What the Healthcare Reform Means for the GOP
Here is an interesting article on what the recent healthcare legislation could mean for the GOP. Stay Gifted!
Read MoreAugust 31, 2010
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July 26, 2010
In the first part of “The People Who Cried Wolf,” I examined the almost never-ending need for black people to cry out oppression without determining visions or plans for progress. That is something that comes naturally, but looking deeper into the situation throughout this country and in the media I am struck by another situation [...]
July 23, 2010
Just to make sure your Friday is going well… Here are some examples of “Being Gifted” at its finest! Curren$y – Raps and Hustles Martin Season 1 Outtakes Allen Iverson – Top 10 (I think #8 should be #1) Lil Jon (ft. Jadakiss) – Knockin’ Heads Off Short Bus Shawty – BYOB Stay Gifted! cody [...]
Here is an interesting article on what the recent healthcare legislation could mean for the GOP. Stay Gifted!
Read MoreNational GOP leaders are doing damage control today after a Politico scoop lifted the curtain on the party’s plan to tap voters’ “fear” in the coming campaign season. The PR problem started when an absent-minded attendee at the Republican National Committee (RNC) confab on February 18 in Boca Grande, Florida, left a 72-page document from its 2010 strategizing session in a hotel room. Today, Politico reporter Ben Smith’s expose is making headlines.
Read MoreI think we can safely say that President Obama has bent over backwards so far for the Republicans in congress that he is doing a bridge like in 2nd grade gym class. I think that it is safe to say.. Now its time to pass the reform!
Read MoreWhile Jon Stewart seemed optimistic about the progress made by last week’s health care summit, the media’s overall consensus was that nothing had been accomplished. But as he pointed out last night, it wasn’t the only issue bogged down by Republican opposition. Stewart took on Kentucky Senator Jim Bunning, mocking his repeated objections to a bill that would extend unemployment benefits for 30 days.
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