Article: US Politics

The Republicans have brought back the racism widely practiced in America during the civil rights days of Dr. Martin Luther King in which Africans Americans and other people of color were hated and treated as sub-humans in America. In April 2008, the media reported that members of the Ku Klux Klan in Alabama, Mississippi and South Carolina declared their support for Sen. McCain.

By any indicator–intellect, character, prudence, demeanor, or competence–Barack Obama is clearly not only head and shoulders above John McCain, but he’s one of the most impressive presidential candidates in the history of this nation. So what American voters have to decide at this pivotal point in our history, is how much do they truly love America. It’s time that we really embrace this question, instead of simply paying lip service to it.

Palin’s response reminds me of a woman who’s been caught committing adultery, then when her husband confronts her with it the next day, she tells him that he’s going to destroy their marriage if he doesn’t learn to stop dwelling on the past. The problem with that philosophy is if you never look back, you never learn anything; but the beauty of it is, you’re never held accountable for your actions–and Republicans need that accommodation desperately, because if the American people ever start looking back, their through.

The parties have asked the federal court to schedule a hearing as soon as possible and to enter an immediate temporary injunction barring further purges under these programs.

Mr. Straight Talk blows with the wind. Senator McCain can’t clean-up Washington, because he is part of the Beltway’s political cesspool. The current foreclosure crisis is an extension of the Republican deregulation movement which gave us the corporate scandals of WorldCom and Enron.

"No-Match, No-Vote" Law Draws Criticism

By BILL KACZOR

Sum Since millions of Black Americans were barred from even registering to vote in many parts of our country for so long, not voting dishonors the sacrifice and struggle of those who fought long and hard for this citizenship right.

The event will showcase the diversity of Obama’s supporters and champion his work in to advance community building, environmental justice, and educational and economic opportunities for all people.

Mohammed was excommunicated by his father. He embraced the World Community of al-Islam in the West the following year.

Obama’s convention will doubtless erase this temporary deficit, but the Republican conclave will, doubtless erase this erasure