Politics certainly does make some strange bedfellows. Rapper Daddy Yankee has endorsed John McCain. They appeared jointly at an Arizona high school. In itself there is nothing odd about Daddy Yankee’s endorsement of McCain. However, it gets real odd when one of Daddy Yankee’s hit songs is thrown into the mix. McCain introduced Daddy Yankee [...]
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Did Torture Affect McCain’s Memory Or Is He A War Hero Immune To Criticism?
Posted in August 27th, 2008
John McCain is getting a little testy about the ridicule he has endured over the number of houses he and his wife own.
“We spend our time in a condominium in Washington, a condominium in Phoenix, some time over here in the state of California and then we have a place up in northern Arizona,” McCain [...]
Obama and McCain Opponents Want Courts To Rule Them Ineligible For Presidency
Posted in August 26th, 2008
This may be the first time in Presidential election history that the presumptive nominees of both major parties are facing legal challenges to remove them from the ballot.
Philip J. Berg of Pennsylvania is seeking a Declaratory Judgment and Injunction that Barack Obama is ineligible to become President of the United States. Berg is using a [...]
It Takes $5 Million And 7 Homes To Be Rich
Posted in August 21st, 2008
John McCain knows he has four houses and counting… In a Politico interview, McCain hesitated at how many houses he and his wife owned. McCain said, “I think — I’ll have my staff get to you. It’s condominiums where — I’ll have them get to you.” No need to, John, the fact-checking political site PolitiFact [...]
Ohio’s Electoral Votes May Be Decided In September
Posted in August 19th, 2008
Last week, Foolocracy reported a quirk in Ohio voting law that allows a person to register and immediately cast an absentee ballot between the dates of September 25 and October 3. Absentee ballots are supposed to be available only the 30 days prior to an election. This interpretation of Ohio voting law allows absentee voting [...]