Citizen Kate
Hi! I’m Citizen Kate Soglin. And I went on the campaign trail to make the best choice for the next president of the United States.
Politics are pretty complicated. So I elected
myself to uncover the process, and make it easy
for regular people, like me, to understand. I
spoke with Mike Gravel, Bob Barr,
Cynthia McKinney, John Edwards, and Abraham
Lincoln. Yeah. I thought he was dead too.
Watch my video blog as I find out what it takes
to be a great leader, and decide who to vote for. You
don’t need to be a pundit to cover politics. You
just need to look cute, ask questions and have a
camera to record stuff.
what makes a great leader?
Copyright 2009 Citizen Kate Soglin and Viva Lundin Productions
The Results are in:
The best political campaign slogan is Country First (59%) with Change We Need (34%) next in line, and Power to the People (4%), People Fighting Back (2%) and LIberty for America (1%) trailing.
The hottest president is the one who fights for Habeaus Corpus (56%) with experience with war and hip hops for saving the earth tied (22%), and hopes for change being not hot at all (0%).
The best quote from our current prez nominees is “No more bailouts” (57%), followed with a tie of “Drill baby drill”, “Yes we can” and “Privacy is fundamental” (14%).
People look for a combination of qualities in a President including Vibrant Colors, Sensible Shoes and Natural Fibers (29%). Some want Slick Hair (14%). And no one wants worn in leather (0%).
Kate gets a prime seat at Barack Obama’s historic inauguration.
Kate ends up in a bunch of crap trying to get questions into the final debate.
Kate passes time in Grant Park with some celebs waiting for Obama’s win.
My First Butterhead Victory
My First Press Conference Question with John Edwards
Kate catches up with VP Nominee Joe Biden in Iowa before the big pick.
Kate runs into David Axelrod, Obama’s chief strategist in Detroit.
The Beachwood Reporter features me as the voice of politics.
Kate recalls her key Obama moments on the campaign trail.
Kate shares some campaign trail highlights and press, as she stalked Obama and discovered the key to politics: the people.
My vote was up for grabs. There are so many party choices: Democrat, Republican, Green, Libertarian, Labor, Light, Moderate, Natural, Reform, Prohibition, Socialist, Socialist Equality, Socialist Labor, Socialist Workers, U.S. Marijuana, Peace and Freedom, and more. The choice was super tough!
Yes We Can! We did it. Voting for Obama is like that buying that first prom dress that you tried on. You thought, “I can’t get the first one. I need to shop around.” But you found no dress compares to your first. I was excited to be in Springfield, Denver, Grant Park, and DC at the inauguration. It’s amazing that I haven’t hugged Barack yet. Someday.
My First National Convention
