In Support of Obama’s Worldview

Posted by Eric P. Metze On February 28, 2010 ADD COMMENTS
Barack Obama by Alex Grey

The reality is that America is a nation of the world and it is our duty to consider the entire planet when we make certain decisions. We have most of the world’s wealth, an over-abundance of resources, many of the most intelligent and powerful people on the planet, and a military complex unlike any in history. Our behavior affects almost every corner of the world. As the self-proclaimed greatest nation on Earth, it’s our duty to act like it.

Q: What has Obama done to deserve the Nobel Peace Prize?

Posted by Eric P. Metze On October 10, 2009 ADD COMMENTS

Q: What has Obama done to deserve the Nobel Peace Prize? Barack Obama is the fourth president to win the Nobel Peace Prize behind Theodore Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson, and Jimmy Carter. Tell us why YOU think President Obama won this prestigious award. A: http://www.splicd.com/GMJuEOaF84o/152/660

Dear Islam: Let’s be friends. (VIDEO)

Posted by Eric P. Metze On June 4, 2009 ADD COMMENTS

Embedded video from CNN Video

Is change necessary?

Posted by Eric P. Metze On March 8, 2009 ADD COMMENTS

President Obama [giggle], during his campaign associated himself with the idea of change. Given the previous eight years, changing the way Americans did things was an obvious choice. I mean, whether or not you agree with how Bush handled the government and the economy, it was clear that something needed to change. Now that change  [ Read More ]

Yes We Did!

Posted by Eric P. Metze On November 5, 2008 ADD COMMENTS

I wish I had something more interesting to say, but I’m still a little too excited to make thinky speak. I did notice one thing, though.  When Obama gave his soon-to-be historic speech, it was after midnight on the east coast.  Think about that for a second. Remember, remember, the fifth of November…

Yes I Did

Posted by Eric P. Metze On November 4, 2008 ADD COMMENTS

The Hypocrisy of Hope

Posted by Eric P. Metze On March 4, 2008 ADD COMMENTS
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What really matters in an election is what the voters think, not the candidates themselves. Voting is a barometer for our hopes, fears, wants, needs, dreams, and nightmares. And in 2004 we forgot our about our hopes, wants, and dreams and cowered to our fears, needs, and nightmares.