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In Alaska They are Still Counting
I just read an article on the Washington Post http://voices.washingtonpost.com/thefix/2008/11/alaska_senate_count_the_votes.html?hpid=topnews about the 2008 elections in Alaska to determine their United State Senator. I was really s
Barack isn't the only new face on the block
This makes me ultra happy ^.^
Diversity in the capital, a goal far off, but slowly in the making.
[from http://news.newamericamedia.org/news/view_article.html?article_id=ceca475cc2827e8c6d4f297296577f53&from=rss]
FILIPINO AMERICAN WINS OHIO CONGRESSIONAL SEAT
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Yayuh for Obama! Boo California :/
I was ecstatic to wake up after a nap at 8:30p to see on TV that Obama would be our next president. Berkeley students and citizens were taking to the streets on Bancroft and Telegraph amassing in a huge crowd cheering yelling dancing clapping for Obama and the future of our country.
TOMORROW
VOTE! VOTE! VOTE! VOTE! VOTE! VOTE! VOTE! VOTE! VOTE! VOTE!
I know I don't need to remind you all, but let's call/text/e-mail all our friends and family who are registered to VOTE! tomorrow.
Strong Vietnamese American Support for McCain
The article posted below gives interesting insight into why Vietnamese Americans are supporting McCain.
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Black, White, Whatever
[I first saw this on http://drepoetic.wordpress.com/]
Spoken word artist, Kelly Zen-Yie Tsai, speaks on race and the elections:
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Obama at my cousin's wedding and in Mexico?
I just got back from spending quality time with my mom's side of the family during my cousin's wedding, then a week of mother-daughter bonding in Mazatlan, Mexico. My mom greeted some family members whom we haven't seen since the last family reunion in 2005, by asking the rhetorical question, "Who are you going to vote for?
- April Joy Damian's blog
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Worst case scenarios for voter registration and balloting are coming true
According to a NY Times investigation, voter rolls have been trimmed in six states-- Colorado, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Nevada and North Carolina--as a result of state governments botching compliance with 2002 election leigslation meant to overhaul and streamline the voter registration process.
- Elisabeth Wilhelm's blog
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Vote or get fined. Or, vote for the wrong guy, and get your passport confiscated.
One of the most surreal experiences of my life was living in Sydney last fall (their spring) when the Prime Minister, the universally despised Gorden Brown, of eleven years was finally voted out of office.
- Elisabeth Wilhelm's blog
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Big Pharma requiring HPV vaccine for US immigrants: Is immigration even an issue in this election?
Americans across the country continue to countdown to Election Day, constantly checking who's in the lead and according to what poll. Even the world is watching, as is evident in blogs and comments left on YouTube pages related to the present elections. In the meantime, I recognize that there other issues that haven't really been discussed, including immigration.
- April Joy Damian's blog
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