With less that two weeks to go, Mr. President Barack Obama cast his vote in the upcoming presidential election on the south side of Chicago. Since Chicago is his legal residence he had to either vote absentee or take the trip. Obama took the trip but poll workers had the nerve to ID the 44th President. Asking for identification to vote has been instituted more and more in the U.S., some think to disenfranchise certain voters. Make sure you have ID and Rock the Vote! Click below to read more. Funk Flex
Vivica A. Fox Throws Shade At Stacey Dash!!
Seems like ever since Stacey Dash dropped the bomb that she’s supporting Mitt Romney, a lot of people have been feeling a certain way about it. First we had Kimora Lee Simons calling Stacey “irrelevant” and accusing her of using it as a publicity stunt. And now we have Vivica A. Fox calling Stacey out publicly as well. Hit the jump to see what Vivica said and to also see who else also recently called out Stacey. Make sure to let us know what your opinion is! Do you think people are being too hard on Stacey for having an opinion? Or do you think she is using her Romney-claim as a stunt? Melissa Nash
President Obama & Mitt Romney Put Campaigns On Hold As Final Debate Approaches
Both President Obama and Republican candidate, Mitt Romney, have put their campaign trips on hold in preparation for their final debate. President Obama and Romney will go head to head on Monday in a final debate which will be moderated by Bob Schieffer of CBS News. Schieffer will be asking more questions in regards to terrorism and foreign policy. Even though the candidates will be not touring for their campaign, Vice President Biden and Paul Ryan will still be hitting the road and the ads attacking each other won’t be slowing down. Read more below. Julie A.
Hugo Chavez Wins Third Election In Venezuela
President Hugo Chavez won re-election Sunday, surviving his closest race yet. Click “more” below for more information. DJ Matthew Tyler
2012 Presidential Debate Tonight At 9:00 PM EST!
The debate will focus on domestic policy and be divided into six time segments of approximately 15 minutes each. Jim Lehrer will open each segment with a question, after which each candidate will have two minutes to respond. The moderator will use the balance of the time in the segment for a discussion of the topic. Each debate will be broadcast live on C-SPAN, ABC, CBS, FOX and NBC, as well as all cable news channels including CNN, Fox News and MSNBC among others.
