Hillary’s Mother’s Day Message

Written by John DeSio on May 11, 2007. Posted in Politics, Posts

On this Mother’s Day, Senator Hillary Clinton is calling on Congress to give moms across America the gift of "peace of mind" by passing the Children’s Health First Act, which would extend health insurance to about 9 million uninsured children in this country. "Nothing keeps mothers up at night more than worrying whether their children
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Clinton Over Obama 56-37, “Experience Matters”

Written by John DeSio on May 10, 2007. Posted in Politics, Posts

A new Gallup Poll shows Hillary Clinton surging over Senate colleague Barack Obama, 56-37, up from her 53-41 lead in April. When backing up their choice, those who chose Clinton said it was because she was more experienced than Obama. Aside from being in her second term in the Senate, Clinton also has eight years
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Stay in the Gay Ghetto

Written by Staff on May 10, 2007. Posted in Politics, Posts

If you haven’t heard by now, Mayor Bloomberg’s office denied the parade permit submitted by Heritage of Pride, the non-profit group that organizes the annual Pride events in the city, to move the parade from Greenwich Village to 8th Avenue in Chelsea. In a press release issued by Heritage of Pride, "HOP had received the
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The Future Of Mayor Mike

Written by John DeSio on May 10, 2007. Posted in Politics, Posts

We now have more evidence that Mike Bloomberg doesn’t just plan to fade away when his term expires in 2009. Bloomberg’s personal website, www.mikebloomberg.com, has been relaunched. The site is a resource of glowing opinions on the wonderfulness of Bloomberg, from his anti-gun crusade to his PlaNYC "green city" initiative. If you’re looking for positive
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MySpace 2008

Written by John DeSio on May 10, 2007. Posted in Politics, Posts

The digital revolution in presidential politics just got a little bigger. Today MySpace announced plans for a Presidential Town Hall series to be held on college campuses from September through December. Each Town Hall will offer MySpace users a one-hour chance to pick the brain of their favorite (or not so favorite) candidate in a
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Time For #3

Written by John DeSio on May 8, 2007. Posted in Politics, Posts

A solid majority of Americans think the time is right to break the Democrat/Republican stranglehold on national politics. A new Rasmussen poll find 58% of Americans say it would be good for America to have a competitive third political party, with just 23% of folks finding it to be a bad thing. I guess less
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Country Lovin’ Gender Gap

Written by John DeSio on May 7, 2007. Posted in Politics, Posts

A new Quinnipiac Poll finds that women more than men tend to have a more positive image of countries that don’t get along with our country. The poll, called the Global Thermometer, which measures how friendly voters feel countries are towards the United States, on a scale of 0 – 100, found that men had
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Clinton +/- Giuliani

Written by John DeSio on May 4, 2007. Posted in Politics, Posts

Tied! Former Mayor Rudy Giuliani’s nominal lead over Senator Hillary Clinton is now a dead heat, with a Rasmussen poll showing a 45-45 tie between the two. Giuliani had led Clinton 48-47 a month ago, so a virtual tie has become a literal tie. The poll also shows Clinton widening the gap between herself and
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The Evolution Of Mike Huckabee

Written by John DeSio on May 4, 2007. Posted in Politics, Posts

During last night’s Republican presidential debate the issue of evolution was raised, and candidates were asked just who did believe in the theory of evolution. Former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee indicated that he did not. This morning on a conference call, Huckabee elaborated further, stating that the "yes/no" nature of the question did not allow
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Grading Hillary’s Image

Written by John DeSio on May 4, 2007. Posted in Politics, Posts

A Gallup Poll released today delves deep into the minds of Americans to find out just what the like and dislike about Senator Hillary Clinton, and how those opinions have changed over the years. Clinton’s strengths, as per those polled, are her strength and stamina, her intelligence, admiration for her campaign for president, her political
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