Martin Luther

So who did he remind you of? Barack Obama? No of course not. It’s blindingly obvious. Here’s David Cameron 8th October 2009: And so even though we face the difficulties of today and tomorrow, I still have a dream. It is a dream deeply rooted in the American dream. I have a dream that one day this Originally posted here: David Cameron and Martin Luther King: You’ve never seen them in the same room… Share or Bookmark This Post Read Full Story

David Cameron quotes Martin Luther King in his article for The Sunday Telegraph. The Tory leader writes: “This week in Manchester you will see that far from playing it safe, the Conservative Party has a radical agenda … In the words of Martin Luther King, ‘When you’re right, you can’t be too radical.’” But Cameron has Continued here: Who’s more anti-conservative, Martin Luther King or David Cameron? Share or Bookmark This Post Read Full Story

CLICK TO WATCH HEADZUP.TV Mobile Satire For A Mobile Democracy BREAKING NEWS: Tweeting about Frank Rich's New York Time piece, The Obama Haters' Silent Enablers , Glenn Beck compares himself and Bill O'Reilly to Martin Luther King, Jr. and Gandhi. Read Glenn Beck's actual Tweet comapring himself to Martin Luther King and Ghandi. FREE DAILY MOBILE DOWNLOADS: Visit www.headzup.tv using your cell phone and download Headzup video clips and share them with others as picture messages. SUBSCRIBE TO THE DAILY HEADZUP and get FREE daily "heads up" by email. DOWNLOAD TODAY'S HEADZUP and share them with your family and friends. YOUTUBE GALLERY Watch hundreds ... Read Full Story

Disturbing… Americans named President Obama as their No. 1 hero, followed by Jesus Christ and Martin Luther King, in a new Harris poll. Others in the top 10, in descending order, were Ronald Reagan, George W. Bush, Abraham Lincoln, John McCain, John F. Kennedy, Chesley Sullenberger and Mother Teresa People were asked whom they admired enough to call their heroes. Those surveyed were not shown a list of people to choose from. The Harris Poll was conducted online among a sample of 2,634 U.S. adults by Harris Interactive. This question was first asked in a Harris Poll in 2001. In that survey Jesus Christ ... Read Full Story

What a historical day... a man of color becomes the 44th President of the United States today, and it happens that yesterday was Martin Luther King Jr.'s Day. If Martin Luther King is still alive, he would be so happy and proud to see that his dream of racial equality finally comes true. And only 60 years ago, people of color — blacks, Hispanics, Asians — were still discriminated against in many ways. Here in Hawai`i, we all love the Obama family. We are very excited to see new changes within our country and for the rest of the world. We know it's a ... Read Full Story