January 27, 2009 – 3:27 pm
Campaigning again–this time for your support for Americas energy independence. Sarah believes that becoming more independent in terms of energy use in the 21st century is an essential cornerstone that will help build a better America.
Sarah’s beliefs:
^Energy independence
^Fighting for freedom through
-Integrity
-Innovation
-and determination
^Building a better future through
-Health Care
-Education
-And Government Reform
SarahPAC (official website) has been registered in Virginia and has been compared to Hillary Clinton’s (http://www.hillpac.com/) HillPAC. One of the essential characteristics of the plan is to help raise money for the Republican party.
Sarah Palin has become famous and still wields quite a powerful presence. There are many attentive ears listening to what Sarah Palin has to say. Time will tell what unfolds for Sarah, however in the mean time she is gathering momentum with over 465,665 followers on Facebook and a growing list of supporters.
Listen to what Sarah Palin had to say in her campaign as the Presidential Running Mate in times past…
January 26, 2009 – 9:58 am
VINCENT AMALVY: O.K., this picture of Bush is very famous, no? Very famous. The moment is unbelievably strong. The guy has just heard something. I was in Paris during this period. I was looking on the TV. What’s happened? And after we got this picture, everybody said, “He doesn’t understand.” It was a big confusion, everywhere, and on his face, too.
President Bush had the same look that probably most Americans had, a look of utter astonishment. When the planes flew into the twin towers one could only look on in shock and dismay. Since that sorrowful time many have stood by and judged President Bush for his actions thereafter, however, one has to wonder–what they would have done under the same circumstances???
January 21, 2009 – 9:26 pm
Watch Famous Inaugural Presentation given by President Reagan 1981
January 21, 2009 – 9:19 pm
Watch Famous Inaugural Presentation given by Barack Obama 2009
January 21, 2009 – 9:02 pm
Watch Famous Inaugural Presentation given by George W. Bush
January 21, 2009 – 8:53 pm
Watch Famous Inaugural Presentation given by Bill Clinton
December 17, 2008 – 3:58 pm
Caroline Bouvier Kennedy, 51, who is the daughter and only surviving child of John F. Kennedy and his wife, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis was born in New York.
Caroline lived in the white house when her father was president and after his passing she moved to New York in about 1964. Thereafter, she attended Harvard University and received her undergraduate degree and then went on to Columbia law school. She is an author of many books and has raised millions of dollars for the department of education.
Caroline’s road began when she started as a copy girl working for the Daily News, she would not only make copies, but also bought lunch and coffee for others. And although she was wealthy she learned to work at a relatively young age in a position she had to have been quite humbled by.
And although she has had a modest road to running for senator, her work as a lawyer and writer will now help her when she runs for Hillary Rodham Clinton’s Senate seat.
According to sources Caroline is now ready to enter into politics because her children are grown up. With her two daughters in college and her son is in high school she is ready to throw her hat into the political arena. With the encouragement of her family members America just may see another Kennedy looking to make positive change in America.
Interesting note: Caroline extended herself and voted for Barack Obama saying, “Obama will inspire a new generation of Americans.”
December 2, 2008 – 9:08 am
Barack Obama finished choosing his National Security Team and is now preparing to both strengthen our national security and to reaffirm the United States leadership among the international community. The National Security Team chosen by Barack Obama is a combination of some of the most experienced leaders the United States has to offer.
The National Security Team represents a balance of American power and diplomacy that will be needed to overcome the United States struggles in the coming years.
November 5, 2008 – 3:05 pm
California’s initial court ruling that same-sex marriage was a constitutional right was quickly fought in California. Many Californians rushed to overturn that ruling with a constitutional amendment that would prevent same-sex marriage.
In total there were 3 states voting on gay marriage this year 2008, they were California, Arizona and Florida. All 3 states overturned gay marriage proposals denying that there may be a marriage union between same-sex couples.
As of today, there have been 3 states that have allowed same-sex marriage; Massachusetts, California and Connecticut of which, just today, California has overturned.
Same-sex marriage or Prop 8 was driven by 52% of the voters, voting yes that same sex marriage should be overturned. According to the Associated Press 96 percent of precincts reported. And the results were as follows, Proposition 8 had 5,220,694 votes or 52 percent voting yes (yes same-sex marriage should not be recognized) while on the other hand, 4,792,873 votes or almost 48 percent, voted no (against overturning same-sex marriage).
In California those for same sex marriage focused their efforts on convincing the public that Prop 8 denies civil rights if you are not allowed to have same-sex marriage. While on the other hand, those voting to oppose same sex marriage said, children could be taught in schools about gay marriage whether they believe in it or not.
What does all this mean?
That California has now created a constitutional amendment which prevents same-sex marriage. This amendment also recognizes that marriage is only valid between a man and a woman as opposed to those of the same-sex.
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