A play on names

The images are from DailyKos. Right wing hating on Obama and Clinton. Is anyone surprised by this?

Obama debate comments set off firestorm

This is amusing. I guess no one told Obama that this country doesn't want to make peace with Cuba, North Korean and Iran....

Barack Obama's offer to meet without precondition with leaders of renegade nations such as Cuba, North Korea and Iran touched off a war of words, with rival Hillary Rodham Clinton calling him naive and Obama linking her to President Bush's diplomacy.

Debate Video: Barack on the Iraq War -- Now and Then:

He is good!

Barack Obama fighting poverty

There are 37 million poor Americans. Most poor Americans are in the workforce, yet still cannot afford to make ends meet. And too many poor Americans are single mothers who are raising children.

Clinton leads in congressional endorsements

Who is your representative endorsing as the next Presidential candidate?

The Hill - Wednesday, July 18, page 30.

Hillary Rodham Clinton (54)
Barack Obama (22)
John Edwards (15)

Obama, Clinton have $30 million-plus

This is good news for Obama. He just may win the Democratic primary and possibly the presidential bid. This may mean that the people are going to take back control of the government.

WASHINGTON - Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton ended the first half of the year with more than $30 million each for the presidential primaries, a formidable financial performance for the two leading Democratic White House contenders.

Obama reported having about $34 million in primary cash on hand; Clinton reported $33 million.

Obama led in fundraising for the period covering April though June, raising nearly $32 million for the primary election and about $1 million for the general election, according to reports filed Sunday with the Federal Election Commission.

Math and Science Bills sponsored by Obama

Obama's various math and science bills that he's the sponsor or cosponser:

House, Senate Pass Bills to Bolster Math and Science Education

Remarks of Senator Barack Obama at National Education Association Annual Meeting