Some of Swannys fav moments in Aussie Politics – just ask Kevin Rudd…….

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Here is Swannys top 10 moments in Australian Politics… Enjoy Australian Election 2007 John Howard vs Kevin Rudd Love Swanny…

MP for Canterbury, Julian Brazier, doesn’t agree with the BBFC allowing adults to decide for themselves what movies or video games they should watch and so was trying to change the law in a way that would allow the government to dictate BBFC classification policies, chose who runs the board and even ban already classified works on whatever whim suits a particular MP. news.bbc.co.uk This debate air…

Two faces that made impact on this election: Barack Obama and Sarah Palin. Two forty-somethings who manage to attract millions of voters to the polls. The world is please that Americans elected Barack Obama. In January 2009, Barack Obama will assume title of the 44th President of The United States. The disappointed supporters of John McCain and Sarah Palin will continue to post their ilk here. I d…

SJSU reaction to former Secretary of State Colin Powell’s decision to endorse Senator Barack Obama for President of the United States. Political Pundent and SJSU Professor Larry Gerston and Political Science student Stephanie Lazarowich give their opinions….

Roland Martin appears on AC360 with Anderson Cooper to discuss Tea Party Politics, protesters, racial slurs and armed militias. David Gergen, Candy Crowley, John King and Ed Rollins weigh in well….

As we taped our discussion with Prof. Robert Carp, the Senate continued its debate on the confirmation of Sonia Sotomayor to the Supreme Court. The Senate confirmed her nomination the next day, making her the third female and the first Hispanic member of the Supremes. Prof. Carp has been on the Political Science faculty at the University of Houston since 1969. Hes written more than thirty articles…