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“So I’m Going to the Democratic National Convention…” (VIDEO)

Posted on31. Jul, 2012 by Stevie.

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Some of you who follow me on Facebook may have learned this earlier in the month. I have been selected on behalf of Prune Juice Media to cover the 2012 Democratic National Convention as a credentialed blogger! Check out the video I made briefly describing the process it took me to get here. This is a [...]

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Aurora Victims Take Blame For Shooting, Says Fmr. AZ State Senator

Posted on23. Jul, 2012 by Stevie.

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The Aurora, Colorado shooting victims are somewhat to blame for their injuries and untimely deaths. That is, if you believe one former Arizona state senator. Russell Pearce recently offered some backhanded compassion in a Facebook post (see link) about Friday’s mass shooting. After expressing his sympathy for those hurt or killed, he posed a question. [...]

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Harsh Words For Your Friends Who Believe FOX News (PHOTO)

Posted on06. Jul, 2012 by Stevie.

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I know one or two people like this and it annoys me to no end. I don’t even care that it’s FOX News. But, when you refuse to do ANY independent research .. you need to go stand in the corner for a while on punishment. lol.. Tweet

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Michele Bachmann’s Hypocritical Healthcare Stance (PHOTO)

Posted on27. Apr, 2012 by Stevie.

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You gotta love Congresswoman Michele Bachmann! Her funny hypocrisy is so easy to point out, as highlighted by Americans Against the Tea Party. I wish more people would frame the healthcare argument like this for Christian conservatives. Tweet

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Politically Offensive Facebook Posts Get Essence Editor Booted

Posted on24. Apr, 2012 by Stevie.

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African-American media staple, Essence, had to give the boot to one of its editors, Michael Bullerdick, for some racially and politically-controversial posts he made on his private Facebook page. Bullerdick was launched into the spotlight in 2011 when he took the editorial position at the magazine, much to the chagrin of some in the black community. Observers were confused [...]