What is wrong with our electoral process? Every fucking choice with which we are faced is approached like it is a popularity contest.

This has been a week of money making the world go 'round, and that's not even counting the $300,000 outfit Cindy McCain wore on Monday night at the Republican National Convention. (Laura Bush's wardrobe topped out around $4,000.)

Howard Dean and Nancy Pelosi have used their experience and expertise to develop plans of action that will hopefully lead the Democratic Party to victory while Barack Obama and Joe Biden stand at the podium and preach a message of hope and change to the nation.

This afternoon I went to hear John McCain’s top strategist Steven Schmidt speak to a room full of Log Cabin Republicans.

So, is Minnesota truly the “really nice city that loves you” as Minnesota Congresswoman Michele Bachmann says? Oh, that’s only for the RNC participants, huh?

The Democratic National Convention was not all about Barack Obama and his campaign. It was also about John McCain and the Republican Party.

Day four and many days later: I haven’t yet blogged about day four at the DNC, as I have been too exhausted and/or obsessed with Sarah Palin.

I'm generally the type to pick my battles, but there's a fight that's been brewing in me for a few days now brought on by the collision of ignorance and arrogance in one man who happens to be considered the new gay media king.