Green again?

Well, the last progressive is really out of the race. I wasn't sure I totally believed Edwards, but he was better than Obama and hecka better than Clinton. Maybe Obama's ok, but I feel like his vague uniting rhetoric lacks a passion for punishing the criminal capitalists and eliminating poverty and forcing all the retrograde elements to recognize the equality of all people. I mean, it would be great if we could all get along like Obama says, but only if we all get along based on the right ideas. It's not enough to agree; I want the next President to agree on the right answer.

Still, there is one man who's not afraid to fight for the downtrodden: Ralph Nader. If the choice is between Hillary and some neo-con, it's lose-lose anyway, right? We may as well let the world know that nominating a real progressive is more important than reaching out to rogue capitalists.

Still, I'd hate to come out against Obama. I wouldn't want anyone to think I was racist. That would be hecka lame.

Farewell, noble peacenik

It's a sad day for all progressives, and for all Croatian-Americans, as Dennis Kucinich has dropped out of the Presidential race. He was the last real progressive in the contest. I guess I'll have to vote for Edwards in the caucus next month, but I'm not sure he's really a social democrat. He says all the right things, but he's also really rich and lives in a big mansion.

I wish Al Gore was running.

Mono

My friend Bill keeps trying to convince me that I should get an iPod. I'm pretty happy with my walkman, but I've been considering it. Seems like everyone has one nowadays. Then, today, I realized I made the right choice -- the iPod will not play in mono. I'll stick with the tape deck. Stereo sound gives me hecka vertigo.

More dirty right-wing tricks

While the New Hampshire recount is ongoing, enemies of progress are infringing on the civil rights of Kucinich's office staff and his constituents. Will this right-wing conspiracy never quit!?!

Count 'em

The New Hampshire recount has begun. Now we'll see how Clinton, Obama, and their big-money allies have tried to steal this thing right out from under the people's noses.

Count every vote!

Count every vote!

Kucinich is demanding a recount! I knew he was robbed in New Hampshire. There had to have been more that 3,919 people who wanted him to win, and I'm not just saying that because we're both Croatian.

Finally, someone stood up to Clinton and her right-wing allies.

Comeback Kid on the Couch

Camille Paglia has an interesting take on the psychology of Hillary Rodham Clinton. I'm not sure I agree, but my field's sociology, not psychology. Anyway, I'm a Kucinich man. Clinton's hecka conservative.