Dead Heat

24May10

I made a custom poll from Pollster here for a congressional generic ballot. For those not wanting to click over, it’s essentially a tie right now; Dem’s 45.6%, GOP 45.4%. Basically, I removed all polls with a clear bias, plus Rasmussen. I’m not sure about the decision to exclude Rasmussen. On the one hand, there […]

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Tags: 2010 elections, democrats, immigration, midterms, polling, polls, republicans

And Now a Word From Hitler

22Mar10

These never get old, and this one is actually really well done. I just love that something can be translated as both “At least we still have Kalou” and “they’ll never take away our government-funded Viagra”

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Tags: democrats, health care, health care reform, hitler, hitler parody, republicans

Essential Reading to Understanding the Political Future

28Feb09

I got into many conflicts with one of politics professors last year, and I kept on wondering why Obama kept proving me right. I remember a different, far more intelligent, professor once confessing that she thought the Baby Boomers may have actually ruined liberalism. Ambinder provides some must read context in a brilliant article: There […]

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Tags: Ana Marie Cox, budget, democrats, left, marc ambinder, Obama, obama 2009, republicans, right, Sarah Palin, VP pick, wonkette

Obama VP This Week; McCain Aug. 29

19Aug08

Drudge reports that Obama will name his VP on Wednesday. As Matt Drudge is the bane of most liberals, I’d almost expect that Obama will go ahead and name him (and it will be a him) tomorrow instead; as he may not get enough news time if he does it Thursday. Word has it that […]

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Tags: august 29th, barack obama vp, bayh, Biden, choice, convention, democrats, evan bayh, foreign policy, joe biden, mccain, nunn, Obama, republicans, VP

The Republicans’ Leaky Asses

19Jul08

To have any chance of winning this election, John McCain is going to have to prove he is different from his predecessor GWB. Amazingly, McCain has stayed relatively close in polls (8 points is relatively good when the president has a 28% approval rating). Interestingly, Republicans have long considered themselves champions family values and morals, […]

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Special Comment: It’s Called a Secret Strategy Because It’s a Secret!

01Jul08

It was a strange, and certainly ground breaking Special Comment on Countdown last night. Olbermann devoted it to criticizing Barack Obama over his support for the FISA bill. OIbermann’s first criticism was that the Republicans are going to criticize Obama for being soft on terror regardless of his vote on FISA. That may be true, […]

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Tags: 2008 election, Barack Obama, bush, bush administration, Countdown, criminal investigation, criminal trial, democratic nominee, democrats, FISA, George W. Bush, Harvard, Harvard Law, illegal, Keith Olbermann, Law, Obama, Olbermann, School, warrentless wire tapping

Making Sense out of FISA

26Jun08

The Huffington Post’s big headline this afternoon is how the “netroots” movement is drifting away from Obama, or Obama is drifting away from them–Uh basically, what you need to know is that Democrats are aiming yet another loaded gun at their foot right now. Maybe it’s actually an automatic rifle. Why is the left coming […]

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Tags: AT&T, bush administration, civil liberties, constitution, constitutional law, daily kos, democrats, Feingold, FISA, Foreign Intelligence, Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, george bush, George W. Bush, Huffington Post, immunity, impeachment, nader, nancy pelosi, netroots, Obama, patriot act, Sprint, telecom, think progess, Verizon, War on Terror

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 […]

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Tags: Clinton, democratic race, democrats, election, general election, june 3rd, mccain, montana, nomination, Obama, republicans, south dakota, wyoming