In July of last year, Hillary Clinton gave an interview to New York Times reporter Michael Luo about her faith. It's a fairly in depth interview.
It’s moments like the one I’m about to describe below that hurt Barack Obama. One of his own national security advisors says that he’s not ready for the 3 a.m. wakeup call if he were Commander in Chief. Watch it here and read below from Susan Rice, one of his foreign policy advisors:
I'm sure by now you've heard of the tragic terror attack here in Jerusalem. The last major terror attack in the city that I can remember took place in February of 2004. At that time, a suicide bomber blew up a bus where eight people lost their lives.
The Republican National Committee is the LEAST of Barack Obama’s worries. He needs to worry about what he’s about to be hit with. If he thought the “kitchen sink” strategy was bad, wait until he gets a load of “The All Major Appliances” strategy. What Obama and his campaign need to figure out is whether or not they take the high road, and rather continue to attack John McCain and look like a frontrunner, or do they go tit for tat with Clinton and beat them at
I was on The 700 Club this morning talking about the results of the big March 4th primaries. Watch it above.
They're young, idealistic, and ready to change the country. Over a million young people have applied for a select 100,000 spots of the offical Olympic volunteers, and registration doesn't close until March 31st.
There is nothing quite as attractive as self-confidence. On the other hand, there is little quite as ugly as arrogance. Self-confident people tell you how they feel and what they think, while respecting your point of view. They never coerce you into thinking the way they think, or feeling the way they feel. Self-confident people have good boundaries, understanding we are all different.
There is nothing quite as attractive as self-confidence. On the other hand, there is little quite as ugly as arrogance.
After the late 1990s, the Backstreet Boys seemed to fade into the boy band graveyard, with the bubble gum beats occasionally popping up on a VH1 special or adult contemptorary radio station.
The Democratic National Committee is ready. They've been ready.