I think I can say with certainty that all of America is tired of this presidential election and glad it is over, regardless of the outcome. This election has been the longest, most expensive presidential election in history; $5.3 billion were spent on the whole 2008 election cycle, $2.4 billion on the presidential race, $1.5 [...]

Well, tomorrow is the big day for Republicans; of course, for Democrats, you get to “Win It on Wednesday!” as opposed to Republicans who vote on Tuesday. *cough*

Now that we are at the end of this, the longest and most expensive election cycle in history ($5.3 billion? Are you kidding me??) with a record $1 [...]

Please pardon my absence over the past eight days; my computer is having issues, and unfortunately, they are still ongoing, sucking up precious time and energy. My computer is nearly eight years old, though, so some problems are expected to arise; however, it appears that it’s the newest of my four hard drives that is [...]

A few days ago while listening to some congressmen and senators were talking about how their constituencies became more “half and half” on the bailout bill, I couldn’t help but wonder how that would even be possible, given the overwhelming lack of support in the polls. Then it hit me: we may be the ones [...]

The recent economic crisis has led Senator Obama to hint that he may not raise taxes as president because that would put undue strain on Americans and the already weakened economy. However, before this marked downturn, he was all for raising taxes during the media-driven “recession”. I can’t help but wonder, though, how it is [...]