http://blogs.abcnews.com/politicalpunch/2008/10/brooks-contempl.html
My first key issue I noticed addressed in Political Punch was coverage of a theory by conservative New York Times columnist David Brooks on the topic of a 100% Democrat-Controlled government. He basically states that with the Democrats being the majority party in the Senate and House, and having a democratic president, will be a awful situation with liberals taking control and trying to make some big changes with economic policies. He also hypothesises that Obama will give into the needs of the liberals. I believe that this view point is a little extreme but I definitely agree that a monopolized government is a bad idea.
The author of this theory David Brooks has an article on Sarah Palin and how she is the fatal cancer to the republican party: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/10/08/david-brooks-sarah-palin_n_133001.html
http://blogs.abcnews.com/politicalpunch/2008/10/squirrelly-on-a.html
The second issue that caught my attention was a post concerning Senator Obama's involvement with the organization ACORN and McCain calling him out on it during the debate. Jake Trapper writes that the implications that McCain acused Obama of were taking things a little bit too far, yet Obama under stressed his ammount of involvement with the organization. McCain suggested in the debate that what ACORN was doing would be the end of the democratic process as we know it, which was just silly. Yet Obama said he was barely affilated with the group, and the blogger Jake Trapper pointed out a few instances in which Obama was more involved that he claimed.
The republican party created a proproganda website regarding ACORN and Obama's involvement: http://www.gop.com/obamaacorntree/?sid=google&t=rncgeneral&r=ObamaAcornTree
Youtube video of Fox News Peice on Obama link with ACORN: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AdtSacytM3I
Sunday, October 19, 2008
Sunday, October 5, 2008
political blog response
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Political Punch is a blog by ABC news correspondent Jake Tapper. Covering many aspects of politics and popular culture the blog brings together many different views and opinions presenting the facts. Exposing information that would otherwise have to be pieced together by oneself.
This professional blog is updated much more frequently than the other blogs, as in many times a day.
On the blog politcal punch is a post about two different Jewish comedians backing their favorite canidate. The first is a video by Sarah Silverman called the great schlep in which she calls all young jews to visit their grandparents in Florida and convince them to vote for Barack Obama. The second is a response from jewish comedian Jackie Mason in which he attacks Sarah Silverman's video for being shallow and not based on fact. After watching each I feel I agree with Jackie Mason. Although Sarah's video supported by the Jewish Council for education and research is funny, it doesn't really offer any facts and is just proaganda that comes off as unintelligent and pushy. In his response Jackie Mason points this out how dumb Sarah's video is and why he is not going to vote for Obama, and it's not because he's a bigot.
Political Punch is a blog by ABC news correspondent Jake Tapper. Covering many aspects of politics and popular culture the blog brings together many different views and opinions presenting the facts. Exposing information that would otherwise have to be pieced together by oneself.
This professional blog is updated much more frequently than the other blogs, as in many times a day.
On the blog politcal punch is a post about two different Jewish comedians backing their favorite canidate. The first is a video by Sarah Silverman called the great schlep in which she calls all young jews to visit their grandparents in Florida and convince them to vote for Barack Obama. The second is a response from jewish comedian Jackie Mason in which he attacks Sarah Silverman's video for being shallow and not based on fact. After watching each I feel I agree with Jackie Mason. Although Sarah's video supported by the Jewish Council for education and research is funny, it doesn't really offer any facts and is just proaganda that comes off as unintelligent and pushy. In his response Jackie Mason points this out how dumb Sarah's video is and why he is not going to vote for Obama, and it's not because he's a bigot.
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