Published in January 21st, 2009

Posted by in Current affairs, Obama, US presidential elections

January 20th, 2009, is certainly one of the biggest days in American history and the history of the world. All the credit goes to the American people. Once again, America has shown to the world that democracy works.
Today is not a day of victory of Blacks against Whites, but a day of justice and equality. [...]

If you are threatened by a man, sleep at night, if it is a woman then stay awake

Published in November 13th, 2008

Posted by in McCain, Sarah Palin, US presidential elections

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There are many ways of coping with a loss. Some people find their way by using humor, like John McCain did to deal with his presidential defeat.
Some, like Sarah Palin, seem to talk more to the press now than during the election campaign. This is a time for her to restore her “image” after a [...]

Only a stranger who doesn’t know the village marries the witch of the village.

Published in November 10th, 2008

Posted by in McCain, Politics, Sarah Palin, US presidential elections

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All kinds of speculation are going around about Sarah Palin from “anonymous sources” close to the McCain campaign. Before the elections, she was called a “diva” by one of John McCain’s staff. After losing the election, things seem to have gotten even more nasty: the blame game and all kind of revelations such as the [...]

Hot water doesn’t burn a cloth.

Published in November 9th, 2008

Posted by in Economy, Obama, US presidential elections

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The newly elected President of the United States, Barack Obama, held his first press conference on Friday to talk about the transition period and the current economic news. President Obama knew what to expect from the legacy of George Bush’s administration. The economy is bad: people losing their homes, unemployment increasing, and thousands of jobs [...]

An old banana leaf was once young and green.

Published in November 7th, 2008

Posted by in McCain, US presidential elections

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John McCain’s conceding speech was one of the most eloquent speeches that I have ever seen in American politics.
The two presidential candidates love their country. Clearly their visions were different. After losing the elections, the blame game started. Many people think that John McCain’s age was a problem, that he was less aggressive [...]

When you barbecue an elephant, every person in the village gets a piece of meat.

Published in November 6th, 2008

Posted by in Obama, US presidential elections

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President Obama was elected a couple of days ago. Today symbolizes the new era, the beginning of the transition between the incoming administration and the outgoing administration until the inauguration day on the 20th of January, 2009. Meanwhile, President Obama is consulting with people to build his new [...]

If a child wants to touch fire, let him touch it; he will learn that fire burns.

Published in November 6th, 2008

Posted by in Humor, US presidential elections

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Election fever! A Chapel Hill, NC, 9 year old kid was shocked while stealing McCain yard signs.
After McCain supporter Shawn Turschak’s signs disappeared, he took steps to protect them by hooking them up to a power source from an electric pet fence.
Watch and judge for yourself:

Fanaticism can lead to tragedy. For sure, the young boy [...]

Only death itself can end our hope.

Published in November 5th, 2008

Posted by in Obama, Politics, US presidential elections

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Congratulations to Barack Obama for being elected the 44th President of the United States. The country has come so far to be where it is today. But tomorrow is another day — more challenges are coming ahead. America has [...]

Ashes will always blow back into the face of the person who throws them.

Published in November 5th, 2008

Posted by in Sarah Palin, US presidential elections

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Today is a great day for democracy in America. The McCain campaign lost the elections. Sarah Palin must learn from her mistakes. The American people reject the race card and reject taking the dark road to win an election. As the Ashanti of Ghana say, “Ashes will always blow back into the face of [...]

If the heart is sad, tears will flow.

Published in November 4th, 2008

Posted by in Obama, US presidential elections

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It is very sad to hear that Senator Barack Obama’s grandmother passed away in Hawaii, even though we all knew that she was gravely ill. Madelyn Payne Dunham played an important role in the life of her grandson. She was about to witness her grandson become the President of the United States. She [...]

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