On my new job I travel… in the few weeks that I’ve been with Steve Poizner for Governor I have traveled quite a bit. Being the new media junkie that I am, I feel the need to document everything. My over sized purse looks like I ransacked Radio Shack, with enough of electronics, tripods and [...]

Soon I will officially  become a California girl. In honor of such an event I think the only appropriate thing to do is play a song, of course it’s from the one and only the Beach Boys.

I have a big phone plan. The reason is because clearly I get alot of phone calls. Most of those calls come from one of my parents, family members, extended family members and my  “sisters” from back home.
Not only do I have a big family but I basically have three parents. My mom, my dad [...]

Last week U.S. Congressman Mike Pence, Chairman of the House Republican Conference spoke at the Congressional Hispanic Leadership Institute’s conference. The Republican leader discussed Honduras, frankly saying: “Let me be clear, this was not a military coup in any sense of the term.”
Here is a video and transcript of his speech. Pence also talked about [...]

Let me introduce you to Ted Cruz, if you haven’t been privileged to met him already. Currently Ted is the only Republican running for Texas Attorney General. He has already raised $1 million since February 2009.  National Review recently did a profile on him : http://www.tedcruz.org/pdf/cruz_profile.pdf
Cruz is in an inspiration for others. While Texas is [...]

So much to say about Berlin but the first words out of my head are Ronald Regan rocks!
My hotel is in the former East Berlin about half a mile from the Brandenburg Gate the place were President Ronald Regan gave the famous speech saying, “Mr. Gorbachev, open this gate. Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!” [...]

I got this sent to me today. Enjoying keeping up with DC from Berlin.

It gives me great sadness when the President of the “Free World” can not make time to greet people who are struggling for freedom. Even the Washington Post asks:
Why doesn’t President Obama have time for Cuba’s pro-democracy opposition?
The President couldn’t meet with representatives for the National Endowment for Democracy’s 2009 Democracy Award recipients Jorge [...]

Immigration is always a hot issue. This is an old video from 2006 but I still think its funny… thoughts…

Please take note of the “Yes We Can” banner. This video is from 2006. For those who don’t know, Obama and his people weren’t so orignal that they created the popular saying. It was ripped of [...]

Republican candidate for for U.S. Senate, Marco Rubio, is challenging his top rival, Florida Governor Charlie Crist, to a series of duals debates across the state of Florida. The 10 debates would cover all of Florida’s 11 media markets.
According to the Tallahassee Democrat Rubio wrote a letter to Crist proposing the challenge. It stated:
“Because Florida’s [...]

I love music. Certain songs transport me back in time. As a kid my dad would bring me music popular in his hometown in Mexico. It was great. I would run around the house lip-syncing the songs and it really helped me connect with my cousins in Mexico. In honor of them I decided to [...]

thought this was amusing, and correct…

Its always interesting to see what videos go viral, as in gain a huge buzz on the Internet.
Yesterday several friends sent me this video via email and twitter called the Arlington Rap. The video makes fun of preppy life in Arlington County, VA. As a new resident of the Arlington area I found it amusing [...]

Earlier this week I discussed telenovelas on how they are becoming part of mainstream communication. Here Conana O’Brien does his version of a telenovela, Noches De Passion. Funny stuff. Hat Mi Blog is Tu Blog.

Yesterday on CNN Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R) debated Rep. Charles Rangel (D) on Cuba Policy. I don’t think much more needs to be said. Rep. Ros-Lehtinen did great in this two part debate.

The second debate focuses on the what Rangel and Ros-Lehtinen agree on in regards to Cuban policy.
Warning, apparently the staffer responsible for [...]

On Tuesday it was Florida Senator Mel Martinez turn to met with Supreme Court nominee Judge Sonia Sototmayor. Martinez, the only Hispanic Republican in the Senate, briefly spoke with Judge Sotomayor, who hopes to be the first Latina in the Supreme Court. The two greeted each other in Spanish and observers say had a good [...]

Most of America has heard of Telenovelas. They are best described as prime time Spanish-language soap operas. They are filled of stories of love, betrayal and power and have become an integral part of Latin American culture.
My male friends say the only reason they watch them is for the beautiful Latina ladies and not because [...]

Fave line: “Obama’s planned spending makes Bush look like a coupon clipping house wife…”

amazing video of the "Ladies In White" who fight for liberty and freedom in Cuba.