A West Hollywood couple removed an effigy of Sarah Palin used in a Halloween display in front of their home. Chad Michael Morrisette and his partner, Mito Aviles, set up the display three weeks ago and the controversy took on international proportions. Some of his neighbors tried to block viewing of the display from the public.
While some may feel the display is creative, how different is that from a hate crime? I am so not feeling Sarah Palin but hanging her in effigy crosses the line.
On the other hand, there was no indication of any complaint about the depiction of John McCain surrounded by fake flames. What's up with that? McCain continues to be upstaged by his running mate. That's just wrong.
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As you may know by now, singer-actress Jennifer Hudson's mother, Darnell Donerson and brother Jason Hudson were murdered, Friday, October 24th in their home in Chicago. Hudson's nephew Julian King has been missing since that time. The police have not indicated that there are any suspects and no clues as to why this tragedy occurred. Police questioned Julian's father, William Balfour, as a person of interest. Balfour is the estranged husband of Jennifer Hudson's sister, Julia Hudson.
The Honorable Louis Farrakhan announced that the 
As expected, Michael Vick will likely plead guilty to dogfighting charges next week to attain early release from prison. Vick is serving a 23 month sentence.





America on the Verge of Change for the Better
Check out this awesome video I was pointed to by fellow blogger Jim Legington. Share it with friends to spread Barack Obama's message of Unity and Change. If you are eligible to vote and haven't done so, please vote right away!
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