Who says Americans cannot be stirred up by a speech? For the most part, I’m still using parts of the same anti-war speech I gave back in 2002 when I first came out against the war in Iraq. Talk about good gas mileage. That speech and what it does to Americans is nothing short of … Read More »
Stepping in it with sticks and stones
February 28, 2008
John McCain hasn’t learned much about the new age of politics as defined by me and my supporters. In just the past few months I’ve received personal apologies from three United States senators, a former senator, CNN, MSNBC, and more Clinton and McCain supporters than I can count. Why? It’s simple. They haven’t learned that … Read More »
It’s co-President, not Vice President
February 27, 2008
I think I have Hillary Clinton figured out. True, she wants to be President. It’s becoming clear that if she can’t be President, she wants to be co-President, just like she implies she was from 1992 to 2000. The idea is not so far fetched and I’ve said so. Hillary has painted herself as a … Read More »
Show me the money
February 26, 2008
Money came up twice during the debate tonight. One question aimed at me and the other at Hillary. Both of us dodged a bullet tonight. We’ll live to fight another day. The silver bullet with my name on it is public financing of presidential campaigns. Back when I wasn’t raising money, I was all for … Read More »
Sybil for President
February 25, 2008
I really don’t know what to think of Hillary Clinton. Sure, she’s tough, a fighter, but there’s no doubt about it– Hillary doesn’t play fair. She suffers from some kind of multiple personality disorder like Sybil. Will the real Hillary Clinton please show up for the next debate. Last week she was all smiles and … Read More »
A Campaign of Celestial Choir and Lights
February 24, 2008
I know this may come back to haunt me, politically, that is, but I believe in The Campaign of Celestial Choir and Lights. This concept is not difficult to understand, which explains why my campaign for President touches a responsive chord in so many people, and resonates in a primal, though heavenly orchestral way. It … Read More »