Governor Bill Richardson, His Word, The 2008 Candidates

Growing Up
Bill Richardson’s early childhood was characterized by an atypical biculturalism, strong family bonds, and a consistent commitment to giving back to the community.
Bill Richardson was born on November 15, 1947 in Pasadena, California to William Richardson and Maria Luisa Lopez-Collada. William Richardson was a banker who had been working in Mexico City for decades [...]

Richardson Campaign Schedule for Saturday, December 29

For Immediate Release
December 28, 2007
Contact: Tom Reynolds
(505) 681-1832

SANTA FE, NM– New Mexico Governor and Democratic Presidential candidate Bill Richardson will continue campaigning in Iowa on Saturday, December 29. He will deliver a major speech on Iraq and American foreign policy entitled “The Difference” [...]

“I Saw my Father March with Martin Luther King” Accurate Citations from Books and Articles, False Memory Syndrome, or Speech Writer Blunder?

If you Hear Something Long Enough
“I Saw my Father March with Martin Luther King”
Accurate Citations from Books and Articles, False Memory Syndrome, or Speech Writer Blunder?
 
by Albert N. Milliron
 
Mitt Romney’s speech on December 6th [...]

CNN YouTube Democratic Party Debate Follow-up Analysis

CNN YouTube Democratic Party Debate
Follow-up Analysis
Albert N. Milliron-Tuesday, July 24th 2007 (IMNS & Politisite.com) Columbia, SC- This writer really enjoyed the format of the debate. the big winners in the debate were those who submitted questions. This was probably as close to a direct democracy where debates are concerned. The problem still exists, in that, [...]

Liberals Read More Books? Does, “Green Eggs and Ham”, Count?

Liberals Read More Books
Albert N. Milliron- September 24th 2007 (IMNS & Politisite.com) Columbia, SC- Thursday, August 23, 2007- When you compare the number of books a political group reads, it means nothing! A poll on the number of words or content might be of interest. So if a liberal reads, “The Cat in the Hat” [...]