In the past two Presidential elections, voter confidence has been compromised. The adoption of electronic voting machines and inherent flaws in the process... Read more »
It’s Never Too Late To Impeach Cheney
Talk of impeachment has been in the news a lot recently, and this discussion is not only limited to the current President. Dennis Kucinich is currently sponsoring a bill... Read more »
The Politics Of Fear
We're gearing up for another presidential campaign, and we have some serious domestic issues on our hands... Read more »
High Times and No Misnomers: The Case Against Ann Coulter
Much has been written about the conservative ideologue Ann Coulter, most of it negative. Her critics generally paint her as a harmless, if not foul, voice of an older generation... Read more »
A Little Controversy Never Hurt
All Presidential elections, both past and present, have always had candidates from both parties with major controversies in their history... Read more »
The Power Of One
In the last Presidential election apathy was the order of the day. Many people saw their vote as almost meaningless... Read more »
Ron Paul : Stop Dreaming
Obama Versus Clinton
Freddy Boy
A familiar face from the hit TV series Law and Order will be popping up on your screen soon, in the form of a 2008 Republican Candidate for the Presidential Election. Fred Thompson, a lawyer, famous actor, and former Tennessee U.S. Senator announced on September 5, 2007... Read more »
Oh, Hillary
With new candidates coming out of the woodwork seemingly almost daily, the 2008 presidential election is forecasted to be a heavily contested one. The two primary parties, Democrats and Republicans, both find themselves in an internal struggle to produce a worthy candidate. Read more »
The Importance of Voters
Voters are the central core to any election. Without voters no democracy could take place, and there would in turn be no election. At some time during every presidential campaign the topic of voter turnout becomes important, this election will be no different. Read more »