Articles tagged with: Joe Biden

It is not the service through military arms that Obama speaks of, but the service provided by the average Joe, the service that incorporates volunteering and giving back

We all know that George W. Bush will go down in history as one of the most profoundest presidential quoters in US history. His long list of power-packed comments will be missed by all as the smooth-talking…

As I was channel surfing (desperately trying to find a decent show to watch), something caught my eye for the first time: Dr. Phils show. Normally, I am not one for talk shows. However, the particular topic of the day drew me in like a fish: Human Trafficking…

Russia. No other country in recent past has had so many confirmed near-nuclear experiences, discolored alliances, and bitterly cold disputes with the United States. Many signs are clear that Russia wants its reemerging global presence to be known to all, while the United States is increasingly receiving pressure to slow down its rapid military spending habits and hegemonic pursuits.

The bill S.3297 should go down in history books as one of the most comprehensively vague bills ever proposed. The bill’s official description alone should raise red flags around the nation: “A bill to advance America’s priorities”. The bill was first proposed by Harry Reid and currently has 7 co-sponsors, including the heavy hitters Edward Kennedy, Joseph Lieberman, and Joe Biden.

In less than a century, people advanced from horses and carriages to automobiles and airplanes. The turn of the century brought about a technological explosion with advancements emerging in every direction as demand for more efficient and swifter ways of doing things increased exponentially. Computers arrived with the internet not far behind, providing more fruitful ways to communicate across the boarder and file documents.

The word “change” has become one of the most paramount and beaten to death aspects of the 2008 Presidential Election. Given the average American’s view of President Bush and the War in Iraq, for most people it is no wonder that such a simple slogan could literally be the one-word brand that reminds everyone of Barack Obama - a man of many firsts.

Joe Biden was announced to be the VP for the Obama campaign. See all of Joe Biden’s legislation here. Somehow…we should have see this coming…

The issue of energy is a popular, but very important, topic in the 2008 presidential race. It is an issue that reaches all of us, especially in our pocketbooks. As the election draws ever closer and recent spikes in gas prices begin to fall, we are faced with the decision that may either lead us towards greater energy independence and efficiency or leave us in the same ole’ rut.