‘DNC’ Archives
NAACP challenges the Republican Party efforts to disenfranchise Black Voters
By: Charles S. Mombo Article Sponsored by Flash Mob Business to Consumer NAACP challenges the Republican Party efforts to disenfranchise Black Voters In an effort to win the 2012 presidential election by “any means necessary,” the Republican Party is overly [Read More]
Axelrod on Gingrich: The higher a monkey climbs…the more you can see his butt.
Axelrod on Gingrich: The higher a monkey climbs...the more you can see his butt. While referring to Newt Gingrich, David Axelrod who is President Obama’s chief strategist said: "The higher a monkey climbs up a pole the more you see of his butt." [Read More]
Pat Buchanan and Herman Cain: Blacks are Brainwashed due to Liberal Plantation
Pat Buchanan and Herman Cain: Blacks are Brainwashed due to Liberal Plantation Pat Buchanan, the Conservative political commentator who is no stranger to controversy added benzene to the Herman Cain fire by supporting Herman Cain's statement that African-Americans have [Read More]
The Politics of Fear: How Republicans Use Money, Race, and the Media to Win
Article Sponsored by Chicago-based SEO and Social Media Network Consultants The Politics of Fear: How Republicans Use Money, Race, and the Media to Win written by Manuel G. Gonzales and Richard Delgado I recently received an email from one of Chocolate City's readers by [Read More]
The Real Killers of the Dream Act are not the Republicans
(MPR Photo/Tom Weber) By: Charles Mombo Twitter @charlessmombo On Saturday, the Dream Act's 55-41 vote did not pass the bill due to 5 votes short of the 60 votes needed to break through the largely GOP opposition. Had the Dream Act passed, it would have given legal [Read More]
Is Mitch McConnell Deliberately Misleading the Public?
Republican Senate leaders Mitch McConnellThe Republicans are living up to their name – “The Party of NO”. They are literally stonewalling every positive agenda that President Obama proposes. Actually, it gives me the perception that their [Read More]
Obama: Health Care is Patients Bill of Rights on Steroid
President Barack Obama (C) walks with Sergeant of Arms of the Senate Terrance Gainer (center-L) as he arrives on Capitol Hill for a Democratic Caucus meetingPresident Obama just concluded addressing the Democratic Caucus on Capitol Hill. The president said that after a year [Read More]
An Interview With Illinois U.S. Senatorial Candidate Cheryle Jackson
By Charles S. Mombo Cheryle Robinson Jackson, Illinois Democratic Senatorial candidateSince 1870, the United States Senate have had ONLY 6 African-American Senators. Two out of the six were Republicans elected during the Reconstruction era and four out of the six were [Read More]
Apology accepted, where’s my damn 40 Acres and a Mule
The United States Senate approved a fiercely worded resolution couple of days ago that attempts to formally apologize for the "fundamental injustice, cruelty, brutality, and inhumanity of slavery" of the African-American people. It's strange that their [Read More]
Who Loses if President Barack Obama Fails?
“I wish President Barack Obama would fail,” is one of the dumbest, most unpatriotic, un-American, hateful, undermining, and a perceived selfish white male sense of entitlement statement that I have ever heard against a president of the United States of America. [Read More]
Sen. Gregg’s withdrawal smells ungraciously fishy
Senator Judd GreggAfter begging the Obama’s administration to considered him for the position of U.S. Commerce Secretary, the Republican Senator Judd Gregg of New Hampshire made an above-face by withdrawing his consideration. Following is Senator Gregg Statement on [Read More]
Jim Crow, Roland Burris and the 111th Congress
By Charles Mombo Illinois Senate appointee Roland Burris With an uncomfortable resemblance of scenes from the Jim Crow era, the Illinois Senate appointee Roland Burris, who is an African American was escorted out of the Capitol in the rain after being turned away when he [Read More]
Why is Harry Reid all up in Illinois’ Kool-Aid?
