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“Right America: Feeling Wronged” Part 2

Posted by Agent Squirrel on February 20, 2009  |  No Comments

This past Monday I watched the documentary “Right America: Feeling Wronged – Some Voices From the Campaign Trail” on HBO. I posted about it last week but hadn’t seen it yet. I had joined in on some of the comments that were posted on a YouTube video about it but really did want to reserve my feelings until after I watched it. Now that I’ve seen it, I’m still trying to figure out how I feel.
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Good Sportsmanship

Posted by Agent Squirrel on February 19, 2009  |  No Comments

With all the terrible news we all hear, it is heartwarming to hear a feel good story every once in a while. This one involves two high school basketball teams, Milwaukee Madison High School and DeKalb High School in Illinois.
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“Right America: Feeling Wronged”

Posted by Agent Squirrel on February 15, 2009  |  No Comments

On Monday, February 16, 2009 – HBO is airing a new documentary by Producer/Director Alexandra Pelosi ["The Trials of Ted Haggard" (2009), "Friends of God: A Road Trip with Alexandra Pelosi" (2007), "Diary of a Political Tourist" (2004), and "Journeys with George" (2002)], titled “Right America: Feeling Wronged”.
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Rachel Maddow Interviews Barack Obama!

Posted by Agent Squirrel on October 30, 2008  |  No Comments

Rachel Maddow,    of    MSNBC’s    “The    Rachel Maddow Show” and also Air America’s “The Rachel Maddow Show”, interviewed Barack Obama tonight. I personally thought it was a great interview. I liked the questions she asked and found his responses interesting. Read the rest of this entry »

Barack Obama’s TV Show

Posted by Agent Squirrel on October 29, 2008  |  No Comments

I just finished watching Barack Obama’s half-hour commercial. I know that when I go out campaigning tomorrow I will encounter some McPalin supporter’s who will have comments about it. All I can say is that I was moved to tears.
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