Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton do it again. In one of the most tightly contested primaries in history the primary in Guam did not fail to provide more excitement. Barack won, but not by much. Barack won by a mere 7 votes. While I am not sure about Guam family structures, in [...]
This is a speech that is interesting, but as the election continues will get more and more relevant. Obama has already weathered the storm that Hillary Clinton tried to attack him regarding his sweeping generalities, but she had weakness to her attacks that detracted from their effect. She can and did attack the [...]
Boris Johnson beat Ken Livingstone to become the first Conservative Mayor of London. Let me just let out a little WAHOOOOOO!
When Londoners’ first and second preferences were added together Mr Johnson had won 1,168,738 votes; Mr Livingstone 1,028,966.
Ok, that is all for now, but this is what I am waiting to happen in the [...]
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