By: Charles Mombo Harry Mason Reid, Senate Majority Leader I have always wonder why Harry Mason Reid, the Senate Majority Leader and Senator from Nevada is all in Illinois’ Kool-Aid and don’t even know the flavor? Senator Reid has not hid his [Read More]
Palin’s State Newspaper Endorses Obama
Anchorage Daily NewsIn endorsing Sen. Obama for president, Anchorage Daily News (ADN), the newspaper of Sarah Palin’s state said “Sen. McCain describes himself as a maverick, by which he seems to mean that he spent 25 years trying unsuccessfully to persuade his [Read More]
‘Obama Wins!,’ declares The New Mexico Sun News
Obama Wins!“Obama Wins!” is the headline of the current edition of The New Mexico Sun News on newsstands now, complete with “special collector’s edition” in red bold typeface. Because the the bi-monthly newspaper and its Oct 26-Nov 8 issue had [Read More]
“No-brainer” – GOP Gov. Weld Endorses Obama
Tolbert Yarkpawolo http://www.ThatOneMcCain.com William WeldFormer Massachusetts Gov. William Weld, Joined the ranks of fellow Republicans including Secretary of State Colin Powell, former Minnesota Gov. Arne Carlson and Scott McClellan, former press secretary to [Read More]
Sarah Palin – A Match Made in Hellalaska
Tolbert Yarkpawolo http://www.ThanOneMcCain.com McCain Palin - A Match Made in Hell (Alaska)The McCain and Palin camps are increasingly showing signs indicating that the Republican Party’s coalition is fracturing amid the stresses of the campaign. Several McCain [Read More]
The meanest, the dirtiest, the sleaziest and “that one”
by: Tolbert Yarkpawolo for: http://www.ThatOneMcCain.com From a McCain/Palin Campaign RallyWhether election 2008 is the meanest, sleaziest, lowest-down, and dirtiest campaign ever, I will leave that to the political analyst to determine. When Arne H. (Helge) [Read More]
Gov. Carlson endorses Obama and criticized his party
Former GOP Governor Arne H. (Helge) CarlsonAccording to the Minneapolis Star Tribune, Gov. Arne H. (Helge) Carlson, a former Republican Governor of Minnesota endorsed Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama on Thursday. Gov. Carlson says Obama represented the best hope [Read More]
Gov. Palin asked Elisabeth Hasselbeck to campaign with her
Elizabeth HasselbeckElisabeth Hasselbeck, the Republican party “spokesperson” and the lone conservative panelist on ABC’s daytime talk show “The View,” will introduce Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin at two rallies this [Read More]
Obama breaks own record raised $150M in Sept.
Obama 2008 CampaignToday Barack Obama’s campaign announced that they raised $150 million in donations in September, raising the the bar in campaign fund raising. The September record tops Obama’s previous record of $65 million in August. In a campaign [Read More]
Three Significant U.S. Newspapers Endorse Obama
Chicago Tribune, LA Times and Washington PostThe Chicago Tribune, The Los Angeles Times, and The Washington Post all praised Obama’s handling of the grueling presidential campaign and the historical nature of his candidacy as the first African American to be the [Read More]
Obama Bucks – Republican Women’s Club Blatant Racism
GOP's racist "Obama Bucks"A Republican women’s club in San Bernardino County sent out its October newsletter to about 200 members of the Chaffey Community Republican Women with a photograph of Illinois Sen. Barack Obama surrounded by fried watermelon, a [Read More]
Biden: I’m dead tired of being taken advantage of!
Joe BidenLast night while in Jefferson City, Missouri Joe Biden told Sarah Palin not to lecture him on patriotism, after weeks of attacks mocking him for his statement the wealthy should be patriotic and pay higher taxes because not enough has been asked of them. [Read More]
Is a candidate’s pin or t-shirt considered electioneering?
By: Charles Mombo http://www.Chocolatecity.cc/blog Sen. Obama (Reuters: Jason Reed)Is a candidate’s pin,t-shirt or button considered electioneering in a polling place? Electioneering is the act of persuading or attempting to persuade; communication intended to induce [Read More]
Palin takes foreign affairs lesson in private
Gov. Sarah Palin On Wednesday, Republican presidential candidate McCain and his vice presidential candidate Palin are expected to meet jointly with Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili and Ukrainian President Viktor Yuschenko. Palin was then to meet separately with Iraqi [Read More]
Sen. Chuck Hagel: Its a streatch to say Palin’s qualified
GOP Sen. Chuck Hagel GOP Sen. Chuck Hagel of Nebraska said the GOP vice presidential nominee, Sarah Palin, lacks foreign policy experience and called it a "stretch" to say she’s qualified to be president. In an interview published Thursday by the Omaha [Read More]
Lynn Forester de Rothschild: I don’t Like Obama
Lynn Forester de RothschildLynn Forester de Rothschild, a former Hillary Clinton supporter and member of the Democratic National Committee’s Platform Committee, is expected to endorse the Republican presidential candidate, John McCain, for president today. Forester [Read More]
Is Obama the trigger of McCain’s irritability and temper outbursts?
By: http://www.chocolatecity.cc/blog John McCainJohn McCain is not only a scary individual but an angry man who cannot be pleased. I could never imagine McCain as president of the United States. First, Mr. McCain begs Obama to travel abroad with him, then he [Read More]
Obama to bring down the wall for acceptance speech
DENVER – Breaking the mold of traditional political Conventions, the Democratic National Convention Committee (DNCC) today announced that Senator Barack Obama will accept the Democratic nomination for President of the United States at Denver’s INVESCO Field at [Read More]
Obama: An Arrogant or a battlefield strategist?
It was recently reported that while at the National Republican, a Republican club on Capitol Hill, Karl Rove made an “off the record” statement that he think Barack Obama is arrogant. Mr. Rove further noted that he saw examples of Obama’s arrogance. [Read More]
DNC Rules Committee increased goalpost to 2,118
The DNC’s Rules and Bylaws Committee concluded their day long meeting with a new goalpost of 2,118 to clinch the Democratic party nomination. Previous target was 2024. According to the committee Co-chairwoman Alexis Herman in her opening remarks “seating all of the [Read More]
