I don't agree with every particular of the argument -- it's a little problematic to tie Hillary Clinton too strongly with her husband's administration (granting that much of the tying has been done by the Clinton itself), and it's really time to stop citing Kathleen...
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Kevin Drum objects to my argument about experience, claiming that Obama's experience will be a disadvantage against McCain but Clinton's would not. I'm not entirely convinced. It's worth untangling the.
I had it on while doing other work and then watched it at the gym, so I didn't see at all, but it should be noted that I don't know.
So Grover "Drown the Government in a Bathtub" Norquist looks forward to the possibility of depicting Barack Obama as a "shady Chicago socialist" in the general election. An impressive and original strategy, but really -- why stop there? I suggest trying to cast Obama as...
Yglesias points out the problems with Ambinder's claim that "Obama cannot win the states where the majority of Democrats reside": i.e. it's a more tendentious way of saying that "Clinton.
True story.The scene: a small non-chain coffee shop. Two older gentleman (say, in their 70s) sit at a small metal table. One has a driving cap on and speaks with.
You know, Jesse Jackson won Michigan in 1988. Does this mean that Obama automatically gets to claim the Michigan delegates?
Well, that's enough; I'm no longer willing to be charitable about all the Clinton surrogates who just happen to mention Obama's suspiciously Muslim middle name, teenaged drug use, etc. etc..
How does Obama win the Democratic nomination for President? According to Mickey, denouncing affirmative action and moving hard right on immigration are key. If that doesn't work, I'm sure that.
Barack Obama now says that his favorite Wire character is Omar. Given that Obama also has connections with Brother Mouzone, doesn't the true structure of the Baltimore drug trade become incredibly obvious? Let me lay it out for you; Barack Obama ordered the execution of...
Publius, while accepting the validity of grievances against the frequently sexist coverage of her campaign, tries to make it. To me, #1 remains the most persuasive. I think Obama might.
Heading into tonight's New Hampshire primary with McCain and Obama as the frontrunners, I have to wonder....does anyone else find it funny that McCain keeps calling for change, yet his.