 at the Farm Bureau road building, things have almost, come full circle with Advance Website: instead of being the back of the same building on Farm Bureau road, we’re in the front!
So last Friday there was quite an interview between Michele Bachmann, a congresswoman from Minnesota and Chris Mathews on Hardball that went from Barack Obama’s association with Bill Ayers to calling on the media to look into if there are elected members of Congress that have anti-American views.
On Electoral-Vote.com, for October 10, there was a small summary of a story posted by Chris Bowers about how MSNBC, CNN and other ‘big’ news groups haven’t put Obama over 270 electoral votes, despite leading in battleground state polls; maybe out of fear of pro or anti agendas being tossed to them.