Maybe, VERY interesting.
Roger Stone, respected, hated, and always controversial Republican political knife fighter and commentator for Fox News, has given new credence to Larry Johnson’s reporting of a video of Michelle Obama making racist comments against whites. Is Roger Stone to be believed? Obamabots, bewildered by their devastating streak of losses but hopeful of the delegate stealing yesterday, will [...]
Categories: Obama
Not surprised at all.
Brent Saba had just dropped a church group off at Philadelphia International Airport on Sunday morning and was heading north on Interstate 95 when it happened: His 15-passenger van ran out of gas. Saba, a 24-year-old church pastor, made it to the shoulder just [...]
Categories: Economy
Not exactly a warm welcome…
Well, well, well, a Bush protest at Furman University. And he talks about of all things—redemption. WaPo: Delivering the final commencement address of his tenure, President Bush told supporters and protesters at Furman University here Saturday that he was far from “a model citizen” when he left college but [...]
Categories: George W. Bush
They’re at it again. Complaining again about something in a magazine. REALLY complaining.
Ben Smith has the Clintons’ entire 2,000 word memo in response to Vanity Fair’s new profile of Bill Clinton. Before I get to finish the Vanity Fair piece, and start the Clinton memo, one thing struck me as odd. The Clintons are furious [...]
Categories: 2008 Election · Clinton
Whew! Quite the storm just blew through here. I guess they had a slight chance in the forecast, but I don’t think anyone was expecting to see the trees practically bend to the ground!
After Saturday’s big dem meeting, it seems more and more people are looking for Clinton to step aside – even though she won Puerto Rico today. She’s hanging in there, though:
ABC News’ Eloise Harper reports: Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., thanked Puerto Ricans Sunday night for helping her to victory on the island where she spent five days campaigning, saying “Te quiero Puerto Rico!” Her real message, however, was to the undecided superdelegates who Clinton hopes will veer her way to salvage her campaign. Clinton’s main argument is that [...]
As for President Bush, he’s not getting much respect.
At the South Carolina state GOP convention today, Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) “used his remarks to embrace President Bush, just hours before he was to meet Bush at Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport.” But when Graham first mentioned Bush’s name, the GOP crowd stayed silent, refusing to applaud the President: At his first mention of Bush’s visit, Graham [...]
Categories: Clinton · George W. Bush
Hey, it’s Sunday! Welcome! Dems spent Saturday trying to figure out Michigan and Florida. They came up with a “solution”, but it sure ain’t making everybody happy. Each delegate gets 1/2 vote. And, they ordered some strange movement among uncommitted delegates.
The denouement of a lengthy and difficult process
For quite some time, as the number of remaining primaries dwindled to single digits, the Clinton campaign continued to look at the circle around May 31 on the calendar. It was the meeting of the DNC’s Rules and Bylaws Committee that offered at least some hope that the broader dynamic of the Democratic race could [...]
Categories: 2008 Election · Clinton · Democrats · Obama
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