Tag: john mccain
Old Navy accurately reflects us
What was supposed to be a simple ad promoting Old Navy’s #ThankYouEvent sale turned into a target for racist trolls on Twitter.
Commentary: Real change starts with cooperation
The horror: It has been three days since Barack Obama won the election and people are suffering from this event.
Debate on torture drowns credibility
Republican candidates at the foreign policy debate on Saturday were asked to share their views on torture. This question segued into their views on waterboarding. Both Congresswoman Michele Bachmann and Herman Cain said that if elected, they would return to the practice of waterboarding as an interrogation technique.
Keep the Internet free from oppression
The topic of Internet is boring, but it is interesting to see just how many people have practically zero knowledge about it.
Young voters lean left
Krystal Vega did not hesitate when she punched the hole next to Barack Obama’s name last November.
Have we become a house divided?
The country finally has a new president. During the long, campaign captured months, the American public has been subject to endless debates, ads and political stumping. The media were bombarded with images, stories and rumors about the presidential candidates, their running mates and all of their families.