2 Videos: The Fabulous life of John McCain/ Out of touch with the Economy

Someone is a bit out of touch...

The Race Card: Bill Clinton caught LYING on tape (again) + the Rev. Wright - Clinton-Lewinsky connection

Yesterday, on WHYY Clinton blamed the Obama campaign for playing the race card, when it

was he who compared Obama to Jesse Jackson:

And today he denied saying it on camera:

See any pattern forming here? I consider blatant hypocrisy hard to overlook.

In his endorsement of Obama, Michael Moorerevealed that the CLINTONs brought REV. JER...Read more

VIDEO: Obama responds: Who is really out of touch?

Well, Hillary, you're bringing this upon yourself.

Here's Barack Obama telling it like it is...

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Mudslinging vs the Issues: Whose policies are the most "Elitist"?

Alright. So Barack Obama could've used better phrasing, but the truth is that people are angry, sick tired and yes embittered by an economy rigged in favor of multinational corporations and not the working classes. The worse the economy gets, the more scapegoating there is. Anyone hurt lashes, out. Fairly and unfairly sometimes. Sometimes people hold on to what they believe to be certain, whether that is their religion or the sense of security they seek in guns, since they are no...Read more

War of the Virals: My pro-Obama song battles McCain and Clinton videos on Youtube's main page. Cast your vote!

On Tuesday, our video "Si Se Puede Cambiar" was chosen by YouTube to represent Obama in their first ever "Trendsetter Tuesday". We're featured on their main page along with Hillary and McCain videos. We're still there. You can also find us at their Political Highlights page. Here's a Read more

Bush's push, Mark Penn's resignation, Clinton, Obama and the controversial trade agreement: One Colombian's perspective

As I'm typing I'm watching president Bush on the news, once again using fear to try force bad policy through congress. He just said that not helping Colombia, by passing the Trade Agreement, would do more damage to the American cause than all the South American dictators together. But the Trade Agreement would not help Colombia. President Uribe is a conservative whose policies are as damaging to the working classes of Co...Read more

40 years later: Dr. Martin Luther King's legacy today

It was early evening, April 4, 1968 when a shot rang out in Memphis and the world lost a true champion of justice and equality. Martin Luther King Jr. was only 39 years old when he was assassinated, but his unwavering struggle against racism and segregation had already transformed America, changing the lives of millions and forging the path for future generations of leaders. Once an ally of Presidents Kennedy and Johnson, Dr. King would also be accused of unpatriotic tendencies for his strong opposit...Read more

VIDEO: In the Memory of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. John Legend sings U2

I'm currently working on a short Martin Luther King biography which I hope to share with you soon. This man's non-violent struggle for justice and equality impacted the lives of millions of people and paved the way for possibilities that now seem within grasp. His stance against racism and the Vietnam war, his heartfelt, eloquent words will always be relevant.

The talented John Legend, a Barack Obama supporter who collaborated on the Read more

Barack Obama protecting workers EVERYWHERE

This is yet another reason why you've got to love this man's candidacy, he doesn't stop at protecting the US workers, he truly wants fair conditions around the world, case in point, my country of Origin, Colombia:

As reported by the <...Read more

Today's struggle against Bigotry and Racism: VIDEO

I was recently approached to write a couple of biographies and I chose to write about Ghandi and Martin Luther King Jr. As we remember Dr. King's legacy in the anniversary of his tragic murder, I can't escape the universal resonance of his quest for equality. A struggle that not only improved conditions for our African-American brothers and sisters but that inspired all those fighting bigotry and discrimination, these two scourges of society which, sadly, still burden us today.

Here'...Read more