As recently as mid-March, Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton were arguing over health care, NAFTA, Iraq, and which candidate could best deliver progressive change. But the campaign’s tone has since changed, with major emphasis now placed on the social views
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San Francisco voters will soon receive slick mailers funded by PG&E that urge a “no” vote on Proposition E – calling it a “power play” by the Board of Supervisors. We’ve heard the Mayor and his allies argue this before
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With most of America solidly opposed to the war, Democrats in Congress are about to hand George Bush, one of the most unpopular presidents of recent history, his biggest Iraq spending bill ever: $108 billion plus a bridge fund of
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KEEP HOPE ALIVE! Proud, inspired the day of January 17, 2008 in line at the San Francisco Westin Hotel on Union Square, to greet and embrace Democratic Presidential candidate Senator Barack Obama, to tell him how proud I was of
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Help defeat Prop 98 in the Castro this Saturday and save May 7 on your calendar for a big NO on 98 rally… Join us this Saturday, May 3, 11 AM at Market & Castro Streets (right at the MUNI
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The liberal blogs and MoveOn.org are apoplectic that Barack Obama went on Fox News this weekend. Obama had refused for 771 days to go on the right-wing news outlet after they lied about his past, so to his crowd of
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With teacher layoffs coming in two weeks to San Francisco public schools, nonprofit leaders and residents pressured public officials to release more money from the city’s Rainy Day Fund at a meeting last night in the Mission. “Public education is
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