A story from Michael Kinsley about John McCain at the craps table seems to me a perfect allegory for John McCain’s current campaign:
“McCain immediately turned to the woman and said between clenched teeth: ‘DON’T TOUCH ME.’ The woman started to explain…McCain interrupted her: ‘DON’T TOUCH ME,’ he repeated viciously. The woman again tried to explain. [...]
Is McCain Losing It? No… Seriously.
October 10th, 2008 · No Comments
Tags: General Election · News · Politics
Obama launches iPhone app; US election good for Twitter
October 2nd, 2008 · No Comments
Obama Campaign launches iPhone app
Sen. Barack Obama’s presidential campaign launched an iPhone application on Thursday that turns the vaunted device into a political recruiting tool. You can learn more about this app at the Obama iPhone app Web site.
The most notable feature “organizes and prioritizes your contacts by key battleground states, making it easy to [...]
Tags: Apple · General Election · News · Politics · Social Networking · Software · Technology · Web 2.0
RNC promotes great Obama initiatives
October 2nd, 2008 · 1 Comment
Post courtesy of DailyKOS:
The GOP has an “Obama Spendometer” page that has listed a lot of fantastic Obama priorities.
So on National Security:
Obama Would Implement The Lugar-Obama Legislation To Crack Down On The Smuggling Of Weapons Of Mass Destruction.
You see, this is bad because it would cost $440 million per year, which is far worse than [...]
Obama’s Fundraising at the Beginning of the General Election
June 5th, 2008 · No Comments
Jeanne Cummings does the math:
• If each of Obama’s donors gave him a modest $250, he’d have $375 million to spend during the two-month general election sprint. That’s $186 million a month, $47 million a week.
• During the same September to Nov. 4 period, McCain will have about $85 million to spend, since he has [...]
Tags: General Election · News · Politics · Primaries
Hillary Clinton Supporters — The Global Warming Deniers of Democratic Politics?
April 25th, 2008 · No Comments
Hillary Clinton supporters seem to have become the equivalent of global warming deniers in Democratic politics. If facts don’t suit your argument, insist on the opposite. And even more importantly, insist that your non-facts get at least 50% of the coverage.
The Clinton team is now trying to make the specious argument that she is winning [...]
The Rules of Clintonball
April 23rd, 2008 · No Comments
by Hunter of DailyKOS
Forget the spin: the race is where it is. Clinton won Pennsylvania. The overall delegate margin has barely budged, however, and it is now even more assured that there is no reasonable scenario where Clinton can pull out a primary win absent intervention by the superdelegates.
I was never a Clinton fan, in [...]
Hillary Clinton’s word: It’s worth nothing
January 30th, 2008 · No Comments
A New Hampshire newspaper tears into Hillary Clinton for breaking her pledge not to campaign in Florida: “Sen. Hillary Clinton signed a pledge not to “campaign or participate” in the Michigan or Florida Democratic primaries. She participated in both primaries and is campaigning in Florida. Which proves, again, that Hillary Clinton is a liar.”
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