Alright, One Regret…

04Jun08

It’s clear now that Obama is the nominee, and it even seems like Clinton at least knows that internally. I never wanted to be the type of person that was a Hillary-hater before this campaign, but her actions dictated to me that I had no other choice. Still, I must say I long a bit [...]

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Is This Over?

03Jun08

Headlines won’t agree on anything;
(As of Now)
Daily Kos: Obama still 34 Delegates away
AP (1): Hillary To Acknowledge Obama Has Delegate Majority To Secure Nomination
Huffington Post – Clinton Campaign Chair: AP Is “100% Reporting Incorrectly
AP (2) – Obama Clinches Nomination — (AP reports enough super delegates have confirmed with the AP their intentions to put Obama [...]

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How to End the Democratic Primary

23May08

Huffington Post is pushing a story today from Hotline blog that may provide the answer for how to get Hillary to stop drop out. It’s something that has occurred to me before, but when I mentioned it to someone knowledgable on politics, they said it could never work. Well, maybe it can:
As Hillary Rodham Clinton’s [...]

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Stress of Campaign Causes MoDo to Go Loco (Loca)

21May08

Maureen Dowd has easily my favorite NY Times regular Op-Ed. Much to the chagrin of conservatives, sexists, feminists, and liberal intellectuals, she has been right be about this election from almost the beginning.
Frank Rich, arguably now the most famous of the elite media personalities, has basically been pushing a fairy tale in which there is [...]

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