Wednesday, October 15, 2008

Score One for The Home Team



Politics:

Debate Night ended with a aggressive performance by Republican candidate, John Mccain, going on the offense toward Democrat's, Barrack Obama. Mccain air out several controversial subject such as Obama's William Ayers relationship, his ACORN affiliation, Obama's track record in the Senate, and other topics that separate the candidate's views. Although this was Mccain's best debate performance, Obama managed to hold a poised and persistence debate while he repeated his plans for the American public and the economy. Mccain was also more detailed than the last two debates, but according to some post debate polls, wasn't as convincing to independent voters as needed. 57% felt that Obama would make a better President, while 39% favored Mccain. There's still 19 days left till election, so it's still anyone's race.

Tuesday, October 14, 2008

Debate Night on CNN





Politics:

CNN will host the last Presidential Debate before the stretch to the White House. Democrat nominee Barrack Obama leads Republican candidate John Mccain in national polls by nearly a double digit margin according to some polls. Although it's still anyone's race, political analysis say that this could be John Mccain's last opportunity to appeal to swing democratic and independent voters on a mass scale. The Obama campaign as been out spending Mccain in advertising dollars as much as 4 to 1 in some toss up states, and analysis say this could be a vital variable as well as the economic in bringing Obama the election and the seat in the White House.

Wednesday, October 1, 2008

Get Your Money !

Finances and Politics:


According to the Center for Public Policy Priorities, over 55,000 veterans and retirees are eligible to receive a combined $16.4 million in unclaimed stimulus checks.

This information was retrieved from Senator Rodney Ellis 2008 Legislative Report. Ellis is serving his 6th year on the state senate board representing district 13. He was a notiable figure in the Hurricane Ike recover and continues fight courageously for not only his district, but the entire city of Houston and the state of Texas as well.