Wednesday, March 10, 2010

The Wisdom of a 12 Year Old on The State of the Union

January 29, 2010 by Tim Hiatt  
Filed under Politics, Presidential

Also, check out our live blog play by play of the address, and the rest of the GooseRadio contributors’ response to the speech with some hours to mull it over.
Okay here goes. Let me get this out of the way right away, I voted for President Obama. So if that disqualifies the [...]

With Some Hours to Think on It – State of the Union Reaction

January 29, 2010 by Goose Nissley  
Filed under Politics, Presidential

We now have a good amount of hours between us & President Obama’s State of the Union. With these have come time for pondering just what the address meant, how it was received, and what the future holds. Here now, are the GooseRadio contributors, with their lively post-game reactions to the speech. Also, check out [...]

“It’s Not Me, It’s You. And George Bush. And the Supreme Court.” – State of the Union Play by Play

January 28, 2010 by Goose Nissley  
Filed under Featured, Politics, Presidential

Also, check out the rest of the GooseRadio contributors’ response to the speech with some hours to mull it over and a thoughtful response from the other side of the aisle.
In the past few days, Republicans have been feeling an extra ounce of chutzpa with a surprise election victory in liberalisms’ heartland of Massachusetts. [...]

2009 In Review

December 23, 2009 by Alex Whitworth  
Filed under Culture, Featured

2009 has been quite a year. Influenza terror, beauty pageant queens becoming national icons, and the day the world stood still while we thought a tiny and curiously named boy was flying hundreds of feet over Colorado in a balloon. In order to really ponder all the political, cultural, and sporting headlines from the year, [...]

A Tribute to an Under-Appreciated President

December 16, 2009 by Sterling Mullet  
Filed under Politics, Presidential

This here is a tribute to the greatest president of my lifetime.  A man who carried himself with great dignity, humility, and upright character.  A man who, not even a year into his presidency, was thrown into a tragedy that would define the rest of his presidency.  He chose a path that would bode great [...]

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