Republican National Committee!

The Republican National Committee and John McCain have stated in a report that they have about $84 million left to spend until Election Day. I also read that John McCain is spending just over $1 million a day for the run to the White House. If you ask me that’s a lot of wasted money. And Barack Obama’s spending is just as much, if not more. And he too is wasting money. The way our economy is there is no way these guy’s should be wasting this much money. And some may say it’s helping the economy because of the spending. That’s not true, the money goes towards ads and flying around with a lot of people. And let’s not forget their clothes and makeup. I read that clothes were purchased for Palin and her family to the tone of $150,000. I say stop wasting the money like it means nothing. The voting as already started and there’s only 2 weeks left. We don’t want to see anymore ads.

Tags: Republican National Committee

Vote Now!

With just about two weeks left before we decide our next president early voting is already an all-time high. It seems that a lot of Americans are getting out the vote now instead of waiting in long lines. According to election officials November 4th will still have a huge turnout of voters. There are still a lot of people out there that haven’t really decided who they’re going to vote for. I personally am still undecided. Maybe because I’m still waiting for either one of them to say something I need to hear. And that is the truth, which neither has really come clean yet on what their plans are. Both candidates talk a big game, and they both feed our minds with what they’re going to do to make it a better America for everyone. But my question to both of them is, where in the world are you going to get all this money to do what you’re saying you’re going to do? Anyway, I’m like a lot Americans out there, still waiting for the truth, and hopefully it will come before Election Day.

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Favre A Spy!

I came across a story tonight that said Brett Favre sold out his old team, the Green Bay Packers. If this is true or not, it’s legal according to NFL rules. I read that teams will sign players just released by a team there about to play to get information. Plus I personally don’’ really care if he did this. Matter of fact, I hope he did. The Green Bay Packers treated him like a crap in the end. He said down with the team and told them he fault like he still could play and wanted to come back. And they told him to stay away. Then when he asked for a trade they said no, it wasn’t in the best interest of the Packers or himself. Then just didn’t want to pay him his $15 Million contract, which’s my opinion. And in the end, the Packers had no choice but trade him. By NFL rules Favre is a Franchise Player, and if he able to play, the team has to play him, or trade him. The Packers did try to get him to agree to pay him his $15 Million, but would have to watch from the sideline, not happening. So I say good for Favre, call every team out there and let them know how the Packers work.

Tags: Brett Favre, Green Bay Packers, NFL

Stocks On The Rise!

It seems that the credit market has finally thawed somewhat. Today on Wall Street the Dow industrial average rose by more than 413 points. The rise of Wall Street was mostly because of the rest of the world markets showing decent increases in their market value. And also of speculation that Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke will cut interest rates again. And also let’s not forget the bargain shoppers, there were some pretty good deals today. Anyway this is just a spark; we still need a pretty big fire to get this economy moving again. Hopefully tomorrow will show similar results by week’s end. I would really like to see the Dow back above 10,000 points.

Tags: Ben Bernanke, Dow Jones industrial average, Stocks