Keith Olbermann Reports on McCain's Flip-flops

Some reports were talking about Obama's changing positions on FISA and getting out of the war in Iraq. John McCain said Obama couldn't be trusted because he is opting out of the public financing system.

Well, it turns out old man McCain has a whole host of flip-flops on issues. Here's a few.

This is not the way to shed the image of being old

At a town hall meeting in December of 2007, McCain waxed poetic on all the different forms of information, "the cables, the Internets". Ah, if only we were back in the days of the telegraph and the Pony Express, McCain's life would be so much easier.

Watch the video and sign the Kucinich Impeachment Petition

Dennis Kucinich has consistently stood up for America. Now it's time for us to stand with him. Watch the video and sign the petition at Kucinich.us

Bush Tours America to Survey Damage Caused by his Presidency

George W. Bush and Joe Knollenberg took a tour of America to see the damage caused by George W. Bush's presidency. Joe Knollenberg, one of his accomplices tagged along.

Detroit News: Celebrating Patriotism

Patriotism in action: Americans express love of country in many ways

Catherine Jun / The Detroit News

It seems the days of robust, flag-waving patriotism seen after the Sept. 11 attacks are gone.

And arguably in its place, a general pessimism about our country has set in: An Associated Press-Ipsos poll of 1,000 Americans last month showed nearly four out of five believed the U.S. was headed in the wrong direction, blaming a prolonged war, soaring gas prices and a divisive presidential election.

But experts say patriotism -- the love of and devotion to country -- is alive and kicking.

In the face of mounting challenges, hope in the country's future still exists in different forms. In order to see it, we have to look past the holiday barbecues and American flag decals and pins.

"Patriotism is not simply supporting whatever those in power say, but also articulating a willingness to oppose for the sake of the country," said Marc Kruman, director at Wayne State University's Center for the Study of Citizenship, which he founded in 2003 with a kickoff conference themed "The Many Faces of Patriotism."

"I don't think Americans are less patriotic today than they were in 2001," he added.

Americans are finding many ways to demonstrate their love for country, from joining political campaigns to organizing peace rallies and venting in the blogosphere. From a former war chaplain to a new U.S. citizen, here's how five Michigan residents show their patriotism:

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John McCain Doubletalk on the Economy

John McCain claims to be a straight talker. The reality is he's a double talker. In this video, he is caught double talking about the most important issue in this election, the economy.

New FISA phone plan, unlimited spying on Americans

Here is your new phone plan if the Congress allows the new FISA bill to go through. It's up to you, take a minute to call your Senators and Congressman or a lifetime of allowing the telecom companies to spy on us.