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leave politics out of ubuntu!
corey – this is my personal blog, I will express whatever political opinion I like thanks.
Jono — I respect that this is your blog, but how did this end up in the Ubuntu planet? I was under the impression that the planet entries were controlled by blog/journal entry tags.
That speaker is excellent!
(unfortunately I do not care, I don’t live in the US)
Well, it sounds like a good idea, i hope it actually changes something. personally im completely sick of big-budget companies and pressure groups having a chokehold on government, either in the US or in the UK or around the world. lets hope this guy gets the support he needs.
hes bailed: http://politics.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=08/02/25/1852241&from=rss