Volunteers Appreciated? Who Knew!
This evening I am going to the Frisco Freedom Fest volunteer appreciation event. We went last year, and the food was good, the “entertainment” (ie. speeches) so-so. Chris is going, and I think a...
Monthly Archive: July 2004
DNC with Maya Angelou
I forgot to mention Maya Angelou and her speech to the convention. She was paying tribute to Fannie Lou Hamer, one of the leading women of the civil rights movement and the DNC. She...
DNC Part 2
What an amazing night of speakers. I'm not sure the GOP will be able to come close to the quality of speakers, along with the passion that the speakers are consistently giving. It is...
FRC Survey?
I was overjoyed to receive a copy of the Family Research Council's 2004 Election Survey today. I guess that teaches me to sign up for their email lists and use their website to send...
Watching the States
Another site I was looking at today was the Swing State Project. According the site it is a”project to analyze the key swing states in the 2004 Presidential election.” Be sure to check out...
Reviewing Blogs
Today is one of those quiet days … you know the type where it just d-r-a-g-s on? Anyway to fill my time, I've been looking at blogs online (mainly dealing with the DNC Convention). ...
DNC 2004
All I have to say after watching night one is WOW! Talk about dynamic, passionate speakers. While I enjoyed the speeches of Al Gore, Senator Clinton and Presidents Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton, the...
Email Posting – What Next? :-)
It seems that LJ allows email posts now! Let's see if this works 🙂
"Some people say…"
Watched the OutFoxed! DVD this evening. Like F.9/11 it shares a lot of insight into the way Fox does business, and the bias that exists with their reporting. A lot of the focus is...
