This is a great thing Obama is doing, each week he is updating the nation through YouTube about what is happening in America and his overall plan. I bet Obama gets more view on YouTube then Bush gets on network prime-time television.

People are ridiculous. I doubt anyone would want her republican candy anyway. I am sure it is old.

As great as that is to hear, that is not why I am posting this. Real quickly, I want to point out that Colin Powell and I are on the same wave length. He just said what I have been saying for several months now:

“I don’t believe [Palin] is ready to be president of the United States,” Powell said flatly. By contrast, Obama’s running mate, Sen. Joe Biden of Delaware, “is ready to be president on day one.”

I am sure everyone has seen these, but they are worth watching again. Tina Fey’s impression of Sarah Palin is dead on. It is a shame that once Obama is elected into office, she will not be needed on Saturday Night Live anymore.

Odd, I don’t recall reading to many anti Barack Obama / Joe Biden articles last week. Will social news sites help voters choose the next President of the United States? A couple minutes on Digg.com will yield these anti John McCain/ Sarah Palin stories:

1. McCain Would Rather Win an Election than Pick a Qualified VP
2. Palin denies global warming is man-made
3. Robert J. Elisberg: The Worst Vice-Presidential Nominee in U.S. History
4. There Goes the Hillary Votes McCain was Pandering For
5. Andrea Mitchell: John McCain Only Met Sarah Palin Once
6. Palin Ad with Ted Stevens taken down from her website
7. McCain’s Selection of Palin as VP is the Epitome of Tokenism
8. Van Jones: Palin: You’re no Hillary Clinton
9. Sarah Palin On The Environment
10. Sarah Palin: Hillary Clinton is a whiner
11. Scholars question Palin credentials