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THE ACTIVITY PIT You can show more support for your friend Greg, TV's Andy Levy and Bill at the ActivityPit! Bring your own chaps and a poncho... Group tours meet up in Bryant Park at 4AM. the activity pit FOLLOW TAS ON TWITTER The Arquette's Stream Of Conciousness, Twittering and Microblogging @arquettesisters ANDREW BREITBART PRESENTS: BIG HOLLYWOOD Check it out check it outers big hollywood KOREAN BBQ IN BROOKLYN May burn your lips. Be careful dokebi brooklyn VOTE FOR SOMETHING WORTHWHILE The Best Hamburger in NYC random blog OUR UK 'MATE'S' ANNUAL SUPERBOWL BETTING GUIDE chickendinner ENGLISHERS ARE TRYING TO BET ON THE SUPERBOWL Isn't it great to live in a country where it's this easy to bet on the game the dinner GREAT GEEK GIFTS The gamut of gifts for the geek in your life... kotaku |
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THE CANDIDATE OF CHANG...ING HIS MIND
Sen. Barack Obama has decided not to accept public financing for his campaign, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee told supporters Thursday. In an e-mail message, Obama said his decision means that his campaign will forego over $80 million in public funds. In exchange for taking public funds, candidates usually agree to a cap on the amount of money they can spend on their campaigns. "It's not an easy decision, and especially because I support a robust system of public financing of elections," Obama wrote. "But the public financing of presidential elections as it exists today is broken, and we face opponents who've become masters at gaming this broken system." | ||||
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Obama supported public campaign financing, until he didn't? In an election cycle chock full of firsts, a candidate operating outside of public campaign funding is yet another. Which leads to yet another first; Obama not loving a big government program. | |||
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