Monthly Archives: August 2012

It’s amazing how many eligeable voters in America don’t take advantage of the priviledge and responsibility of voting. In the 2008 presidential race, an above average 56.8% of potential voters went to the polls, which was up from 55%, 51%, and 49% … Continue reading →

     Remember those choose-your-own-adventure novels from the 80s? The ones where you read to the bottom of the page and then choose between three courses of action, such as: A) If you want to run from the bad guy, go … Continue reading →

Many are speculating about the ramifications of Mitt Romney’s selection of Paul Ryan as his running mate and potential vice president. Those on the left charactarize Ryan as a poor choice, while those on the right will speak in favor … Continue reading →