Here I am, my second blog entry. What I have to say, I am not sure, I have so much to say but nothing to talk about. I watched I Am Legend the other day; in spite of video-game type CGI, the film was pretty decent. I cannot say it was memorable, as far as an apocalyptic film goes, it rose just above mediocre. Children of Men is far more entertaining, deep, and plot driven. If one were to spend two hours, the latter would be better time spent, especially considering the production quality.
Speaking of the apocalypse, the presidential race is heating up quickly. Apparently, Mike Huckabee has something to offer as a presidential candidate. I did not know the GOP is so interested in perpetuating the Bush foreign policy that they are willing to support a pseudo-clone of the current commander-in-chief our nation so dearly admires.
Ron Paul receives little-to-no attention from the media compared to other candidates but he has the money and grass roots attention (including a privately funded blimp) strong enough to survive, granting a legitimate concern to the mainstream candidates as he rises in the online polls nationwide. One can only hope that our democratic system actually offers what we call a Dark Horse.
Speaking of the apocalypse, the presidential race is heating up quickly. Apparently, Mike Huckabee has something to offer as a presidential candidate. I did not know the GOP is so interested in perpetuating the Bush foreign policy that they are willing to support a pseudo-clone of the current commander-in-chief our nation so dearly admires.
Ron Paul receives little-to-no attention from the media compared to other candidates but he has the money and grass roots attention (including a privately funded blimp) strong enough to survive, granting a legitimate concern to the mainstream candidates as he rises in the online polls nationwide. One can only hope that our democratic system actually offers what we call a Dark Horse.
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