John Edwards: His part in blazing the path of history

John Edwards saw history in the making and played his role. Indeed, history will be blazing its path, for the first time ever in the United States it is certain that either a woman or a black man will be the Democratic candidate for President.

It is not yet certain who will enter 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue after the swearing in, but if it's either Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama, it will indeed be an extraordinary moment for America. Now the World's eyes will be fixed even more on the US Presidential elections, history is indeed going to blaze its path.

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John Edwards Drops Out of the Democratic Race

John Edwards announced today that he is dropping out of the race for the Democratic Presidential nomination. He stood for good causes, giving voice to the poor and middle class in America whose voices too often were not heard in the corridors of power. I'm sorry to see him go, but his causes will live on and I believe will be central to the 2008 election.

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John Manley report on Afghanistan, Chapter II

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The State of The Union ;)

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Are you smarter than a 1st Grader? George W. Bush on the Game Show

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South Carolina: Democratic Primary results

BARACK OBAMA: 55%

HILLARY CLINTON: 27%

JOHN EDWARDS: 18%

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Republican Debate in Florida on MSNBC

Republican dysfunctional family

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George W. Bush's "friend"

Musharraf losing support at home and abroad Retired military group in Pakistan tells president to step down
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan - As critical elections in Pakistan approach, President Pervez Musharraf is increasingly losing support from major constituencies, including his traditional military base, amid growing questions in both Pakistan and the United States about his ability to govern. Click here to read more.

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Guantanamo Bay: Condoleezza Rice is mad ;)

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US Primaries 2008 - My Predictions

Given the current political environment in the United States, and the primaries and caucuses so far, I predict that Hillary Clinton will be the Democratic nominee and Mitt Romney the Republican nominee.

These are the very well financed and very well organized campaigns.

These are not necessarily my favourite candidates, but that's the way it goes. It's a possibility that Barack Obama may pull it off, which would be great.

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CNN Democratic Debate in South Carolina

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John Manley report on Afghanistan

NATO troops needed to extend Afghan mission: panel
Canada's military should remain in Afghanistan beyond February 2009, contingent on more support in terms of troops and equipment, according to a panel led by former Liberal cabinet minister John Manley. Click here to read more.

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Maxime Bernier: The Maxi-pad salesman

I got the idea from a fellow blogger "Rolling Back the Tide of Extremism, One Post at a Time".

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Republican race for the Presidency ;)

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Russia flexes its nuclear muscles!

Is Bush going to declare Russia part of the axis of evil, and invade it?

Click here for the story

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Please Vote For Me

I was nominated for best humour blog. Many thanks to Scott Tribe for nominating me and to Autism Reality NB for the link:

Click here to vote for me.

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Britney Spears Ten Years From Now

In a few years, she may not be that much of an attraction, and no one may remember who she was. The paparazzi should leave this poor girl alone so she can have some normalcy in her life and actually enjoy it a bit.

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George W. Bush's quotes - "in red"

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Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah is in love with Dubya - Dubya is enjoying the fantasy of the Arabian Nights ;)

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Carla Bruni and Sarkozy meet Queen Elizabeth ;)

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George W. Bush's gift to King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia

Smart bombs, dangerous ideas
WASHINGTON - This week, coinciding with President George W Bush's two-day trip to Saudi Arabia, the Bush administration is expected to notify Congress about an arms package for Saudi Arabia. Click here to read more.

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Bush in Bahrain: He thinks more oil will be his gain ;)

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Iran is a threat to America and the World: George W. Bush

Those bullets coming out of his ship's gun must be bigger than the Iranian dingy. I suppose those Iranian dingees are the new "weapons of mass destruction."

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Mike Huckabee on the campaign trail ;)

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George W. Bush: The messenger of peace in the Middle East?

According to some estimates, over 600,000 Iraqis have died since the Bush led invasion of Iraq and over 2,000,000 are refugees in the neighbouring countries of Syria, Jordan and Iran.

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Hillary Clinton believes in "Change" and wins the New Hampshire primary

I was not going to do another picture of Hillary Clinton after her Iowa loss. I felt bad for her, especially when she broke down and was almost in tears at a public meeting in New Hampshire. However, now that she has won New Hampshire, and is in good shape to fight for another day and another primary, she is fair game :)

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Fox News Republican Debate and final statements by candidates

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U.S. Presidential race heats up

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Ron Paul thinks that the U.S. dollar is terminally ill

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Mike Huckabee: Has he gone Hucka-bye-bye?

HUCKABUST?
DES MOINES, Iowa -- In what has to be one of the most bizarre political press conferences in recent times, Huckabee told a packed room of reporters that he was pulling a negative TV ad his campaign had produced to respond to Romney's attacks. Click here to read more.

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