Een politieke Road-Trip van Chicago naar Tampa
Anderhalf uur puur genieten! Honderd keer leuker en informatiever dan dat lauwe debat tussen Romney en Obama afgelopen woensdag.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-19648670
Met minder dan 40 dagen te gaan tot de verkiezingen op 6 november, vindt morgen het eerste Presidentsdebat plaats. Waar staan Barack Obama en Mitt Romney als het gaat om de hoofdissues? Een overzicht:
Laat ons maar lekker polderen
Zo’n 4 uur durende busreis is de ideale gelegenheid om me eens lekker te laten meeslepen door Mitt Romney’s boek ‘No Apology’, dat de Republikeinen ons hadden gegund in de media goodie bag. Het zijn wel degelijk gulle mensen!
“If we can build a house together, then why can’t we build a country together?” Republicans and Democrats unite to build a house; one part built at the RNC in Tampa, the other part built at the DNC in Charlotte.
Talking ‘Green’ with the Republicans
According to the Republicans, the Obama administration is putting the economy at risk by giving out environmental subsidies. All the US has to do to get rid of its 16 billion dollar budget deficit is to “drill, baby, drill”.
Liberty Rocks - the need for a 3rd party?
For a country with over 314 million people a choice between only two Presidential candidates just does not seem to suffice. It is too limited when you are deciding on how you would want the country to be run. The danger of having only two choices is that opposing one of them automatically forces you into voting the other. Or not voting at all.
Everybody loses.
Volle kaart. Bingo!
Working towards a free world, one sip at a time
Christian women for Obama say the Republican party is not the most logical choice if you are a christian, because you should not legislate abortion and anti-gay views.
