Florida and Cuba watching the oil advancing

While everyone blames mostly BP for the terrible disaster that the explosion on the oil rig Deepwater Horizon has created, the Obama administration is beginning to receive criticism that in view of what is transpiring seems to deserve. Read the rest of this entry »

14 American states file suit

President Obama had barely signed the health-care reform bill into law when 14 states filed suit over the constitutionality of the burden imposed by such legislation. Starting in 2014, this health-care reform will make as many as 15 million more Americans eligible for Medicaid which will cost the states billions- for new staff and planning- and swamp their budgets. Read the rest of this entry »

Being funny can misfire

Today President Obama and Vice President Biden were in Tampa, Florida. The president, in a move that is almost a tradition, is going to travel to several states to bring the plans he talked about in his State of the Union last Wednesday to the citizens. The idea is to try to convince them so that the plans can be implemented. Read the rest of this entry »

UN condemns US embargo against Cuba

Yesterday the UN general assembly, for the 18th consecutive year, passed a non-binding resolution -with 187 votes in favor, three against and two abstentions- condemning the US economic embargo against Cuba. Only Israel and the Pacific Island of Palau sided with the US. Read the rest of this entry »

Floridians buy guns ahead the election

Good old Florida! I hope my state does not pull out another of its election trademarks and tomorrow all goes without a hitch. What worries me is not what happens with the ballots, as in this election there cannot be chads, but what might happen on the Florida streets. Read the rest of this entry »

Election time in Palm Beach County…

Election 2000 is something many people will remember. In my case, after several years of living abroad I arrived back in Palm Beach County just in time to vote. And vote I did using the infamous butterfly ballots with its hanging chads. Read the rest of this entry »

Will the missing votes make a difference?

Yesterday Kentucky and Oregon chose Clinton and Obama respectively.
In Kentucky, Clinton won 65% of the votes and Obama 30%. In Oregon, Clinton won 42% and Obama 58%.

Kentucky was dismissed by the media and the progressive blogs. Read the rest of this entry »