TV Stations and Videos on Political issues
The year has rolled around again to September 11th, a time when America mourns what happened in New York on 9/11/2001. But after seven years, is it time to move on?
The 9/11 terrorist attack on the Twin Towers affected everyone and was responsible for at least one war (Afghanistan) and indirectly another (Iraq), but a long time has now passed since the incident.
I love YouTube’s new policy of allowing videos longer than 10 minutes, as it means we get to watch important events such as the National Convention speeches of the two men running for the White House.
Last week saw Democrat Barack Obama give an impassioned speech thanking his supporters and setting out his path to the White House. Now it’s the turn of Republican candidate John McCain.
So, who is the man behind the lady making the headlines these days? As stay-at-home dads become more and more common in the 21st century, this video provides a unique perspective into the now high profile Palin family and the man who calls himself the “First Dude”.
Sarah Palin is the vice presidential candidate under White House hopeful John McCain. She spoke at the Republican National Convention on Wednesday night.
This video shows the reactions of various political commentators and journalists as captured on video by MSNBC. The views are mixed to say the least.
As many well-informed Americans already know, major media, for the most part, has been very careful about choosing words to describe McCain’s vice president nominee Sarah Palin. That is, up until now.
During a commercial break, two conservative MSNBC commentators say what they really think about her. And, mind you, it ain’t pretty…
Barack Obama’s historic speech at the Democratic National Convention has been made available in its entirety on YouTube. And it’s definitely worth watching.
I may be British but that doesn’t stop me being inspired by seeing the first black person to make it this far in the presidential elections accepting the nomination and setting out his vision of the future.
I may be British but I still have the utmost interest in the US Presidential election coming in November. And I really hope that Barack Obama wins the White House rather than John McCain.
This video shows exactly why Obama should beat McCain. The Republican candidate some across as someone who would lie and cheat his way to get the top job.
Bill Maher is one of those 80’s comedians that can still be “hip to the times” and this interview proves it.
He’s come a long way from his humble stand-up beginnings, so if you haven’t paid attention to him in his recent political commentary years, then be prepared for a shocker.
I always thought Bill Clinton was a good president. Sure, he had that whole Monica Lewinsky thing overshadowing his time in office, but apart from that, the guy was a great leader.
Having George W. Bush as President of America for the last ten years has kind of blinded us to the fact that there are alternatives out there, and these people actually know what they’re doing.
The 2008 Democratic National Convention is currently taking place in Denver in the US, where Barack Obama and his running mate Joseph Biden will be setting out their plans for the run at the White House.
While many people see Obama as a breath of fresh air and hope he wins the Presidential Election, there are many people, even on the left, who think he’ll just be more of the same.
