This blog is all about Cynthia McKinney, the Green Party presidential candidate. It has a ton of video clips and and clips of speeches. It also has tons of links to articles, as well as to volunteer, contribute, and other ways to participate in her campaign.
This 'professional' blog is a lot different than most of the other blogs I have seen up to this point. There is a lot more information as well as the video clips and picture. Also all the links to other sites involving Cynthia McKinney help you to further understand who she is and what she stands for. All the other blogs seemed to be mostly just text and not all that appealing to look at. This 'professional' blog makes it easy to find anything you may want to know about this party and the candidates campaign.
One of the major topics discussed in an entry on this blog is energy. McKinney's opinion is to "leave the oil in the soil" She really emphasizes how we need to change our habits on use of energy and everyday events. She thinks we need a president who isn't going to be stuck in old ways. A lof her campaign focuses on the environment. I think this is very important, many companies these days are trying to 'go green' and I am a big believer in this as well, we all need to be a little more aware of the world around us and how the things we have been doing obviously is not working. I think Cynthia's stand for this will win her a decent amount of votes from all those American who also are very pro-earth.
Sunday, October 5, 2008
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Vocal Cord Dysfunction
VCD
So I'm pretty sure I have this too and I found this blog about the woman's son and I thought it was interesting to read some of the similar situations I've experienced. The only difference is that her son has asthma and I don't. I think it's a little strange that she calls him monkey but other than that, for me at least, I found her entries interesting.
So I'm pretty sure I have this too and I found this blog about the woman's son and I thought it was interesting to read some of the similar situations I've experienced. The only difference is that her son has asthma and I don't. I think it's a little strange that she calls him monkey but other than that, for me at least, I found her entries interesting.
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