Tag Archives: U.S Presidential Elections 2012

After the soaring rhetoric used by Barack Obama and his team on their way to clinching his first term in office, there has always been a lingering sense of disappointment about how his first term in office played out.  It was pretty inevitable.  No amount of Will.I.Am and ‘Yes We Can’ could take away from the enormity of what Obama ...

Okay, Paul Ryan is totally cool in my books now.  He’s like a Saved By The Bell character come to life. Anyways, I’ll update this blog after Ryan v Biden today.

This is a pretty cool political ad created by a gentleman named Lucas Gray, who is apparently an animator for Family Guy and The Simpsons.  I like the presentation and art style almost as much as the sentiment.

Mitt Romney finally struck a successful blow in his campaign for the presidency on Tuesday night when he was unanimously declared the winner of the first debate against Barack Obama.  The topic of the night was domestic policy, with the economy and healthcare being the two big ticket items up for discussion.  Romney trotted out the same lies that he ...

When the Canadian Broadcasting Company wanted to cover the Mitt Romney Chipotle photo, they wrote an article about how it was received on the Internet.  They sourced some reactions from all usual trend setters on the web – Reddit, DailyKos and…edotherocket’s twitter feed.   Source:  http://www.cbc.ca/news/yourcommunity/2012/10/romneys-photo-op-at-chipotle-turns-into-a-meme.html

Pictures on the campaign trail are always some of the best things to come out of the long running election season.  For Obama, there’s a bunch of neat images to be found at The White House Flickr page. Meanwhile, Mitt Romney’s campaign made an unscheduled stop at Chipotle. Tomorrow morning, the first of the Presidential debates!

“You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy” – Obi Wan Kenobi With Mitt Romney’s campaign looking dead in the water a full six weeks away from Election Day, there are already retrospectives being run in the press about how we ended up with this weird Machiavellian squillionaire as the Republican nominee.  It bears repeating that ...

Mitt Romney has some challenges reaching the minority vote in America.  For example, he has 0% of the black vote.  So he did a televised interview on Univision to reach out to the Hispanic community.  And apparently he wore Brown Face to help boost his appeal.

I’m starting to think “Mitt Romney” is actually a satirical take on a money-hungry Wall Street investor played by an actor.