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You might have heard about this already. The democratic national convention is being held in Denver this year. Barack is going to be nominated to be the Democratic Nominee for President. Because of how popular the event is expected to be, he has decided to hold the ceremony in a stadium in Colorado.
Now for the [...]

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Kevin Powell, a member of the real world’s very first season, is running for Congress in NY.(link, link)
I don’t think I feel good about this on the whole. Reagan was the first actor President. While some (conservatives) would say he was a good President, he opened the door for others to follow after him.  I [...]

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They are one of two things:

Dreadfully uninformed
Liars.

The media has been hyping the importance of independent or undecided voters in the coming election. I can’t stand these people. I would argue most of them actually do know who they want to vote for. People have an inherent need to feel important. Once you have labled yourself [...]

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VP from VA

How great is this picture?

It is the “short list” according to MSNBC of Obama’s VP potentials. VA residents you will notice two faces in particular. That is current Democratic Governor Tim Kaine, and to his right beloved former Democratic Governor and Current VA Senate Candidate Mark Warner.
How proud would I be to have a VP [...]

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The number one issue for Americans currently is the economy. Number two is Iraq. See Poll here, scroll down to issue tracker.
Three is health care. Of the top three issues, none of those fall favorably for the Republicans.
The moneyed interest on the right has ensured the banks are protected while consumers are fleeced. And the [...]

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McCaingry

Here is the worst kept secret in the GOP. McCain has a huge temper. He has been known to outright cuss out other politicians. And he visibly gets angry is someone really rattles him.
The reason you don’t know this is that the Dem candidates are still too busy fighting each other that they haven’t had [...]

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With the primary in PA, and all the others, the media tends to focus on the polling results of whether voters would support the other democratic candidate if their choice lost. The numbers are scary high on both sides, if you believe them.
I simply don’t. I think Hillary voters say they would not support Obama [...]

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By now, everyone has heard of superdelegates and how important they are to the democratic nominee selection process.
They are party leaders, and important players in the Democratic party and their votes in total make up 20% of the vote for selection the nominee.
A couple of my friends have brought up how it seems funny for [...]

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The Washington Post had an opinion piece that noted Virginia was one of the states likely to go from red to blue in the upcoming election.
The reasons? We have voted for two democratic governors in a row- Mark Warner and then Tim Kaine. This past election we voted to replace Senator Allen, a republican, with [...]

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A couple big cases coming up before the court soon.

DC Gun Ban/2nd Amendment
DC enacted a ban on handguns and requiring strict rules for keeping shotguns. The Supreme Court is going to rule on whether that is against the second amendment, or whether the second amendment only allows for militias to keep weapons.
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The court [...]

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