The situation in Dallas is extremely disturbing to me. The State of Illinois went through with a similar thing resulting a Republican governor putting a halt to death sentences. Should we wonder why the underclass in America doesn't trust the criminal justice system in our country?

Posted at July 30, 2008 11:12 AM in response to The Daily Muck

>>Obama has used the internet with great success to finance and organize volunteers for his campaign.

Agree completely but isn't the 2008 Obama campaign just picking up with internet fundraising where the 2004 Howard Dean campaign left off? Shouldn't we give a tip of the hat for the getting ball rolling to Joe Trippi? I think yes. Obama represents change plus his magnetism allow him to connect at the grass roots level; however, without the means in place to cheaply do grassroots fundraising on such a vast scale, I think Obama still plods along. The revolution is that Bush's $100k pioneers pale in comparison to the financial muscle of the vast popular hoard supporting Obama.

Posted at May 17, 2008 4:03 PM in response to Obama and the Internet May Change American Politics FOREVER.

Nicely done.

Posted at May 17, 2008 3:56 PM in response to Brutal House GOP Primary Getting Nastier Everyday

McCain has massively repackaged himself from an independent maverick to a neocon tool. As the left pulls up quote after quote from the old McCain transposed against quotes from the McCain now running for president, Johnny will have lots of splaining to do.

Posted at May 17, 2008 2:44 PM in response to Was McCain For Negotiating With Hamas Before He Was Against It?