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Washington Post Hit Piece On Sen McCain - ‘Hypocrisy on Hamas’
UPDATE: 7:38pm PST - from - Hot Air
Washington Post
By James P. Rubin
James P. Rubin Bio
If the recent exchanges between President Bush, Barack Obama and John McCain on Hamas and terrorism are a preview of the general election, we are in for an ugly six months. Despite his reputation in the media as a charming [...]
Obama Goes To 57 States
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Lets add these to help Obama out of this mess
51. Puerto Rico
52. Guam
53. Northern Mariana
54. American Samoa
55. St. Croix
56. St. Thomas
57. St. John
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California Supreme Court Legalizes Gay Marriage
Hot Air
by Allahpundit
An election-year bombshell, just across the wires. Rove, you magnificent bastard. Stand by for updates.
Update: Here’s the opinion. How does 172 pages sound?
Update: The AP story is thin on specifics since it’ll take awhile to digest the holding. Read this useful bullet-point background from the Journal to get up to speed [...]
Obama To Reporter: Hold On A Minute Sweetie
Via Ben Smith
An almost miraculous stroke of bad luck: He dropped this on the one member of the media who wouldn’t coo and squeal like an infant at being addressed by him this way. In any other year no one would care but expect the pro-Hillary bloggers to tear him a new Messiah-hole for it, [...]
Obama “Curious George” T-Shirts - For Sale
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
By Christian Boone
Pam Lindley of Marietta holds up the T-shirt in question as about a dozen people protested outside Mulligan’s bar in Marietta Tuesday. They object to the establishment selling a Curious George t-shirt that says ‘Obama in ‘08.’ The bar has caused controversy in the past with its billboard messages.
About a dozen [...]
Voters: Racism Is Not the Problem
National Journal Magazine
by Stuart Taylor Jr.
Wright aside, if Obama’s race were a net liability with voters, he would have had no chance of winning the nomination.
Is Barack Obama–now closer than ever to winning the Democratic nomination–nonetheless at a political disadvantage because of white racism, or “racial fears,” or “race-baiting,” or racial “double standards,” as some [...]
The Widening Gap
By Andrew Kohut
Generation that is
By 1984 baby boomers were not so young and their ideas were not so different. And until very recently, a political generation gap between younger and older voters was not so great.
The national elections in 2004 and 2006 saw younger people casting more votes for Democratic candidates than did older voters. [...]
Ted Kennedy’s Divisive Rhetoric
Talk Left
By Big Tent Democrat
Ted Kennedy:
Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama isn’t likely to pick rival Hillary Clinton as a running mate, according to one of his most prominent supporters. “I don’t think it’s possible,” Massachusetts Senator Edward Kennedy said in an interview on Bloomberg Television’s “Political Capital With Al Hunt,” airing this weekend.
Kennedy, 76, without [...]
The Clinton Divorce
Op-Ed
No, we don’t mean Bill and Hillary. We mean the separation now under way between the Clintons and the Democratic Party. Like all divorces after lengthy unions, this one is painful and has had its moments of reconciliation, but after Tuesday a split looks inevitable. The long co-dependency is over.
Truth be told, this was always [...]
