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Global Grind’s coverage of today’s news affecting urban millennials.
In an age of all-out political warfare, the Obama campaign is a bit of an odd duck: It is not obsessed with winning each news cycle. Team Obama see’s the national media more as a logistical problem than a channel for getting stuff out.
This writer says the Clinton campaign’s assertion that Latinos historically haven’t voted for black candidates is divisive — and false.What if a campaign pollster began whispering that Jews don’t have an ‘affinity’ for African American politicians? Would the pundits have accepted the premise unquestioningly?
The Huffington Post breaks down the presidential candidates by horoscope, and other random information.
Whoever gets in the White House next year is going to have a big mess to clean up – that’s what President Bush will basically be discussing tonight in his final State of the Union Address tonight on CNN.
Big things poppin’ for the Obama camp. If the Kennedy name means anything to you then you’re feeling good about Sen. Edward Kennedy’s endorsement of Barack on Monday.
Now a Snickers energy bar is about to come out packing caffeine and taurine like a Redbull.
AP – Mormon church president Gordon B. Hinckley died Sunday, a church spokesman said. He was 97.
A man has been indicted on federal charges for allegedly displaying hangman’s nooses from the back of a pickup truck during a civil rights march last year in Jena, Louisiana.
Ask yourselves: what is your candidate going to do with the rising class gap in America? How do they propose to fix the problems (housing, retirement problems, education, wages) that contribute to the ever widening class divide?
If he really wants to be a 9/11 hero, then Rudy should devote his time, money, and name to getting every single 9/11 rescue worker the proper health care benefits and support they deserve, that’s what one columnist thinks…