Yes, we all know the legacy of destruction that Bush and his administration has bequeathed to our children. The most horrific problem facing our country's history is the financial collapse caused by the Republican conservative agenda of deregulation.

McCain stated recently that the economy is basically sound while Wall Street...

Obama said it best at the Democratic National Convention; ENOUGH! EIGHT YEARS IS ENOUGH! It's time for a change, for a fresh start. McCain wants to stay in Irag for the next 100 years. Obama wants to fight the terrorists where they are, in Afghanistan. We all know the world...

It's time for action and not empty words. Let this be the first step in taking back the America we love, respect and deserve. Aren't you sick and tired of listening to people voicing their opinion and reading comments...

Who says we don't love Bush? Countless Americans (and I'm not talking about the rich) have benefited from his wit, his sense of decency and his brilliance -- excuse me while I throw up -- ah, better now.

One only has to think of Lewis Black, Jon Stewart, Bill Maher,...

A powerful Image is worth a thousand words and lasts in your minds eye FOREVER.

The sound of discontent is becoming louder and louder. It is coming from all quarters. From bloggers to The New York Times to talk around the office water-coolers. The time has come to end this war.

In the 4 years of "Bush's War" over 3,993 American men...

How fitting that this is printed on July 4th week. In 1776 we celebrated our independence from England. Now in 2007 we need to strike out again against the tyranny and oppression of our own government under the Cheney-Bush presidency. Read the Declaration of...

In the 4 years of "Bush's War" over 3,520 American men and women have died. That's 756 more Americans killed by "Bush's War" than were killed on 9/11 by terrorists. By the time you are reading this, that figure will be even higher. Defense analyst, Anthony Cordesman estimates that if...

As an artist, I communicate through images, beyond words. I feel that although people may believe what they read, it is often the visual that becomes the defining moment of their understanding, their means of perceiving the truth. It is what they remember most clearly.