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October 22, 2010

The Credit Card Bill of Rights

Since no one in the media these days can remember any of Obama’s accomplishments here’s a reminder of one: The Credit Card Accountability, Responsibility and Disclosure Act of 2009. Thanks to this bill Bank of America can no longer rob me … Continue reading →

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Tagged as 2009, accountability, act, administration, bank of america, barack, bill of rights, CARD act, credit card, debit card, disclosure, Election, fee, obama, overdraft, presidency, responsibility

May 20, 2009

Stewart, Colbert, and O’Reilly

If you haven’t seen these, here are some must-see Jon Stewart/Stephen Colbert vs. Bill O’Reilly interviews. We’ll start out with the one where Bill talks about the “stoned slackers” who watch the Daily Show: And here’s Bill visiting the Daily … Continue reading →

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Tagged as bill, comedy, comedy central, fox news, funny, john, jon stewart, news, oreilly, politics, stephen colbert, steven, the colbert report, the daily show, the o'reilly factor

April 1, 2009

How Did Liberal Opposition Affect The Iraq War?

I apologize for not posting in so long. The semester is winding down though, which means I will soon face the real world! And until I get a job (would you like to hire me?) I should have some time … Continue reading →

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Tagged as 2006, 2007, administration, blogging, bush, foreign, heads, iraq, liberal, mccain, obama, opposition, pentagon, policy, protest, strategy, surge, war

January 5, 2009

The End Of Transition

Will Pragmatism Defeat Blind Optimism? As Obama’s transition period comes to an end, we continue to see a lot of talk about the many challenges he will face as President. The expectations are huge, and everyone is asking–can he really … Continue reading →

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January 2, 2009

T-shirt #2 goes to…

Sorry for the delay, but: The second free IDTIK t-shirt goes to: Goodwin This week was kind of a toss-up since the topic was a little less thought-provoking. But, Goodwin, the video you posted HAS to be rewarded. I’d seen … Continue reading →

Obama Song Roundup

I’m curious what y’all think about the plethera of Obama songs released throughout the election. Here is a collection: will.i.am I was a huge fan of the original “Yes We Can” video, and I still think it’s a great piece … Continue reading →

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December 25, 2008

And the winner is…

Happy holidays everyone! I’m in Connecticut at my cousin’s and we just spent the afternoon opening presents! Time for some turkey and then CELTICS v LAKERS, but, I wanted to announce the first winner of my t-shirt promotion: The first … Continue reading →

On Rick Warren

The Case For Obama’s Inauguration Pick: “Disagreeing Without Being Disagreeable” As you may have heard, President-elect Obama recently chose the influential and sometimes controversial Rev. Rick Warren to deliver the invocation at his inauguration. This has created a mini-controversy (or, … Continue reading →

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November 19, 2008

Super Liberal? Not yet.

Obama on 60 Minutes On Sunday night President-elect Obama participated in his first TV interview, giving us a glimpse of the type of President he might be. At some level, an Obama presidency is still a mystery, because no one really knows how … Continue reading →

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November 12, 2008

Our Image Abroad

As someone who grew up in Berlin, Germany I hear a lot about what Europeans think about the United States. When I was a kid in Berlin I remember cheering on US Olympic atheletes with my friends instead of the … Continue reading →

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Category Archives: Media + Politics

The Credit Card Bill of Rights

Stewart, Colbert, and O’Reilly

How Did Liberal Opposition Affect The Iraq War?

The End Of Transition

T-shirt #2 goes to…

Obama Song Roundup

And the winner is…

On Rick Warren

Super Liberal? Not yet.

Our Image Abroad

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