After a hard fought campaign, President Obama remains stationed in the Oval Office for the next four years. Naturally, in a country with a two-party system some people oppose his leadership. The reality is President Obama is our nation’s leader and the majority of citizens believe he was the most qualified candidate for the job. It is imperative that both Republicans and Democrats work together in this new term; it is the only way the country can reach its greatest potential. Anchor and television host, Rachel Maddow delivered some powerful on-air rhetoric the night after the election....

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After a well-fought and tiring campaign, President Obama was re-elected last night for a second term. The election coverage was extremely intense, and dare I say, almost as intense as Bush v. Gore. This time we had two men with two very different plans for the country. President Obama and Governor Romney couldn’t be anymore different in their ideologies. Naturally, there was a lot on the line last night, especially for middle class families, women, and immigrants. Not to mention, the president of this term could potentially appoint multiple Supreme Court justices, which would alter the conservative...

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With just shy of 48 hours until Election Day the stakes are high and both camps are tense as the last push for winning the 2012 Presidential Election is made. Mainstream publications such as CNN, Politico and MSNBC give reports of a 49%-49% tie in Battleground states with 53% of women stating they plan on supporting the President. If you subscribe to barackobama.com or any major Democratic P.A.C. website you can attest to emails stating that in the final quarter of this race President Obama was outraised, millions of dollars by the Romney campaign. Making him more heavily dependent on his machine...

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In the home stretch of one of the most critical elections of our generation, political candidates must walk a fine line to win the hearts and votes of undecided American voters. Earlier this week, Republican Senatorial Candidate Richard Mourdock, expressed his opinion regarding abortion during an intense final debate with Democratic Congressman Joe Donelly and Libertarian candidate Andrew Horning. Mourdock stated that pregnancies resulting from rape are "something that God intended to happen," and then went back to clarify that he felt rape was a "horrible situation." (Not sure if that is the moment...

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Tuesday night things got heated in the Big Apple as round two of the Presidential Debates took place. With just twenty-one days until the election President Obama and Governor Romney went head to head in a town hall style forum, addressing the voters questions that ranged from the economy and foreign affairs to job outsourcing and beyond. Candy Crowley served as moderator and ensured that each man got adequate time to speak and also that the FACTS were on the record. Multiple times Crowley had to bring Gov. Romney back to the question at hand, for example when asked about guns and local violence,...

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And the winner is… The presidential debate was nothing short of interesting. In one corner you had an aggressive Mitt Romney and in the other corner you had a cool, calm, and collected President Barack Obama. There was a great distinction between the two candidates throughout the night. The hot topics of the evening were jobs, the economy, healthcare, and taxes. The debate opened with President Obama wishing the First lady a Happy Anniversary. The president displayed his trademark calming nature throughout the debate. Both parties went back and forward as expected, their time limits...

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With just shy of 40 days left until the 2012 Presidential Election, the candidates are gearing up for the first Debate to take place on October 3rd. The issues likely to be up for debate are Welfare, Foreign Policy and the Economy. Serious blows have been exchanged between both parties on each of them.  Mitt Romney's Foreign Policy strategist are criticizing President Obama's strategies, suggesting his schedule for bringing troops home in 2014 and claims that the Al Queda organization has been weakened are false. The Romney campaign also assert that American people feel a false sense of security...

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What was Mitt Romney thinking? I do not think Mitt Romney could ask for a worst issue to deal with right now.  After constantly being brigaded as the “out of touch” and “elitist” presidential nominee, Romney has made this accusation even harder to deny. Romney hosted a closed-door fundraiser, which was secretly recorded and leaked to the press.  The audio on the tape has Romney making several eyebrow-raising comments.  Romney explains how he will win the election by not even focusing on the 47% of immoveable Obama supporters. He details this 47% of the population as Americans that...

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It is the aftermath of both the Republican National Convention and the Democratic National Convention. The conventions were highlighted by great speeches, celebrity appearances, and conversations with ghosts. Nonetheless, new polls have been released showing President Obama is the favorite for this upcoming election. It was predicted; this race between Mitt Romney and President Obama would remain neck and neck until Election Day.  We are currently witnessing a divide being made between the two. What’s the reason for this? The conventions undoubtedly, gave both candidates an opportunity...

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We all knew she played for "the other team" but most people would've assumed that when that phrase was mentioned in the same sentence as Nicki Minaj, it would relate to her bi-sexual orientation not her political affiliation. Nicki's rap mentor and boss Lil Wayne dropped his highly-anticipated Dedication 4 and instead of discussion of Wayne's metaphors, the whole internet is buzzing about Nicki's lyrics on the Mercy remix, which is she and Wayne's rendition of Kanye West's hit single Mercy. The lyrics in question feature Nicki saying "I’m a Republican voting for Mitt Romney You lazy b*tches...

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