fundamental change

David Sirota asserts that the people need to realize that electing the right people is just the first step towards change:

From Tom Humphrey:

Two Washington, D.C., attorneys criticized another provision of the bill that would change the language in Tennessee law for taxation of downloaded books, movies and music.

This ordinance by Councilman Tygard would allow “duplexes” to be built as two separate structures on a single lot.

This ordinance by Councilman Tygard would allow “duplexes” to be built as two separate structures on a single lot.

The music industry is facing an interesting puzzle these days How do you run a business where customers do not want to pay and they do not want advertising? From today's Tennessean:

Who Will Edwards Endorse?
I think a strong case can be made that Edwards will endore Obama. Five basic reasons will motivate Edwards to endorse B-rock:

1) Both agree on changing power in Washington DC

2) Obama’s lack of polarization

3) Obama’s electability particularly with independents. Obama won’t galvanize the GOP base to vote not-democrat.

4) Obama’s desire to cross race and class lines.

Kucinich put out at statement yesterday, which in part read:

"I hope Iowans will caucus for me as their first choice this Thursday, because of my singular positions on the war, on health care, and trade. This is an opportunity for people to stand up for themselves. But in those caucus locations where my support doesn't reach the necessary threshold, I strongly encourage all of my supporters to make Barack Obama their second choice. Sen. Obama and I have one thing in common: Change," he

As much as David Oatney discusses the corruption and missteps of those in public office, today Mr. Oatney cautions us to remember that most politicians are not corrupt and are not about the money:

As I have stood in the crosshairs of those who target Second Amendment freedoms, I've realized that firearms are not the only issue. No, it's much, much bigger than that. I've come to understand that a cultural war is raging across our land, in which, with Orwellian fervor, certain acceptable thoughts and speech are mandated. — Charlton Heston

You would have to be lying to yourself not to see that we are seeing a fundamental change in our society and freedoms