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This looks like it could be a real win for a greener Earth. What a historic moment. Now we have a job that starts right now... making sure the change we were promised comes swiftly. No more excuses, if there was ever a time to act, it is now, why we have a chance at getting some real policies changed in government. "Spartans! This is where we fight!"

New ad released by www.techforobama.com points out reasons why it is important to cast your vote in favor Obama/Biden when it comes to media, telecommunications, and network neutrality. In the add the arguement is made that not only are telecommunication laws at stake, but by backing innovation and new technological ideas the democratic candidate (Obama) will help push the economy into the future. You can view the add by clicking continue below.

...you care about what happens in this lifetime and the next. Click 'continue' below to view the "5 Friends" uncensored video making the case to vote in the upcoming election. Here's hoping some reverse psychology will work this November.

An example of the executive experience that Vice-Presidential candidate Sarah Palin brings to the Republican campaign from Alaska. Continue reading the article to view the actual ad.

Newsweek recently reported the current car count of both the presidential candidates. The tally stands with McCain at 13, and Obama at one. According to the report, Obama recently traded in the family gas guzzling Chrysler for a Ford Escape hybrid. Okay, that rings true with his "change" montra. Frankly, his decision to drive a hybrid probably had something to do with the public's preception of if the candidate can practice what he preaches. It also sets a good example, and that is what we would expect from our potential leader. McCain on the other hand drives a Caddy, and claims to have bought American all his life. So here we go again with this "I'm a bigger patriot than you" even at the expense of the environment. McCain also has some more energy efficient vehicles, but the point is to take a look at the bigger picture. You don't have to spend five seconds reading into either one of the candidates national energy policies, just take a look at how handle their own personal energy policies. Looks like McCain might need to look into buying a new home just for a place to keep his vehicles.