February 2012
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Contraception: Some Belated Thoughts
So I have no clue how to feel about this contraception controversy that’s happening in Washington between Obama and Catholic Bishops, Republicans and Democrats, Democrats and Democrats.
Basically, the way I understand it, Obamacare (Affordable Care Act), that was signed into law in 2010, promised that women’s health services (including contraception) would have to be provided by all...
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2012 Republican Presidential Race: A Self-Created...
[I literally just spent the last four hours going over election data for the last 9 primary contests because I have the time and I can.]
So let’s recap who’s won what so far in this race:
Romney wins Iowa then wins New Hampshire. True winner of Iowa declared to be Santorum. Gingrich wins South Carolina. Romney surges back with wins in Florida and Nevada. Santorum stuns with 3 wins in...
January 2012
4 posts
2012 Republican Presidential Race: South Carolina
This race has become so entertaining to follow, I don’t remember 2008 being this enjoyable and interesting! Of the 6 Republicans that competed in New Hampshire, only 4 remain going into South Carolina. Despite my predictions that Huntsman would likely stay on, he bowed out and endorsed Romney while yesterday, Rick Perry dropped out (for real this time) and endorsed Newt Gingrich. A margin of...
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2012 Republican Presidential Race: Rick Perry and...
New Hampshire happened yesterday and I suppose the big news is that Buddy Roemer almost beat Rick Perry if he could have garnered 800 or so more votes. Poor Buddy. Or actually probably more apt to say: Poor Rick.
All joking aside, the results came out exactly the way people said it was going to turn out: Romney, Paul, Hunstman in that order. Big whoop. Like I said in my previous post, this will...
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2012 Republican Presidential Race: New Hampshire
I guess let’s review what happened in Iowa last Tuesday. It was an exciting night (if elections and stuff excite you) to say the least, and the CNN commentary made it all the more better. The result was extraordinary, both Romney and Santorum did better than expected, leading to an eight-vote margin ‘win’ for Romney. The results left Ron Paul hanging at third, Gingrich at fourth,...
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2012 Republican Presidential Race
I am supremely bored at the moment, trying to entertain guests for the holiday season, guests who quite frankly don’t seem to understand that the holiday season has PASSED at the world has moved on. So I decided to write this, revive this failed age old blog, which will fail again due to lack of effort. I also realize that most all of my audience and the audience of my personal blog (which...
July 2010
9 posts
Today's news in 20 words.
BP CEO fired. Gov. thinks Jersey Shore = no-no. secret documents revealed about Afghanistan War. Apple still thinks they rule world.
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North Korea Threatens U.S. before War Games →
1. ITS THE EFFIN EAST SEA NOT THE SEA OF JAPAN
2. I can’t help but feel sorry for the S. Koreans. They have so little political clout that U.S. has to do all the negotiating for them and since the U.S. usually goes for their own interest, S. Korea=screwed.
3. To North Korea: What’s more threatening, getting a ship blown up by your enemy? (what N. Korea did to S. Korea) or your enemy...
First Asian American Head Justice of California!! →
But I don’t know why this hasn’t happened earlier in California’s history……
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So the owner of Facebook is...? →
moral of the story…be careful where you sign be careful what you give to others to sign!
Today's news in 20 words.
Lohan starts jail. USDA official firing controversy. Glenn Beck blind = one year. Senate v. unemployment benefits over. Mel Gibson still crazy.
First Post.
Hey people, my name is Steven and I live in San Bernardino. I’m a high school student, going to be a junior in a couple of weeks.
My family is from the middle-class and I’ve been a self-described liberal ever since I’ve been interested in politics.
This blog is not anything professional, just a way for me to share my political and social thoughts to the public. With that said,...
