So as you know, the right has been getting a wee bit angry of late. It’s understandable; while elections are never over ’til the ballots are all counted, this one’s entering the late innings, and barring some sort of huge, game-changing event, it’s hard to see Barack Obama losing the election.
The right, of course, has been searching in vain for said game-changer; they hoped Bill Ayers would be it, but he wasn’t. Indeed, all attacking Obama over Ayers did was feed anger at Obama, leading to eliminationist rhetoric and scary, mob-like McCain rallies. Not something that’s a positive for the McCain campaign.
So this afternoon, just a few miles from where I type this, John McCain tried to pull things back from the edge :
As the town hall started, McCain was off with more pep than usual. Making the same old jokes, but with energy that reminded us of “the old McCain.” But would he use his power for good or evil? An audience member tee...
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Democrats may tax health benefits - The Boston Globe WASHINGTON - In the last month of the presidential campaign, it was one of Barack Obama and Joe Biden’s strongest attack lines: John McCain, they warned, would “tax your healthcare benefits for the first time ever.”But now, some Congressional Democrats in charge of health reform are talking about doing just that. ... more
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This was not just another election. The last time we had a presidential election, the Left tried to get a brazen traitor elected - namely John Kerry. This new President from the Left is even more than that. Obama was no traitor, because he never was really on our side in the first place. Obama was really a foreign candidate - in spirit, funding, and citizenship.
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Out in California, they recalled 143 million pounds of tainted beef. That’s one triple-stacked burger at Wendy’s. A hundred forty three million pounds of tainted beef! I believe that’s the largest amount of tainted meat since Roger Clemens.”
-David Letterman
“John McCain seems reinvigorated. He has a new campaign slogan, ‘he’ll lead you into the 21st century.’ [...]... more
President-elect Barack Obama unveiled his national security team today, nominating Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton as secretary of state and choosing Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates to stay on as Pentagon chief.... more
Chicago, 1 Dic (Notimex).- El presidente electo de Estados Unidos, Barack Obama, anunció hoy la designación Hillary Clinton, quien fuera su rival por la candidatura presidencial del Partido Demó leer más ... more
If there is one message President-elect Barack Obama's transition team has broadcast about Cabinet picks, it is that ethnicity and gender will not be the first considerations when filling the slots. Credentials over tokenism, after all, was a fundamental principle of Obama's presidential...... more
No, I was serious: women really are inferior to men .
Allen took to the internets today to defend her horrible, horrible column from Sunday. And she kind of undermined the WaPo’s argument that it was all a joke. A sampling:
Washington: When I read this, I immediately thought it was written ironically. Were you surprised that so many people took it literally?
Charlotte Allen: I wouldn’t quite use the word “ironic,” but yes, I meant to be funny but with a serious po... more
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1. Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill. (Last Rank: 1)
Glass-half-full spin: Obama’s taken Clinton’s best shot on the best terrain she’ll have for the entire primary season, and only lost about 10 delegates. And don’t forget, he closed a huge deficit in Texas and Ohio. That’s proof that he can take a punch, and it’s proof that he’ll be the ultimate nomi... more
A quick note — John McCain won everywhere. Those numbers aren’t interesting. These are:
Vermont
☑ Obama 60%
Clinton 38%
Other 2%
Rhode Island
☑ Clinton 58%
Obama 40%
Other 1%
Ohio
☑ Clinton 55%
Obama 43%
Other 2%
Texas
Primary
☑ Clinton 51%
Obama 47%
Other 2%
Caucuses*
Obama 56%
Clinton 44%
*22% in
So who’s up, who’s down, who’s out? (more…) ... more
Et Tu, Hillary? From: moderateleft.com Post Date: 2008-03-06 15:11:56
Would the Democratic candidates for president please stop playing footsie with the Republican party ?
In a Cabinet-style setting, surrounded by retired military leaders, Sen. Hillary Clinton said the public should ask whether Democratic presidential rival Barack Obama has met the criteria needed to become the nation’s commander in chief.
“I think that since we now know Sen. (John) McCain will be the nominee for the Republican Party, national security will be front and center in... more
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