Posted Wed, 11/05/2008 - 01:53 by pinayindacity Register or login to comment
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An editorial by Russellie
About two months or so after I moved to New York, I caught wind that Barack Obama was speaking at NYU. Of course I went and while there, I new I was watching history when I saw him campaign to be the democratic nominee.
Posted Mon, 11/03/2008 - 15:58 by rhoda Register or login to comment
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Election 2008 can be called one of the most important and intense elections in United States history. It could also be deemed as one of the ugliest plebiscites where personal affiliations or vignettes have become the centerpieces of campaigns, when in fact it should ideally be about the issues. It is not unheard of that elections do get messy during the final stretch of the race, but this year marks history in the making with an African American pr
Posted Sun, 11/02/2008 - 20:41 by rquezon Register or login to comment
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Are you ready to cast your vote? Well before you roll out of bed Tuesday morning and decide to put your “Country First” or prepare for a “Change We Need”, here are a few things to keep in mind.
Posted Thu, 10/23/2008 - 06:36 by rquezon Register or login to comment
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With a little less than two weeks left before this year's historic election, an issue that seems to have been swept aside to make room for others is that of immigration. Even when it was mentioned, we heard very little about the issue unless it pertained to Mexico or Latino Americans and any immigrants who are on American soil in ways that the U.S. Government doesn't approve of. Debates went on about amnesty periods, a faster application process, benefits for persons already here, securing borders to deter crossing illegally, etc. But, what does that mean for Pilipinos that want to come to the United States?
Election 2008 can be called one of the most important and intense elections in United States history. It could also be deemed as one of the ugliest plebiscites where personal affiliations or vignettes have become the centerpieces of campaigns, when in fact it should ideally be about the issues. It is not unheard of that elections do get messy during the final stretch of the race, but this year marks history in the making with an African American pr
With a little less than two weeks left before this year's historic election, an issue that seems to have been swept aside to make room for others is that of immigration. Even when it was mentioned, we heard very little about the issue unless it pertained to Mexico or Latino Americans and any immigrants who are on American soil in ways that the U.S. Government doesn't approve of. Debates went on about amnesty periods, a faster application process, benefits for persons already here, securing borders to deter crossing illegally, etc. But, what does that mean for Pilipinos that want to come to the United States?
