A new story by the Huffington Post has emerged that sounds really familiar to another story that has been plastered all over the news the last few days.
Remember when Barack said people were “bitter”?
Well, in 1995, it appears that Mrs. Clinton also had a few choice words for white, working class Americans in those same […]

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Once again, Bill Clinton is out on the campaign trail spitting rhetoric and spinning his statements to fit a failed candidacy.
Yesterday, while talking to a packed gym of supporters in Philadelphia, Bill was quoted as saying:
“I think there is a big reason there’s an age difference in a lot of these polls,” he said. “Because […]

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Sen. Barack Obama late last week, made some comments that seems to have brought the political world into a whirlwind of upheaval.  Here is the comment that is causing such a stir…
“It’s not surprising, then, they get bitter, they cling to guns or religion or antipathy to people who aren’t like them or anti-immigrant sentiment […]

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So I am checking out the CNN Political Ticker this morning so get a look at what it is going on and I start to notice a little trend.
Man, they sure are all over this Obama ‘bitter’ remark that is buzzing right now.
Well, after a closer look, I noticed that almost the entire ticker is […]

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According to ABC News, yet another woman has come forward with a report that she was brutally raped in Iraq by KBR/Halliburton employees.
Dawn Laemon, says that she was raped by a U.S. soldier and a KBR employee earlier this year. Dawn has two sons who are on active duty in the military.
She will be telling […]

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Gen. David Petraeus will be addressing the Senate today in two hearings on the Iraq war. Petraeus is set to give a progress report on the war as well as his suggestions on moving forward with the conflict.
Petraeus will first address the Senate Armed Forces Committee where Sen. John McCain and Sen. Hillary Clinton both […]

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In a recent interview with GQ, Karl Rove once again attacked Sen. Barack Obama for not wearing a flag pin on the lapel of his suit.
There is only 1 problem here…….
Karl was not wearing a flag pin on his lapel.
DEPAULO: You’re not wearing a flag pin, Karl.
ROVE: Sometimes I do, sometimes I don’t. But I […]

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Ok, I have seriously heard it all from Gov. Ed Rendell now, but I want you to hear it, just so you can understand that I am not making this up.
While on Fixed News doing an interview, Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell commented that Fox News has by far been the most fair and balanced news […]

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Well, Politivine.com has been online for almost a whole month and things have been going well. The site has progressed quicker than I thought it would, yet not as good as I would like it to.
I have received feedback both good and bad from all sorts of people, and I have been able to steadily […]

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After reading a great post by Greg Palmer over at myDD.com, I started thinking about the upcoming PA primary and was trying to figure out if it would really matter if Sen. Hillary Clinton won it.
In short, no, it really won’t matter.
Sen. Clinton would have to win by such a large margin, which I believe […]

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Maureen Dowd has a great piece in the NY Times today, titled Hillary or Nobody?, in which she talks about the idea that the Clinton’s are down to a “me or nobody” stance on the Democratic primary. And while Maureen may make some valid points in the article, I just don’t see it quite the […]

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The Barack Obama campaign released six years worth of tax returns today, in an attempt to underscore their argument against Sen. Hillary Clinton, as to why she will not release her returns.
You can view Sen. Obama’s returns in full here.
The tax returns appear pretty normal, with the majority of Sen. Obama’s income coming from his […]

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In a speech given last week, Hillary Clinton recalled a time when she was sent to Bosnia during her term as First Lady. When answering a question from a Philadelphia Daily News reporter, Clinton described the trip as she was arriving in Bosnia.
“I remember landing under sniper fire. There was supposed to be some kind […]

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As part of my commitment to the March 19th blog swarm, I agreed that I would write a post today concerning the Iraq war to help show the majority opposition of this war.
As I sit here and write this post, I am having a hard time figuring out what to say, because what else is […]

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Today is a day that will likely go down as a defining moment in America. Today is a day that is likely to be talked about for generations to come. Much like that great day that Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. gave his influential “I Have a Dream” speech, America and the world heard another […]

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