David Jeond

National 1

Clinton sharpens attacks on Obama

Summary: Sen. Hillary Clinton sharpened her attacks on Democratic rival Sen. Barack Obama as she faces what even her supporters admit are must-win situations in Texas and Ohio in the weeks ahead. Clinton also accused Obama of supporting "billions of dollars of breaks for the oil industry" by voting for an energy bill she opposed and said he did not support the workers of a Maytag Corp. plant that closed in his home state of Illinois. "Sen. Clinton may have said that attacks and distortions are the 'fun' and 'exciting' part of the campaign, but they're exactly what everyone else in America is tired of," Burton said.

Opinion: I have to say that Hilary is obsessed. She looks crazy and sound crazy. I do not like her. She doesn't look good and sound good. It looks like that Obama is leading the race and Hilary doesn't like that so she is just trying to mess up her opponent. It is not really nice to bring up the stuff from like centuries ago. Well, I do know that politicians do that but I think she should just see the fact that people hate her.

National 2

Obama, McCain sweep Potomac primaries

Summary: Sens. John McCain and Barack Obama will claim victory in all three contests in the Potomac primaries. Obama had a substantial lead over Hillary Clinton in Virginia, and McCain was ahead of Mike Huckabee by about 9 points, according to CNN projections. McCain is leading Huckabee 812 to 217 in total delegates, according to CNN estimates. A GOP candidate needs 1,191 delegates to secure the nomination. Clinton turned her attention to Texas, which holds its primary on March 4.

Opinion: Honestly, it is really fun to watch those guys trying to get some more votes and make sharp comments on the opponents trying to let them down. The sweetness of high position make the guys go wild. I really don't have any desire of being a president or high government official or whatever. I like these guys getting serious at the things that I don't believe to be important and fighting for it.

International 1

Swedish kennel owner's gay slur

Sumaary: A Swedish appeals court has fined a kennel owner $3,100 (20,000 kronor) for refusing to sell a puppy to a woman because she is a lesbian. The 51-year-old kennel owner told the woman she did not trust homosexuals and had read that transvestites sexually abused animals, according to the TT news agency. The woman told the kennel owner she and her partner would have plenty of time to care for the dog since both were students. But when she let slip she was a lesbian, the kennel owner put an end to the sale.

Opinion: LOL, wow, This is awesome. I think homosexuals have huge disadvantage in their lives. They have to let go of a lot of things for choosing to be homosexuals. I think those people want to be gay should make the fact some secret. They can humiliate normal people. Their existence and actions sometimes make people to get away from each other. However, I think this lady's decision was correct thus, Swedish court's decision was wrong.

International 2

Report: Bruni expects lifetime with Sarkozy

Summary: It was the first marriage for Bruni, 40, and the third for the 53-year-old Sarkozy. He married Bruni less than four months after his divorce from Cecilia Sarkozy. Carla Bruni, a model-turned-singer, told the newsweekly L'Express that her first meeting with Sarkozy was love at first sight. The Italian-born Bruni and Sarkozy tied the knot February 2 at the presidential Elysee Palace. I don't yet know what I might do as first lady, but I know how I will do it: seriously," she said.

Opinion: Well, as long as they are pretty and nice, being dumb is a gift for them. A lot of genius people, like me, doesn't like smart feminists because they are too noisy and can be annoying. However, I think this is a funny situation. This guy is a president of a country and he shouldn't be following the ultimate fact of getting a nice, pretty, and dumb woman. he should have went for a smarter and less-beautiful lady. LOL