Holistic Politics

Everybody wants to jump on political wedge issues. Whether it be gays, guns, abortion, tax and spend, immigration and you name it each are deisgned to divide the American public. It seems to me the problems America today faces are quite evident.

by bobby jennings

A somewhat funny but serious list of reasons to vote or not vote.

by bobby jennings.

Life is a series of crossroads and when wrong choices are made at these crossroads, at best we open ourselves to criticism and to doubts about our integrity. At worst, these choices remain to haunt us and they reappear time and again, sometimes in our own lives, and sometimes in the lives of those around us. This seems to be the situation with the cases of corporate fraud that are now coming out of hiding.

by bobby jennings.

This coming week is election week. I almost always vote for the best candidate regardless of party affiliation. But now, I admit, I am unhappy with the road down which...

by bobby jennings.

In this election, fairness slipped from our grasp and in its place we were bombarded by partisan dribble served up to us predictably by politicians, but more disturbingly by newscasters, clearly cheering for one side or the other.

by bobby jennings.

This election is a referendum on the Bush Presidency not the Kerry Presidency. We can?t be absolutely sure what a Kerry term will feel like but we definitely know what a George W. Bush term feels like. George W. Bush described himself as a compassionate conservative and a uniter during the 2000 election. However, here?s what we have learned about George W. Bush

by Michael Moore.

A Letter from Michael Moore to the Non-Voters of America: I address this letter to the largest political party in the United States -- the 55% of you in the voting public who are so disillusioned with politics and politicians, so sick and tired of all the broken promises, so disgusted with all the b.s. that you have absolutely no intention of voting in November.

by bobby jennings.

In this election, as with most of the prior elections, while we are presented with alternative choices to the Republican and Democrat candidates, the race comes down to the two major parties. I find that I agree with much that Mr. Nader and the Green Party has to say and am disturbed that they were left out of the debates.

by Robert Rabbin.

My 20 million brothers and sisters who meditate and practice yoga! You are the swing vote of 2004! I'm going to ask you to take your practice to the voting booth. Actually, my appeal is to all people of faith, conscience, and goodwill, to people of all religions and spiritual traditions.

by Marie T. Russell.

Many of us want to make a difference in our lives, and in the lives of the people we love. We were born with a seed in our being desiring a better world, knowing that peace and love are a much better choice than anger and fear. Yet, we also are living in the 'dense reality' of Planet Earth, where greed, fear, and anger, have run rampant. We have had to make choices many times between these energies