Update
Aug/05/08 12:05 AM
So I realize that my blogging has been both lame and lacking this summer, but I’m just not at my computer as much as I am during the school year, making it difficult to keep posting my thoughts and opinions (which, I assure you, have not slowed like the blog has).
But now its already August, so I’ll be back to my blogging routine sooner than later, I guess. Now that’s a scary thought.
In the meantime, there are two articles below that are interesting and worth checking out. The first is on Boston’s Cardinal Sean O’Malley and the work he has done during his five years thus far in Boston. I have seen him preach at mass and speak during Life Week down in D.C. and have been impressed by him myself.
The second highlights the attributed success of John McCain’s new ads and tactics against B.H. Obama. Obama is down nine points nationally this week. While week to week polls this far ahead of the election don’t mean anything, its at least heartening to know that people are listening. Much to the dismay of the Boston Globe Democrat and the Socialist New York Times, who have incessantly tried to paint these ads as inappropriate and negative, people seem to be tuning out their liberal noise and seeing that the ads make a point- that Barack is better off staying a worldwide celebrity than becoming an inexperienced leader of the most powerful country in the world. My advice to McCain would be to let these two ads play their role in defining Barack as “The One” for now, but lay off for a little while so that he doesn’t come off as an angry, bitter old man.
Here they are:
O’Malley Article
McCain Article
But now its already August, so I’ll be back to my blogging routine sooner than later, I guess. Now that’s a scary thought.
In the meantime, there are two articles below that are interesting and worth checking out. The first is on Boston’s Cardinal Sean O’Malley and the work he has done during his five years thus far in Boston. I have seen him preach at mass and speak during Life Week down in D.C. and have been impressed by him myself.
The second highlights the attributed success of John McCain’s new ads and tactics against B.H. Obama. Obama is down nine points nationally this week. While week to week polls this far ahead of the election don’t mean anything, its at least heartening to know that people are listening. Much to the dismay of the Boston Globe Democrat and the Socialist New York Times, who have incessantly tried to paint these ads as inappropriate and negative, people seem to be tuning out their liberal noise and seeing that the ads make a point- that Barack is better off staying a worldwide celebrity than becoming an inexperienced leader of the most powerful country in the world. My advice to McCain would be to let these two ads play their role in defining Barack as “The One” for now, but lay off for a little while so that he doesn’t come off as an angry, bitter old man.
Here they are:
O’Malley Article
McCain Article
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