So the first week of school for my final semester is over. So far both classes seem like they will be alright, and actually interesting to me. They’re both econ related, but one is a public policy class, and the other is a political science class. Perhaps after these two classes I will have a better idea of if I really want to try my hand at politics in the future. I have a feeling I will still have a strong desire to do so. A quick glance at the the Colorado State University website shows at Political Science masters program… Not that I’ve finished my BS (hey, it’ll be 14 years when I finish in May) but maybe taking some classes at CSU would be an interesting thing to do.

I think that will generate another blog post over on www.going2colorado.com tonight…

As some of you may know, I have political aspirations sometime in my future. I don't know what, or how far I want to go, but I've always managed to keep myself clean and without skeletons in my closet so that I could ultimately run for office some day.

The older I get the more I have this desire. Today I'm sitting here listening to CNN.com's audio feed of the Supreme Court's discussion of the ban on handguns in Washington DC. This is some interesting stuff. I'm a supporter of the Second Amendment and believe that it is everyone's right to own firearms. Listening to the discussion about the issue at hand is very interesting. I've honestly never listened to such a debate before, it leads me to think: I probably need to take some debate classes if I really want to pursue politics in the near future.